NAPLES

PUBLISHING DATE: 2012-04-11 | COUNTRY CODE: IT

Contents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafes, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,
Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps
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Naples, with its million inhabitants, is the third biggest city in
Italy. Its position is spectacular - with the celebrated view
over the gulf of Naples and the extraordinary islands of
Capri, Ischia and Procida. The city is overlooked by Vesuvius,
a vast volcano which erupted violently in 79 BC covering the
cities of Pompei and Ercolano. Today, these cities, now
excavated, bear witness to the splendours of the Roman
Empire. Vesuvios last eruption was in 1944.
Population
993.386
Currency
1 Euro = 100 cents
Opening hours
Shops are usually open from 10.00-13.30
am and 16.30-20.00 (closed on Sundays).
Internet
www.comune.napoli.it
www.inaples.it
www.napolinapoli.com
www.napoli.com
Newspapers
Il Mattino
Il Corriere del Mezzogiorno
Il Giornale di Napoli
La Repubblica
Corriere della Sera
La Stampa
Il Sole24ore
Emergency numbers
Carabinieri: 112
Police: 113
Fire brigade: 115
Medical Emergency Service: 118
Local police: +39 081 751 3177
Tourist information
Azienda del turismo
Address: Piazza del Ges, 7
Tel: +39 081 551 2701
Address: Via San Carlo,9
Tel: +39 081 402 394
THE CITY
The historic city of Naples was founded
about 3.000 years ago as Partenope, by
Greek merchants. Later, the settlement
took the name of Palepolis (the old city)
and in 475 BC it became Neapolis, the
new city. Under various phases of foreign
rule, the city developed and grew and
then became the capital of the most
important of the pre-unification states -
the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. The rules
of that Kingdom - the Bourbons -
constructed a magnificent palace in
nearby Caserta and filled the city with
historic structures of all kind.
The historic centre of Naples - with its
splendid palaces, and popular and lively
working-class districts - is now under
UNESCO protection as a world treasure.
Naples also boasts an underground city,
as well as its famous views from all parts
of the city. Moreover, this hospitable city
is marked by contrasts and popular
traditions - such as the annual miracle
whereby San Gennaros `blood becomes
liquid in front of the eyes of his followers.
Two products have made Naples famous
throughout the world - the pizza - which
is only one part of a rich local cuisine, and
music, as in the famous popular song, "O
Sole Mio."
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DO & SEE
Duomo
This magnificent Roman Catholic cathedral
contains the relics of San Gennaro, the
patron saint of Naples. It is the seat of the
citys Archbishop and the main church of
southern Italy.
Address: Via Duomo
Phone: +39 081 449097
Internet: www.duomodinapoli.it
The Royal Palace
This was once the residence of the
Spanish Viceroys. The royal gardens are
full of tree-lined avenues, with rare plants,
statues and secret gardens. On the
palace grounds you can find the San Carlo
Theater, the National Library of Naples
and a regional tourist board.
Address: Piazza Plebiscito 1
Phone: +39 081 400547 / 848 800288 (Within
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Italy)
Internet: www.pierreci.it
Reggia Di Capodimonte
Castle and museum boasting a wonderful
view of the Bay of Naples. The museum
contains masterpieces by Tiziano,
Botticelli, Perugino and Raffaello.
Address: Parco di Capodimonte
Phone: +39 081 749 9111
Castel Maschio Angiolino
This medieval castle was an important
cultural center where artists and writers
such as Giotto, Petrarca and Boccaccio
stayed.
Address: Piazza Municipio
Phone: +39 081 7955877
Castel Dell'ovo
Castel dellOvo means "egg castle", it is a
12th-century fortress that dominates the
Naples seafront. The name comes from
the legendary Roman poet Virgil who
supposedly strengthened the castle walls
with a magical egg.
Address: Borgo Marinari
Phone: +39 081 764 0590
Church Of Santa Chiara
Santa Chiara is an interesting provenal
Gothic church which originates from the
14th century. There is also an
archeological museum and a monestary
on the grounds.
Address: Via Benedetto Croce
Phone: +39 081 797 1231
Church Of San Lorenzo Maggiore
San Lorenzo Maggiore is an extraordinary
building dating back to the end of the
13th century. Every Christmas a life-size
nativity scene is set up inside the church.
