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Flights to Naples

In the south of Italy is Naples, the capital of the Campagna. You just have to step off the plane to realise how much history this city holds: ancient churches, palazzi, winding streets, mopeds... Over a million inhabitants currently live in this romantic city known throughout the world for its pizza and its Vesuvius, whose cone rises majestically on the horizon. Also, Naples is the perfect city to begin a tour of the incredible Amalfi coast and the isle of Capri.
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Hotels in Naples


The hotels in Naples are a reflection of many years of history. Of course, the selection is quite varied so you can find what you like.


Hotel Grand Santa Lucia 5*

This luxurious hotel was constructed in front of the sea in the bay of Naples. It is close to the port of Santa Lucia and dell'Ovo castle. You can appreciate the spectacular views of Vesuvius from its rooms.


Hotel Costantinopoli 104

If you like hotels with history, this is one of them. It was constructed in the IX century and is located in the historic district of the city. Additionally, you can enjoy nice strolls down the narrow streets of the city.
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Hotel American 4*

This peaceful hotel is at the centre of the Campi Flegrei area. It is the perfect place for those tourists who, on top of visiting Naples, want to visit Pompeii and Herculaneum, since they are within city limits.
Hotel Costantinopoli 104

Hotel Soggiorno Paradiso 3*

You'll find this Baroque-style hotel right in the heart of the historic district in the middle of ancient and narrow streets. Its perfect location makes organizing any trip easy.
Hotel Soggiorno Paradiso

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Airport de Naples

The international airport, Capodichino, is located 8 km Northeast of Naples. By car, take the A2 highway, which exits onto the Naples beltway (tangenziale). The trip lasts 30 minutes; paying the toll is obligatory. We suggest long stay parking (P1) so you can leave your car for more than 4 days. If you prefer a taxi to get around, be sure the taxi's metre is on at the beginning of the trip. The trip lasts 20 minutes and costs approximately 20 €. Another interesting option is to take the local bus; it's the number 14 and it only costs 0, 70 €. You'll also find another bus, the CLP, which takes only 20 minutes and costs 18 €.


Local BusOfficial Bus Taxi 1 hour Parking

Prices

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For more information:
Airport:
081-7896111 (Monday thru Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm).


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Restaurants in Naples


Pasta and pizza are the most typical dishes of Neapolitan cuisine. Discover all the varied dishes the cooks have to offer in these restaurants.

Pizzeria Brandi

According to history, pizza was invented in this pizzeria around 1889 in honour of Queen Margaret. Now you can re-live the moment in this nice, inexpensive, and charming pizzeria. You must try their pizzas!

Salita S. Anna di Palazzo 1, Naples.
Tel. 081 41 69 28
www.brandit.it

Caffé GambrinusFor those of you who are in search of a good café, this is one of the best places in the world. Here you can appreciate the life of the city and enjoy the best years of its history when Naples was one of Europe's capitals. This history is maintained in the café in an elegant, comfortable, and very special environment.

Via Chiaia 1, Piazza Trieste e Trento, Naples.
Tel. 081 417582
www.caffegambrinus.com

Umberto

This historic restaurant was founded in 1916 as a small trattoria. Time has passed and this little place has become a modern restaurant-pizzeria where you can try many dishes you'll love. On some nights you can have your dinner well-paired with live music.

Via Alabardieri, 30-31, Naples.
Tel. 081 41 8555
www.umberto.it

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Business hours in Naples


Most stores in Naples are open from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm and from 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm from Monday to Saturday. Supermarkets tend to remain open during the day except for Monday mornings, especially during the winter months.

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Don't miss... in Naples


The city of Naples has many churches, museums, parks, and cultural centres. Here is a small selection of places that caught our eye.

You must visit the Duomo di Napoli, the most important cathedral in Naples. Construction on it began in the XIII century, and you can appreciate its diverse architectural styles. If you like art, you have to see it.

The Castello dell'Ovo (The Egg Castle) is on the islet of Megaride and forms part of the incredible landscape of the gulf of Naples. The legend is that a hidden egg supports the building's structure; that's where it gets its curious name.

Appreciate daily life in the streets of Naples. You can visit the Plebiscito Piazza, one of the biggest and most important piazzas in the city. The piazza forms an ellipse between the Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace) and the Teatro San Carlo.

You can access Subterranean Naples through the San Gaetano piazza. Its interior is full of catacombs and galleries from the Roman era, when saints suffered persecution. Among them, San Genaro is the most famous in the city.

And, of course, you can take a day trip to Vesuvius. It's located in the bay of Naples, and is the only volcano on dry land that has erupted in the last century in Europe. Visually, it stands out in the landscape from the city of Naples.

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