Town Hall square, located in front of the city port and dominated by Palazzo San Giacomo and the Fountain of Neptune

External visit of the castle built in the thirteenth century, overlooking the port of Naples, inhabited by the kings of the Anjou dynasty and later by the Aragonese dynasty

The first opera house in Europe, built in 1737 in a few months at the behest of King Charles of Bourbon. (external visit)

Historical meeting place of the Neapolitans and symbol of the city. The gallery built at the end of the 19th century has a spectacular glass and iron roof and a fine marble floor.

The main Neapolitan shopping street, on which the famous narrow streets of the Spanish Quarters converge.

Piazza fitting in the monumental district of Naples. Obligatory passage for every visitor to Naples to appreciate coffee, sfogliatella, babà at the historic and elegant Gran Caffè Gambrinus.

The most famous square in Naples, dominated by the Royal Palace and the church of San Francesco di Paola. Impressive for its size and often the setting for concerts, events and city events.

External visit of the historical seat of the Neapolitan power that dominates the Piazza del Plebiscito. Built since the early 1600s and completed in the 1800s by the Savoys. On the façade there are the statues of the main sovereigns of Naples over the centuries, now home to the Royal Palace Museum and the National Library.

External visit of the castle, symbol of the village of Santa Lucia. Built on the remains of an ancient Roman villa. During the long history of Naples it has changed use several times: fortress, royal residence, religious building, prison and today it is the image of every Neapolitan postcard.