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Population:993.386

Currency:1 Euro = 100 cents

Opening hours:Shops are usually open between10.00-13.30 am and 16.30-20.00(closed on Sundays).

Internet:www.comune.napoli.itwww.inaples.itwww.napolinapoli.comwww.napoli.com

Newspapers:Il MattinoIl Corriere del MezzogiornoIl Giornale di NapoliLa RepubblicaCorriere della SeraLa StampaIl Sole24ore

Emergency numbers:Carabinieri: 112Police: 113Fire brigade: 115Medical Emergency Service: 118Local police: +39 081 751 3177

Tourist information:Azienda del turismoAddress: Piazza del Gesù, 7Tel: +39 081 551 2701Address: Via San Carlo,9Tel: +39 081 402 394

NAPLESPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-23 | COUNTRY CODE: ITContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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NAPLESNaples, with its million inhabitants, is the third biggest city inItaly. Its position is spectacular – with the celebrated viewover the gulf of Naples and the extraordinary islands ofCapri, Ischia and Procida. The city is overlooked by Vesuvius,a vast volcano which erupted violently in 79 BC covering thecities of Pompei and Ercolano. Today, these cities – nowexcavated – bear witness to the splendours of the RomanEmpire. Vesuvio’s last eruption was in 1944.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

The historic city of Naples was foundedabout 3,000 years ago as Partenope byTurkish and Greek merchants. Later, thesettlement took the name of Palepolis (theold city) and in 475 BC it became Neapolis,the new city. Under various phases offoreign rule, the city developed and grewand then became the capital of the mostimportant of the pre-unification states –the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. The rulesof that Kingdom – the Bourbons –constructed a magnificent palace in nearbyCaserta and filled the city with historicconstructions of all kind. The historiccentre of Naples – with its splendid palacesand popular and lively working-classdistricts - is now under UNESCOprotections as world treasure. Naples alsoboasts an underground city, as well as itsfamous views from all parts of the city.Moreover, this hospitable city is marked bycontrasts and popular traditions – such asthe annual miracle whereby San Gennaro’s‘blood’ becomes liquid in front of the eyesof his followers. Two products have madeNaples famous throughout the world – thepizza – which is only one part of a richlocal cuisine, and music, as in the famouspopular song, O sole mio.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

DuomoThis magnificent building contains therelics of San Gennaro, the patron saint ofNaples.

Address: via DuomoInternet: www.duomodinapoli.it

The Royal PalaceThis was the residence of the SpanishViceroys. The royal gardens are full oftree-lined avenues, with rare plants,statues and secret gardens.

Address: piazza Plebiscito 1

Reggia Di CapodimonteThis place boasts a wonderful view of theBay of Naples. The museum containsmasterpieces by Tiziano, Botticelli,Perugino and Raffaello.

Address: Parco di CapodimontePhone: +39 081 749 9111

Castel Maschio AngiolinoThis castle was an important culturalcenter where artists and writers such asGiotto, Petrarca and Boccaccio stayed.

Address: piazza Municipio

Castel Dell’ovoA large 12th century fortress thatdominates the Naples seafront.

Address: Borgo MarinariPhone: +39 081 764 0590

Church Of Santa ChiaraAn interesting provencal gothic church

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which originates from the 14th Century.

Address: via Benedetto CrocePhone: +39 081 797 1231

Church Of San Lorenzo MaggioreAn extraordinary building dating back tothe end of the 13th century. EveryChristmas a life-size nativity scene is setup inside the church.

Address: via Tribunali 316Phone: +39 081 290 580

Church Of San Gregorio ArmenoA wonderful example of NeapolitanBaroque art.

Address: via San Gregorio ArmenoPhone: +39 081 552 0186

Church Of Gesù NuovoThe opulent interior of this church, filledwith marble and with altars inlaid withsemi-precious stones such as agate,amethysts and lapis lazuli, is a must.

