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Naples & Amalfi Coast

Colourful, vibrant, exciting and varied – Naples is one of the most fascinating cities in Italy and in Europe. Simultaneously ancient and modern, welcoming and intimidating, blessed and cursed by its location, the city is loved by many visitors. The historic heart of Naples is compact and can be visited in a day, explored on foot. Here you can see the ancient layout of narrow lanes, visit churches from various historic eras, explore underground labyrinths of ruins, admire artworks including Caravaggio’s Seven Acts of Mercy and the famous statue of a veiled Christ by Giuseppe Sanmartino.

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Must see & do

Sights
  • Naples Cathedral: the Duomo is dedicated to San Gennaro, and is a medieval building with an early twentieth-century facade, and lovely Renaissance chapels. The attached Basilica Santa Restituta is part of an ancient building, and from here you can access Greek and Roman excavations. The Chapel of San Gennaro is the home of the Saint’s blood, kept in phials which dutifully liquify each year, to great rejoicing.
  • Palazzo Reale: the royal palace in Piazza del Plebiscito was started by the city’s Spanish rulers, continued by the Bourbons and completed by the kings of Italy. It is open to the public and you can admire its grand interiors.
  • Teatro San Carlo: located close by, the famous opera house of Naples
  • Galleria Umberto: a huge glass-roofed arcade dating to 1887
  • Castel Nuovo: the great fortress protecting the port contains two museums
Fine Dining
Exquisite Hotels

 

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