DISTANCE: 34 min
San Gregorio Armeno

It is one of Naples' most famous streets, thanks to the presence of artisan workshops dedicated to the art of representing the Nativity Scene. Especially during the period that precedes Christmas, San Gregorio Armeno, that is  located in the heart...
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DISTANCE: 34 min
The esoteric side of Naples

Given that superstition and faith have always characterize the city, Naples is the perfect place where to take an alternative itinerary. The historic city center is especially rich in streets and churches that have given birth to local myths and...
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DISTANCE: 35 min
The Royal Palace

At the end of the 16th century, the king Philip III of Spain planned to come and visit the city. On this occasion, especially in order not to make a bad impression, the viceroy Fernando Ruiz de Castro commissioned Domenico...
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DISTANCE: 54 min
Villa Comunale

This prominent park was built at the end of the 18th century by the king Ferdinand I of the two Sicilies, in order to give his royal family a charming place where to have a walk away from the working-class....
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DISTANCE: 31 min
San Carlo Theatre

It was 1737 when Charles III decided to build the San Carlo theatre, the most ancient opera house in Europe, which was also praised by eminent artists such as Mozart, Bach, Stendhal and Rousseau. It is a UNESCO World Heritage...
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DISTANCE: 44 min
Castel dell’Ovo (Egg Castle)

According to the legend, the wizard Virgil hid a magical egg in the foundations of the castle which are thought to determine the fate of the city. As soon as the egg had broken, the city would have been destroyed:...
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DISTANCE: 2 min
Villa Floridiana

The Villa Floridiana, a large park located on top of the Vomero hill, has two entrances from two main streets of the district: via Cimarosa and via Aniello Falcone. This ‘green lug’ is full of tree-lined paths, flowers and thickets...
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DISTANCE: 13 min
The Certosa of San Martino

Atop the Vomero hill, the Certosa of San Martino overlooks the gulf of Naples. It was founded at the beginning of the 14th century upon the request of the king Carlo d’Angiò, whilst Tino di Camaino and Attanasio Primario realized...
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