Address: piazza del Gesù nuovoPhone: +39 081 551 8613

National Archeological MuseumThis is one of the most importantarcheological museums in the world andcontains bronzes, sculptures and manyother objects from the Bourbon collection,from Pompei and from Ercolano.

Address: piazza Museo nazionale 19Phone: +39 081 440 166

EATING #EATING#

Neapolitans believe that their cuisine isamongst the best in the world. Are they

right? Judge for yourself after trying realpizza, different kinds of pasta made withtomato sauce, meat sauce or fish or thetypical cakes (babà and sfogliatella). Anddon’t worry too much about your weight.Neaples cuisine is made of “poor”ingredients, such as oil, pecorino cheese,tomato sauce and aromatic herbs.

Ristorante Mimì Alla FerroviaThis bustling fish restaurant – oncefrequented by the famous writer and actorEduardo de Filippo - is close to a Parisiennebrasserie. Elegant, it boasts a nice winelist.

Address: via Alfonso d’Aragona 19Phone: +39 081 553 8525Internet: www.mimiallaferrovia.it

Ristorante CiroThis classic waterfront restaurant has anair of vintage modern glamour. It sits atthe foot of Castel dell’Ovo. Recommendedchoices: fish entrée, noodles with clamsand courgettes, risotto with fish.

Address: via Luculliana, 29/30Phone: +39 081 764 6006Internet: www.ristoranteciro.it

Ristorante La FilaClassic Neapolitan food such as noodleswith clams, pasta and chickpeas. Don’tmiss the meat sauce.

Address: via nazionale 6DPhone: +39 081 206 717

Ristorante Amici MieiUp market rustic fare, traditionalNeapolitan menu.

Address: via Monte di Dio, 78Phone: +39 081 764 6063

La Taverna Del BuongustaioA nice tavern with simple and tasty food ina small but comfortable room.

Address: via Basilio Puoti 8Phone: +39 081 551 2626



Pizzeria CafassoAll Neapolitans have a preferred pizzeria,but Cafasso and the Pellone (see below)are the ones to which they return againand again. Not flashy like all genuinepizzerias.

Address: via Giulio cesare, 156Phone: +39 081 239 5281

Pizzeria PelloneClose to the railway station, the area isn’tamongt the most beautiful in the city butthe pizzas ...

Address: via Nazionale 93Phone: +39 081 553 8614

Pizzeria Da MicheleThis is another historical pizzeria and itsalways packed. Don’t expect a long menubecause here you can have only pizza allamarinara (without mozzarella) ormargherita.

Address: Via Cesare Sersale, 1/3Phone: +39 081 553 9204Internet: www.damichele.net

Pizzeria SorbilloThe pizzas here are ok but maybe a notchunder the places mentioned thus far, butyou are in the heart of the historic centre.

Address: via Tribunali, 32Phone: +39 081 446 643Internet: www.sorbillo.it

CAFÉS #CAFES#

GambrinusThe most chic and historical café in Naples.Here you can taste the best espressos in

Naples.

Address: Via Chiaia, 1-2 (Piazza Trieste e Trento)Internet: www.caffegambrinus.com

MocciaA delicious Neapolitan pastry shop. If youare in the area of San Pasquale a Chiaia,don’t ask where the shop is, just follow thearoma. Here you can have delicioussfogliatelle, brioches, little pizzas andcakes with cream.

Address: Via S. Pasquale a Chiaia

PintauroAnother place where you can taste the truesfogliatella.

Address: via Toledo 275

Aret’ A’ PalmA dark place with a long marble bar andmirrored walls which suggest Paris morethan Naples. Highly recommended for ayounger crowd. In summer you can eatoutside in piazza S.Maria La Nova.

Address: Piazza Santa Maria la Nova, 14

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

The Neapolitan movida starts at 20.00 inthe Chiaia area. It seems like the wholeneighborhood has descended into the tinyspace around via Belledonne a Chiaia foran apéritivo. Another crowed area is PiazzaBellini, especially in Summer and Springtime.



