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Located at the foot of Mount Vesuvius, Naples is a must-see when exploring the Italian peninsula. Its historic centre is the largest in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city boasts antique buildings and churches, famous museums, archeological sites such as the Roman underground excavations, breathtaking views, and typical shops. Other places to visita around Naples would include Pompeii, the volcano itself and the Amalfi Coast. Food lovers will never want to leave after tasting the city’s incredible offer – ever heard of the delicious pizza napoletana?
It is one of the most ancient and famous castles of Naples. According to the tradition, this seaside structure takes its name from the Latin poet Virgil who would have put a magical egg into the foundations.
This massive castle was erected in 1279 in a strategic position, therefore it was not only a royal residence but also a fortress. In the past it gave ospitality to many artists such as Giotto, Petrarch and Boccaccio.
Built in the 17th century, it was one of the four residence used by the Bourbon kings from 1734 until 1860. Today the first floor is a museum and it houses the National Library.
Seiano Grotto is a tunnel excavated on the Posillipo hill in the Roman era leading to an interesting and evocative area, the Archaeological-Environmental park of Pausilypon.
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