There is a museum occupying three floors
above the courtyard.
Address: Via Tribunali 316
Phone: +39 081 290580 / +39 081 2110860
Church Of San Gregorio Armeno
San Gregorio Armeno is a wonderful
example of Neapolitan Baroque art.
Address: Via San Gregorio Armeno
Phone: +39 081 552 0186
Church Of Ges Nuovo
The opulent interior of this church, filled
with marble and altars inlaid with
semi-precious stones such as agate,
amethysts and lapis lazuli, is a must-see.
Address: Piazza del Ges Nuovo
Phone: +39 081 551 8613
Internet: www.gesunuovo.it
National Archeological Museum
This is one of the most important
archeological museums in the world and
contains bronzes, sculptures and many
other objects from the Bourbon collection,
from Pompei and from Ercolano.
Address: Piazza Museo Nazionale 19
Phone: +39 081 4421522 / +39 081 440166
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EATING
Neapolitans believe that their cuisine is
among the best in the world. Are they
right? Judge for yourself after trying REAL
pizza, different kinds of pasta made with
tomato sauce, meat sauce or fish or the
typical cakes (bab and sfogliatella). And
dont worry too much about your weight.
Neaples cuisine is made of "poor
ingredients, such as oil, pecorino cheese,
tomato sauce and aromatic herbs.
Ristorante Mim Alla Ferrovia
This bustling fish restaurant - once
frequented by the famous writer and actor
Eduardo de Filippo - boasts a nice wine
list.
Address: Via Alfonso dAragona 19
Phone: +39 081 553 8525
Internet: www.mimiallaferrovia.it
Ristorante Ciro
This classic waterfront restaurant has an
air of vintage modern glamour. It sits at
the foot of Castel dellOvo. Recommended
choices: fish entre, noodles with clams
and courgettes, risotto with fish.
Address: Via Luculliana, 29/30
Phone: +39 081 764 6006
Internet: www.ristoranteciro.it
Ristorante La Fila
Ristorante La Fila serves classic
Neapolitan food such as noodles with
clams, pasta and chickpeas. Dont miss
the meat sauce.
Address: Via Nazionale 6D
Phone: +39 081 206 717
Ristorante Amici Miei
Amici Miei means "My Friends", and on
their traditional Neapolitan menu you will
find up market rustic fare. It is a very
good option if you have grown tired of
seafood and wish to eat proper meat such
as lamb, pork or goose.
Address: Via Monte di Dio 78
Phone: +39 081 764 6063
Internet: www.ristoranteamicimiei.com
La Taverna Del Buongustaio
A nice tavern with simple and tasty food in
a small, yet comfortable room. There are
no menus here, so a service minded
waiter will read you the specials of the
day.
Address: via Basilio Puoti 8
Phone: +39 081 551 2626
Pizzeria Pellone
Pizzeria Pellone is situated close to the
railway station and their pizzas... Perfecto!
Address: Via Nazionale 93
Phone: +39 081 553 8614
Pizzeria Da Michele
This is a historical pizzeria and its always
packed. Dont expect a long menu
because here you can have only pizza alla
marinara (without mozzarella) or
margherita.
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Address: Via Cesare Sersale, 1/3
Phone: +39 081 553 9204
Internet: www.damichele.net
CAFES
Naples bristles with great coffee, or rather
caffe, which in Naples means espresso.
The most popular coffee types in Naples
are caffe ristretto, caffe lungo and caffe
macchiato. Often Neapolitans order a shot
with their coffee, for example sambuca or
whiskey.
Gran Caff Cimmino
Gran Caff Cimmino is a caf with a
bakery conveniently adjacent. This allows
you to enjoy a great cup of coffee with
delicious pastries all at once. They also
serve ice cream, cocktails, dessert and hot
chocolate.
Address: Petrarca 147
Phone: +39 081 5757697
Internet: www.caffecimmino.com
Moccia
A delicious Neapolitan pastry shop. If you
are in the area of San Pasquale a Chiaia,
dont ask where the shop is, just follow
the aroma. Here you can have delicious
sfogliatelle, brioches, little pizzas and
cakes with cream.
Address: Via S. Pasquale a Chiaia
Phone: +39 081 41 13 48
Pintauro
Pintauro is proud of its authentic
sfogliatella.