Enoteca BelledonneA tiny wine bar which is an institutionamong inhabitants of the more well-to-doChiaia area. There is an extensive wine listand a choice from two/three differentdishes every night.

Address: via Belledonne a Chiaia, 18Internet: www.encotecabelladonne.com

Intra MoeniaLiterary bar with nice seats in the heatedveranda.

Address: piazza Bellini 70Internet: www.intramoenia.it

Chalet Ciro A MergellinaA relaxing bar opposite the yacht port. Ifyou are not fed up with pizza, here you canhave a Margherita made with ice cream.Wide range of desserts, cakes, snacks andcocktails.

Address: via Caracciolo 66Internet: www.chaletciro.it

S’mooveDisco bar.

Address: vico dei Sospiri

Le BarA trendy cocktail bar on the seafront.

Address: Borgo Marinari

Burbon StreetA friendly Irish pub

Address: via Bellini, 52

Velvet ZoneThe oldest of all underground clubs intown.

Address: via Cisterna dell’Olio 11Internet: www.velvetnapoli.it

L’arenileDisco club where during the summer youcan dance on the beach.

Address: Via Coroglio 10

FreezerTrendy club for a techno dance night.

Address: Centro direzionale isola G6

Mutiny RepublicA very urban lounge bar with a touch ofMediterranean.

Address: via Bellini

Rising SouthEthnic furniture with batik and cushionseverywhere. The music ranges from loungeto rock.

Address: via San Sebastiano 19

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

If you want to buy fashionable clothes,accessories or jewels, you should go to viaCalabritto, via G.Filangieri, via Chiaia andvia Toledo. Here you can find many fashionshops such as Bulgari, Gucci and LouisVuitton.

In the same area there are two storesnotable for their local connection: one isErnesto Esposito (via Santa Caterina aChiaia 20) which showcases the sexed-upheels created by its namesake designer, aNeapolitan who also designs shoes forFendi, Sonia Rykiel and Via Spiga and theother is Marinella (Riviera di Chiaia 287),which is a tiny shop with a huge reputationfor its classic men’s accessories and,especially, silk ties. A huge flea marketwith good bargains is found close to thePoggioreale jail and runs from Thursdaythrough Monday.



If you are looking for typical handmadeproducts, the best place to go is theQuartieri Spagnoli: this area still has thehighest number of old craftsmen’s shops.The sophisticated, expensive Capodimonteporcelain, cameos, and gouaches areparticularly famous. Naples is also tied tothe traditions of leather goods, and goldand silver objects.

If you are interested in buying the famousnativity scene figurines made in terracotta,you visit via San Gregorio Armeno: hereyou can find all types of figurines, all madeby hand.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

EXCLUSIVEGrand Hotel VesuvioSet on the waterfront, with the VolcanoVesuvius in the distance, this is theposhest hotel in Naples.

Address: Via Partenope 45Phone: +39 081 764 0044Internet: www.vesuvio.it

Caravaggio HotelA quite place in the historic centre, with aboutique-like decor.

Address: Piazza Cardinale Sisto Riario Sforza 157Phone: +39 081 211 0066Internet: www.caravaggiohotel.it

GOOD VALUEHotel NeapolisSituated on a narrow alley just off thenoisy Via Tribunali close to Piazza Bellini,this small hotel looks out over the

13th-century Pietrasanta bell tower.

Address: via Francesco Del Giudice, 13Phone: +39 081 442 0815Internet: www.hotelneapolis.com

Chiaja Hotel De CharmeClose to the Opera House in the middle ofthe main shopping area.

Address: Via Chiaia 216Phone: +39 081 415 555Internet: www.hotelchiaia.it

BASICHotel AusoniaAusonia is in front of a fine little port(departure to Capri and other islands). Youcan walk in the port or all around and it isquite safe.

