NAPLES

Napoli has been colourfully described by many. Goethe said a person who has seen Naples can never be sad. An 1884 guide book said it was ill-built, ill-paved, ill-lighted, ill-watched, ill-governed and ill-ventilated. We will leave the traveller to make up their own mind about Italy’s third largest city. But we like it. It’s a fascinating concoction of warren like streets, markets, beeping scooters, traffic, flapping laundry and heat. It might be grubby, crumbling, raucous and polluted at times but the people can be very friendly, there are lovely parks and beaches you can use as havens to escape the noise and plenty of action to check out everywhere.

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-GENERAL INFO
-GETTING THERE AND AROUND
-WHERE TO EAT
-THINGS TO SEE
-WHERE TO SLEEP

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