Sfogliatelle is an Italian pastry with
different fillings of, for example, almond
paste, ricotta with orange flavour or
candied lemon peel.
Address: Via Toledo 275
Phone: +39 081 41 73 39
Internet: www.pintauro.it
Aret' A' Palm
A dark place with a long marble bar and
mirrored walls which suggest Paris more
than Naples. Highly recommended for a
younger crowd. In summer you can eat
outside in Piazza Santa Maria la Nova.
Address: Piazza Santa Maria la Nova, 14
Phone: +39 084 86949
Caffetteria Bernini
This place serves as a reminder of what is
important in life, their motto is to take
your time, enjoy, relax!
Address: Piazza Cosimo Fanzago
Phone: +39 081 5562890
Internet: www.caffetteriabernini.com
BARS & NIGHTLIFE
The Neapolitan nightlife starts at 20.00 in
the Chiaia area. It seems like the whole
neighborhood has descended into the tiny
space around via Belledonne a Chiaia for
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an apritivo. Another crowded area is
Piazza Bellini, especially in summer and
spring time.
Enoteca Belledonne
A tiny wine bar which is an institution
among inhabitants of the more wealthy
Chiaia area. There is an extensive wine list
and a choice from two/three different
dishes every night.
Address: Vico Belledonne a Chiaia, 18
Phone: +39 081 403162
Internet: www.enotecabelledonne.com
La Mela
La Mela is an exclusive nightclub that has
been around in Naples since the 1960s.
They still cater to the elegant people of
Naples and arranges wild parties that last
until the early hours.
Address: Via dei Mille
Phone: +39 081 4010270
Internet: www.lamelaclub.it
Velvet Zone
The oldest and most historic of all
underground clubs in town. Every night
means a different tune from the other and
you can expect everything from techno to
rock.
Address: Via Cisterna dellOlio 11
Phone: +39 339 6700234
Internet: www.velvetnapoli.com
Arenile Reload
Disco club where during the summer you
can dance on the beach. The central area
by the beach contains a gazebo, outdoor
bars, beds, sofas, and a large lawn. The
winter time is no less fun, with an indoor
area hosting concerts and popular DJs.
Address: Via Coroglio 10
Phone: +39 349 5809596
Internet: www.arenilereload.com
Frank Malone Pub
This Anglo-Saxon pub provides an inviting
venue with British spirit and plenty of
hearty food and beer. It is located in the
friendly San Martino area and is
charachterized by joy and hospitality.
Address: Via Tito Angelini 13
Phone: +39 081 5786686
Internet: www.frankmalonepub.com
SHOPPING
If you want to buy fashionable clothes,
accessories or jewelry, you should go to
via Calabritto, via G.Filangieri, via Chiaia
and via Toledo. Here you can find many
fashion shops such as Bulgari, Gucci and
Louis Vuitton.
In the same area there are two stores
notable for their local connection: one is
Ernesto Esposito (via Santa Caterina a
Chiaia 20) which showcases the sexed-up
heels created by its namesake designer, a
Neapolitan who also designs shoes for
Fendi, Sonia Rykiel and Via Spiga and the
other is Marinella (Riviera di Chiaia 287),
which is a tiny shop with a huge
reputation for its classic mens accessories
and, especially, silk ties.
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A huge flea market with good bargains is
found close to the Poggioreale jail and
runs from Thursday through Monday.
If you are looking for typical handmade
products, the best place to go is the
Quartieri Spagnoli: this area still has the
highest number of old craftsmens shops.
The sophisticated, expensive Capodimonte
porcelain, cameos, and gouaches are
particularly famous. Naples is also tied to
the traditions of leather goods, and gold
and silver objects.
If you are interested in buying the famous
nativity scene figurines made in
terracotta, you visit via San Gregorio
Armeno: where you can find all types of
figurines, all made by hand.
SLEEPING
Here is a quality selection of
accommodation to choose from. Budget or
luxury - Naples has it all. You might want
to book ahead, to make sure you get the
hotel of your choice.
Grand Hotel Vesuvio
Set on the waterfront, with the Volcano
Vesuvius in the distance, this is the
poshest hotel in Naples. It has been the
obvious choice for celebrities from all
around the world because of the splendid
view and the 5-star luxury.
