Majestic Views from Castel Sant'Elmo

Perched atop Vomero Hill, Castel Sant'Elmo offers breathtaking views of Naples and its bay. Originally a church in the 10th century, it was converted into a fortress by Robert of Anjou in 1349 and later fortified in 1538 by Spanish viceroy Don Pedro de Toledo.

This star-shaped fortress served as a military prison until the 1970s and now functions as a museum, showcasing 20th-century Neapolitan art through its Museo del Novecento.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🏰 Panoramic Terraces: Perfect for photography and scenic views.
• 🎨 Museo del Novecento: A collection highlighting Futurism and Nuclear Art.
• 🖼️ Notable Artworks: Features significant pieces like Eugenio Viti's and Raffaele Lippi's works.

Access requires a paid ticket, appealing to tourists, families, and art historians alike.