🌆 Review of Napoli (Naples)

The raw, living city and the ‘birthplace of pizza’ Naples is a city that is unapologetically alive, full of authentic Italian flavors, dancing in its streets and the flavors in each artistic dish. ⸻ 🏛️ Must-try highlights • Centro Storico (Old Town): A World Heritage Site for a stroll, admiring its architecture and sneaking in a cool photo spot () • Spaccanapoli & Quartieri Spagnoli: Narrow streets in the middle of the old town, full of life, local markets and graffiti, with plenty to see and eat along the way.  • Castel dell’Ovo: A traditional castle on the bay, with views of the sea and the San Martino mountains, perfect for a gelato sunset.  • Castel Nuovo & Palazzo Reale: Two icons of medieval grandeur Museums to learn about  • National Archaeological Museum: Treasures from Pompeii & Herculaneum are on display in this superb collection  • Bird’s-eye view of the city • Certosa di San Martino and Castel Sant’Elmo on Vomero Hill offer spectacular views of the city and the Bay of Naples   ⸻ 🍕 Legendary food • Authentic Neapolitan pizza from places like Da Michele, Sorbillo, or La Notizia — the so-called ‘World’s best pizza’  • Street food: Pizza fritta, sfogliatella, and fried fish cakes • Food tour: Reddit has a great review saying “The food tour… was everything we wanted and more!… We got to eat so many delicious and unique food…”   ⸻ 🎯 Pros & Cons Pros • Real life on the streets – full of color, sounds, lifestyle, arts, and local culture () • World-class food, affordable prices (pizzas are only ≈£3)  • Easy to walk around, with the Metro and funicular systems to take in beautiful photo spots Conditions • The city is quite dirty – be careful when walking, avoid spitting, dog poop () • It can be grand, but beware of the chaos of people, crowded streets, and falling on uneven roads #Italy #DiscountsNotDependingOnLuck #Travel #Naples