Piazza Plebiscito has become the symbol of the recent renovation of Naples in the 1994, when it recovered its representative function on the occasion of G7...[More >>]

Santa Lucia (Saint Lucy) is the name of that part of Naples promenade in front of Castel dell'Ovo. Until the 16th century it was only a fishermen suburb, but... [More >>]

Caracciolo Road is the promenade of Naples between Santa Lucia and Mergellina. The road is named after the Neapolitan admiral Francesco Caracciolo, who in 1799...[More >>]

Naples is dominated by the hill of Vomero, on whose top there are the Castle of Sant'Elmo and the Charterhouse of San Martino, where you can enjoy a wonderful... [More >>]

In a few space between the harbour and Toledo Street, there is the city centre, the heart of Naples with offices, shops and monuments. The first that we meet...[More >>]

The old centre of Neapolis, as usual in the ancient greek towns, had developed around three straight streets running parallel from East to the West and crossed... [More >>]

Behind the railway station of Napoli Centrale, it is located the Business Centre of Naples, a modern urbanistic complex planned by the Japanese architect Kenzo...[More >>]

The Park of Capodimonte is the widest open space in Naples. Inside the park there is the Royal Palace of Capodimonte, that houses one of the most important... [More >>]

Posillipo is the headland of uncommon beauty that closes on the west the city of Naples and divides its bay from the bay of Pozzuoli. Its yellow tufa walls...[More >>]