Summary
Naples is an enchanting Italian city you’ll never forget. It’s where pizza was invented, so we’d recommend visiting Via Tribunali to grab a slice of the best you’ll find anywhere in the world. Other sensational street food served up in Naples includes cuoppo, cones filled with deep-fried delights such as polenta, potato croquettes and fish.
You could quite easily fill your holiday in Naples by wandering around the city streets and sampling all the delicious cuisine. However, there’s an incredible amount of other things to see and do that you shouldn’t miss. For example, the nearby ruins of Pompeii are unlike anything you’ll have seen before. We also recommend strolling along Lungomare at sunset. This pedestrianised seafront street boasts beautiful views and is popular with locals and tourists for pre- and post-dinner strolls.
The 12th-century Castel dell’Ovo is one of the most stunning buildings in the area. If sightseeing is high on your agenda during your Naples city break, you should add the Royal Palace, the Naples National Archaeological Museum and Galleria Umberto I to your itinerary.
It’s easy to work up a thirst when you’re strolling around in the blissful Italian sunshine, so stopping to watch the world go by in a gorgeous piazza for a cold glass of something is a good idea. Our recommendation is Piazza Bellini for its lively chatter and charming surroundings.
Another wonderful thing to do during your trip to Naples is to take a boat trip to one of the glorious nearby islands of Capri, Ischia or Procida.
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