You must go to: Mergellina,...
by Juanmatias
You must go to: Mergellina, Castel dell'Ovo, Maschio Angioino, Duomo di Napoli, Piazza del Plebiscito, Palazzo Reale, Galleria Umberto I, Piazza del Gesù, San Martino, Posillipo, Napoli Sotterranea (you will find oldest rests of Greek period. Napoli was founded by Greeks, infact its first name was: Neapolis, 'Nea-Polis' = 'New City'), Chiesa di Santa Chiara, Museo di Capodimonte (paintings of Tiziano, Bellini ect), Museo Nazionale (Old Rests of Classic Age). You have to admire elegant shops in Via Chiaia, Via Roma, Corso Umberto I. If you wish to buy presents for somebody in your country you can do it here, prices are absolutly cheaper than in other cities and quality is the best. If you have one day free .... you must visit Island of Capri and Ischia.
If you visit Napoli in Xmas - New year period (December) you must go to visit San Gregorio Armeno Str., it stays in old part of the city. There you can buy and admire mangers and his statues made by artisans.
Villa Floridiana - Coastal View
by yooperprof
The Duchess of Floridia was the much beloved mistress of Naples' much beloved King Ferdinand I, "Bomba" as he was known to his subjects. He eventually married her, "morganatically" as they called it back then, in a "Charles 'n Camilla" kind of way. As a love-token, he gave her the beautifully situated villa which still bears her name, and which is now the home of a National Museum of Ceramics. With so many museums to choose from in and around Naples, I didn't have a chance to investigate the pots, but I certainly did enjoy strolling through the verdant and forested grounds of the Villa. At the edge of the property is a steep cliff from which noble and notable views of the Neapolitan coastline can be had.
Mama Rosa's, a small pizza...
by vonmilla
Mama Rosa's, a small pizza restaurant near Pinetamarie, about 30 miles north of Naples.
Very friendly owner, whose Enlish is good and whose cooking is better. Low prices (dinner for 4 about $70 US). Spaghetti with fresh clams and mussels. Also, homemade prosciutto.
Catacombs of San Gennaro
by filip007
The oldest of Naples catacombs - founded in 2nd century AD and it was here that in 5th century San Gennaro´s body was interred.
It is an impressive array of dark halls, remnant of tombs and in some places you can still see the early christian frescoes and mosaics.
The visits are with guides only as a part of a group, there are departures about every hour in the morning. The entry is to the left of Chiesa di Madre di Buon Consiglio, on the Capodimonte.
The altar of Basilica di Santa Chiara
by extrajoce
This altar is a very good fit with the medieval atmosphere of the rest of the church. It is a relief from the excesses of baroque of many other Italian churches. All there is is stone and wood, making it a very sobre and religious place. The church is in the centre of via dei Capitelli, Staccanapoli.