Address: Via Partenope 45
Phone: +39 081 764 0044
Internet: www.vesuvio.it
Caravaggio Hotel
A quiet 4-star hotel in the historic centre
Tribunali, with a boutique-like decor. The
large rooms are furnished with attention
to detail in a modern style. No more than
700 meters from the hotel lies the ferry to
the stunning islands Capri, Ischia and
Procida.
Address: Piazza Cardinale Sisto Riario Sforza 157
Phone: +39 081 211 0066
Internet: www.caravaggiohotel.it
Hotel Neapolis
Situated on a narrow alley just off Via
Tribunali close to Piazza Bellini, this
elegant hotel looks out over the
13th-century Pietrasanta bell tower.
Address: Via Francesco Del Giudice 13
Phone: +39 081 442 0815
Internet: www.hotelneapolis.com
Hotel Ausonia
Ausonia is located in front of a little port
with departures to Capri and other
islands. The rooms are tastefully
decorated in a marine style and gives you
the feeling of vacationing on a yacht.
Address: via Caracciolo 11
Phone: +39 081 682 278
Internet: www.hotelausonianapoli.com
Hotel Sansevero Degas
Just off the busy zone of Spaccanapoli and
its centre - the gorgeous Piazza del Ges
- lies a branch of the Sansevero hotels
that is perfectly located between the
historic centre and all the sights of royal
Naples.
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Address: Calata Trinit Maggiore 53
Phone: +39 081 790 1000
Internet: www.albergosansevero.it
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Airport
Napless International Airport Capodichino
lies around 7 km from the city centre. A
special bus of the local transport company
Anm, called Alibus, gets you into the city.
Taxis cost around C20.
Internet: www.gesac.it
Public Transport
The best way to get around Naples and
stay sane is to walk. But since the city is
quite large, sooner or later you have use
local transport (bus, lifts, metro). A ticket
costs about C1,10 (valid for 90 minutes).
It is best to avoid driving because of the
heavy traffic.
Taxi
The main taxi companies are
Radio Taxi Napoli
Phone: +39 081 556 4444
Radio Taxi Cotana
Phone: +39 081 570 7070
Radio Partenope
Phone: +39 081 556 0202
Pharmacy
Napless chemists are usually open from
Monday to Friday from 9.00 to 13.30 and
from 15.30 to 20.00. They have different
opening hours at evenings and on the
weekend. Addresses are posted on the
pharmacies. Some chemists in the city
centre are open 24-hours a day.
Dentist
For emergencies go to the Pronto soccorso
of the Cardarelli Hospital, via Cardarelli,
9.
Telephone
Country code: +39
Area code: 081 (Naples). There is no
actual area code, you always dial these
digits including the zero.
Electricity
220/240V
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Calata Porta di Massa C2 C3 Via d Fico al Purgatorio B1 Via Padre Rocco D2
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Corso Arnaldo D1 Via d Grande Archivio B1 B2 Via Palepoli A4
Corso Meridionale D1 Via d Lioy A2 Via Palermo D1
Corso Novara D1 Via d Priorato A1 Via Palonetto S Lucia A4
Nuova Calata Piliero B3 Via d Sole B1 Via Partenope A4
Piazza d Carita A2 Via dei Tribunali B1 Via Pietro Colletta C1
Piazza d Carmine C2 D2 Via del Giudice B1 Via Pignasecca A2
Piazza Dante A1 Via della Marinella D2 Via Ponte di Tappia A3
Piazza G Bovio B2 Via della Sapienza A1 B1 Via Porta di Massa B2
Piazza G Garibaldi D1 Via Donnalbina A2 B2 Via Portacarrese a Montecalvario A3