Address: via Caracciolo 11Phone: +39 081 682 278Internet: www.hotelausonianapoli.com

Hotel Sansevero DegasJust off the busy zone of Spaccanapoli andits centre – the gorgeous Piazza del Gesù -this new branch of the Sansevero hotels isperfectly located between the historiccentre and all the sights of royal Naples.

Address: Calata Trinità Maggiore 53Phone: +39 081 790 1000Internet: www.albergosansevero.it

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportNaples’s International Airport Capodichinois around 7 km from the city centre. Aspecial bus of the local transport companyAnm, called Alibus, gets you into the city.Taxis cost around €20.



Internet: www.gesac.it

Public TransportThe best way to get around Naples andstay sane is to walk. But since the city isquite large, sooner or later you have uselocal transport (bus, lifts, metro). A ticketcosts about €1,50 (valid for 90 minutes). Itis best to avoid driving because of theheavy traffic.

TaxiThe main taxi companies are

Radio Taxi Napoli

Phone: +39 081 556 4444

Radio Taxi Cotana

Phone: +39 081 570 7070

Radio Partenope

Phone: +39 081 556 0202

PostNaples has a main post office in piazzaMatteotti, 2.

PharmacyNaples’s chemists are usually open fromMonday to Friday from 9.00 to 13.30 andfrom 15.30 to 20.00. They have differentopen hours at evenings and on theweekend. Addresses are posted on thepharmacies. Some chemists in the citycentre are open 24 hours a day.

DentistFor emergencies go to the Pronto soccorsoof the Cardarelli Hospital, via Cardarelli, 9.

TelephoneCountry code: +39

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Via Pignasecca A2Via Ponte di Tappi. A3Via Port’Alba A1Via Porta di Massa B2Via Portacarrese a. A3Via Portamedina A2Via Porto Salvo B3Via PTrinchera C1Via Renovella C2Via S Agostino all. C1 C2Via S Anna d Lomba. A2Via S Arcangelo a . C1 C2Via S Carlo A3Via S Chiara B2Via S Giacomo A3Via S Giuseppe dei. A1Via S Maria di Cos. A1Via S Mattia A3Via S Pietro B1Via S Sebastiano A1 B2Via S Spaventa D1Via S Teresa d Sca. A1Via Salvator Rosa A1Via Salvatore Tomm. A1Via San Cosmo Fuor. D1Via San Liborio A2Via Sanfelice B2Via Sankta Lucia A4Via Santa Brigida A3Via Scialoia C2Via Sedile di Port. B2Via Sergente Maggi. A3Via Sersale C1Via Tari B2Via Toledo A2 A3Via Torino D1Via Troja C2Via V Bellini A1Via Venezia D1Via Vittorio Emanu. A3Vicolo Campanile A2Vicolo Conte di Mo. A3Vicolo d Carbonari C1Vicolo D Gerolomin. B1Vicolo d Graziella B2 B3Vicolo d Pace C1Vicolo d Solitaria A4Vicolo d Zuroli C1Vicolo dei Maioran. B1Vicolo dei Panetti. B1 C1Vicolo della Tofa A3Vicolo delle Zite C1Vicolo Donnaregina B1Vicolo Giardinetto A3Vicolo Lungo Ponte. A1Vicolo Noce A2Vicolo Orilia B2Vicolo R di Palazz. A3Vicolo S Domenico . B1 B2Vicolo S Domenico . A1 A2Vicolo S Gaudioso B1

Vicolo S Geronimo B2Vicolo S Giovanni D2Vicolo S Marcellin. B2Vicolo S Maria ad . C1Vicolo S Maria Ver. C1Vicolo S Nicola A . B1Vicolo S Petrillo B1Vicolo S Severino B1 B2Vicolo S Spirito A3 A4Vicolo San Sepolcr. A3Vicolo Scassacocch. C1Vicolo Sedil Capua. C1Vicolo Soprammuro D1 D2Vicolo Ss Filippo . B2

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