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History, art, culture and fun. Everything comes to life in Naples to create an extraordinary blend of beautiful monuments, sublime views, music, dancing and eating classic Italian food by candle-light glow. Naples is spectacular, particularly its theatre and actors, always jovial and with heart but serious when the scene insists. As Goethe said, "See Naples, and die." How is that for a Naples holiday review?

Essentials in Naples

Are you searching for the cheapest flights to Naples? Here are just a few of the many places to discover once you arrive. From piping hot pizzas to the best views from Vesuvius. Naples is yours to discover.

Spaccanopoli: The historical centre, this is the real heart of Naples and is divided into two parts: north and south. Relish in the daily life of the locals here, moving from one café to the next, students running to their classes at the university, museums, churches... The city's main buildings are found here: Basilica di Santa Chiara, Church of Gesù Nuovo, the lively streets and squares like Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, Nile Piazzetta and Piazza del Gesu Nuovo.

Sansevero Chapel: Inside this historical chapel is the Veiled Christ, a statue by Guiseppe Sammartino. The work is considered one of the most beautiful in the world and is photographed by the thousands who come to see it. What's so special? At first glance it's hard to believe the veil is part of the original stone, but it is!

Monte Nuovo: One day, in 1538, a mountain appeared out of nowhere. A few years earlier the area experienced strange earthquakes and gradually (over the course of a few years) the land shifted, moving the coastline by about 700m. Today Europe's newest mountain is a nature reserve, perfect for picnics.

Via Chiaia: People-watching at its best, this pedestrian street is a great place to grab a coffee and just watch the day slip away. The promenade links Piazza Trieste with Piazza dei Martiri. Don't miss the 16th century Palazzo Cellamare which has hosted the likes of Goethe and Casanova during its history.

Pizza: There's no denying that Naples is the birthplace of probably the most popular food in the world: pizza. We live for it, hot and steamy cheese, oven-baked with the freshest toppings. The most famous to try is the classic Margherita, named after Queen Margherita after she visited the city.

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Accommodations in Naples

Neapolitan hospitality is rooted deep in its history. For the young and adventurous, try a bed & breakfast and not your traditional English one either! Over-looking the waterfront is where you'll find all the luxury hotels. If you want to stay central, find a room in a refurbish historical home in the Old Town. The best hotels will not only cater to your needs as a traveller but fit your budget as well. Hotels in Naples come in all shapes and sizes, so make sure you compare before booking!