Piazza G Matteotti A2 Via Duca di S Donato C2 Via Portamedina A2
Piazza G Pepe D2 Via Duomo B1 C1 Via Porto Salvo B3
Piazza Ges Nuovo A2 B2 Via E Cosenz D2 Via PortAlba A1
Piazza Masaniello C2 Via E de Deo A3 Via PTrinchera C1
Piazza Mercato C2 Via E Pessina A1 Via Renovella C2
Piazza Miraglia B1 Via Egiziaca a Pizzofalcone A4 Via S Agostino alla Zecca C1 C2
Piazza Municipio B3 Via Ferdinando Acton A4 B3 Via S Anna d Lombardi A2
Piazza N Amore C2 Via Firenze D1 Via S Arcangelo a Baiano C1 C2
Piazza Nolana D1 Via Foria B1 Via S Carlo A3
Piazza Plebiscito A3 Via Francesco Saverio Correra A1 Via S Chiara B2
Piazza Principe Umberto D1 Via G B Manso D2 Via S Giacomo A3
Piazza S Domenico
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Piazza S Francesco C1 D1 Via G C Cortese B2 Via S Maria di Costantinopoli A1
Piazza Trieste E Trento A3 Via G Garibaldi D1 D2 Via S Mattia A3
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Rua Francesca C2 Via G Paladino B2 Via S Sebastiano A1 B2
Salita Pontecorvo A1 Via G Pica D1 Via S Spaventa D1
Salita San Raffaele A1 Via G Savarese C2 Via S Teresa d Scalzi A1
Salita Tarsia A1 A2 Via G Simonelli A2 Via Salvator Rosa A1
V S Bartolomeo B3 Via Gen G Orsini A4 Via Salvatore Tommasi A1
Via a de Gasperi B3 Via Gennaro A3 A4 Via San Cosmo Fuori Porta Nolana D1
Via A Depretis B2 B3 Via Genova D1 Via San Liborio A2
Via A di Costanzo B2 Via Girardi A2 Via Sanfelice B2
Via A Diaz A2 Via L Armanni B1 Via Sankta Lucia A4
Via A Poerio C1 D1 Via L de Crecchio B1 Via Santa Brigida A3
Via Amerigo Vespucci D2 Via L dAlagno C2 Via Scialoia C2
Via Atri B1 Via L Rodino B2 Via Sedile di Porto B2
Via B Chioccarelli C1 C2 Via Lavinaio C1 D2 Via Sergente Maggiore A3
Via Baldacchini C2 Via Loffredi B1 Via Sersale C1
Via Benedetto Croce B2 Via Luigi D2 Via Tari B2
Via Bologna D1 Via Maria Longo B1 Via Toledo A2 A3
Via Bracco A2 A3 Via Marotta B2 Via Torino D1
Via Broggia A1 Via Medina A3 B2 Via Troja C2
Via C Carmignano D1 D2 Via Mezzocannone B2 Via V Bellini A1
Via C Colombo B3 Via Milano D1 Via Venezia D1
Via Campodisola B2 B3 Via Monte di Dio A4 Via Vittorio Emanuele III A3
Via Capocci B2 Via Monteoliveto A2 Vicolo Campanile A2
Via Carbonara C1 Via N Sauro A4 Vicolo Conte di Mola A3
Via Cesario Console A3 A4 Via Nardones A3 Vicolo d Carbonari C1
Via Chiaia A3 Via Nilo B1 Vicolo D Gerolomini B1
Via Chiatamone A4 Via Nolana C1 D1 Vicolo d Graziella B2 B3
Via Ciccone C2 Via Nuova Marina C2 Vicolo d Pace C1
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Via Concezione a
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A2 Via P E Imbriani A3 Vicolo d Solitaria A4
Via d Annunziata C1 Via P S Mancini C1 D1 Vicolo d Zuroli C1
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Vicolo dei Maiorani B1 Vicolo R di Palazzo A3 Vicolo S Nicola A Nilo B1
Vicolo dei Panettieri B1 C1 Vicolo S Domenico Magg B1 B2 Vicolo S Petrillo B1
Vicolo della Tofa A3 Vicolo S Domenico Soriano A1 A2 Vicolo S Severino B1 B2
Vicolo delle Zite C1 Vicolo S Gaudioso B1 Vicolo S Spirito A3 A4
Vicolo Donnaregina B1 Vicolo S Geronimo B2 Vicolo San Sepolcro A3
Vicolo Giardinetto A3 Vicolo S Giovanni D2 Vicolo Scassacocchi C1
Vicolo Lungo Pontecorvo A1 Vicolo S Marcellino B2 Vicolo Sedil Capuana C1
Vicolo Noce A2 Vicolo S Maria ad Agnone C1 Vicolo Soprammuro D1 D2
Vicolo Orilia B2 Vicolo S Maria Verticoeli C1 Vicolo Ss Filippo E Giacomo B2
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