1 Day in Naples, Italy | Travel Guide
This week we are taking you to an incredible, eclectic, tasty, unpredictable city : Naples.
Italy is world renowned for its food, but Naples is just… a State in the State when it comes to its culinary importance.
We’ve been exploring this city more by eating than by sightseeing. Both endeavours have been incredibly rewarding!
There are layers and layers of history and architectural heritage in Napoli : from medieval castles, to royal palaces, churches and even catacombs. Naples is an old lady, older in fact than Rome, since it was founded by the Greeks and later on conquered by Romans.
In this video we tried to convey all the enthusiasm and amazement this trip brought us. We also have made a list of our TOP recommendations in Naples : WHERE to eat, WHAt to eat, WHAT to see and visit. This is just our personal list so… do your research, but most importantly enjoy this city and don’t miss on the opportunity to just get lost in its narrow streets and let the magic happen.
Our TOP THINGS TO SEE IN NAPLES :
Via Toledo and the Quartieri Spagnoli
Galleria Umberto I
Piazza del Plebiscito (Church of San Francesco di Paola and Royal Palace)
Castel Nuovo
Spaccanapoli and Via San Gregorio Armeno (the Christmas Alley)
Castel dell’Ovo
Extra tip : get the best view of the whole city at the Certosa e Museo di San Martino, in the hilltop neighbourhood of Vomero. Vomero is one of the “fancy” areas of the city, completely different from the picturesque Quartieri Spagnoli.
WHERE TO STAY IN NAPLES :
We stayed at a nice airbnb right next to the train station, close to Porta Nolana. It was very convenient for using public transportation and reaching Ercolano, Vesuvio and Pompeii. There was also a direct metro line to reach Vomero neighbourhood.
But if you want to be closer to restaurants and landmarks, you should consider staying in the area between Quartieri Spagnoli, Santa Lucia and Centro Storico neighbourhoods.
WHERE TO EAT IN NAPLES : 1) Scaturchio for breakfast, and it did not disappoint. The babà here was amazing. Also the rustico was incredible. And everything else, really.
2) Pizzeria Brandi for lunch. PIZZA MARGHERITA WAS INVENTED HERE. The pizza was great, and the history-filled atmosphere made the whole experience unforgettable.
3) Any pizza fritta stand, especially on Via Tribunali road. We had ours at 'A Puteca d' 'a Pizza.
4) Antica Trattoria e Pizzeria da Carmine, right next to the train station.
#napoli #naples #travel #italy #naplesitaly
Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:34 Breakfast at Pasticceria Scaturchio
01:52 Piazza del Gesù Nuovo
02:07 Via Toledo
03:01 Galleria Umberto I
03:55 Piazza del Plebiscito
04:39 Palazzo Reale
05:00 Castel Nuovo
05:38 Pizza at Pizzeria Brandi
07:30 Coffe at Il Vero Bar del Professore
07:46 Quartieri Spagnoli
09:02 Spacca Napoli
09:28 Via San Gregorio Armeno
10:08 Dinner (fried pizza) at A Puteca d’a Pizza
10:44 Lungomare
11:01 Castel dell’ Ovo
11:29 Outro
Italy is world renowned for its food, but Naples is just… a State in the State when it comes to its culinary importance.
We’ve been exploring this city more by eating than by sightseeing. Both endeavours have been incredibly rewarding!
There are layers and layers of history and architectural heritage in Napoli : from medieval castles, to royal palaces, churches and even catacombs. Naples is an old lady, older in fact than Rome, since it was founded by the Greeks and later on conquered by Romans.
In this video we tried to convey all the enthusiasm and amazement this trip brought us. We also have made a list of our TOP recommendations in Naples : WHERE to eat, WHAt to eat, WHAT to see and visit. This is just our personal list so… do your research, but most importantly enjoy this city and don’t miss on the opportunity to just get lost in its narrow streets and let the magic happen.
Our TOP THINGS TO SEE IN NAPLES :
Via Toledo and the Quartieri Spagnoli
Galleria Umberto I
Piazza del Plebiscito (Church of San Francesco di Paola and Royal Palace)
Castel Nuovo
Spaccanapoli and Via San Gregorio Armeno (the Christmas Alley)
Castel dell’Ovo
Extra tip : get the best view of the whole city at the Certosa e Museo di San Martino, in the hilltop neighbourhood of Vomero. Vomero is one of the “fancy” areas of the city, completely different from the picturesque Quartieri Spagnoli.
WHERE TO STAY IN NAPLES :
We stayed at a nice airbnb right next to the train station, close to Porta Nolana. It was very convenient for using public transportation and reaching Ercolano, Vesuvio and Pompeii. There was also a direct metro line to reach Vomero neighbourhood.
But if you want to be closer to restaurants and landmarks, you should consider staying in the area between Quartieri Spagnoli, Santa Lucia and Centro Storico neighbourhoods.
WHERE TO EAT IN NAPLES : 1) Scaturchio for breakfast, and it did not disappoint. The babà here was amazing. Also the rustico was incredible. And everything else, really.
2) Pizzeria Brandi for lunch. PIZZA MARGHERITA WAS INVENTED HERE. The pizza was great, and the history-filled atmosphere made the whole experience unforgettable.
3) Any pizza fritta stand, especially on Via Tribunali road. We had ours at 'A Puteca d' 'a Pizza.
4) Antica Trattoria e Pizzeria da Carmine, right next to the train station.
#napoli #naples #travel #italy #naplesitaly
Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:34 Breakfast at Pasticceria Scaturchio
01:52 Piazza del Gesù Nuovo
02:07 Via Toledo
03:01 Galleria Umberto I
03:55 Piazza del Plebiscito
04:39 Palazzo Reale
05:00 Castel Nuovo
05:38 Pizza at Pizzeria Brandi
07:30 Coffe at Il Vero Bar del Professore
07:46 Quartieri Spagnoli
09:02 Spacca Napoli
09:28 Via San Gregorio Armeno
10:08 Dinner (fried pizza) at A Puteca d’a Pizza
10:44 Lungomare
11:01 Castel dell’ Ovo
11:29 Outro
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