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26 May 26
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Where to Go for a Swim in Naples and the Surrounding Area: The Most Beautiful Beaches (Easy to Reach from the Historic Center)

Naples is a surprising city: people visit for its history, palaces, churches, pizza, and lively alleys. But many travelers are amazed to discover that, after a morning spent visiting museums and monuments, they can also treat themselves to a swim in the Gulf of Naples in the afternoon. If you’re staying in the Historic Center—perhaps […]
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20 May 26
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The Magic Egg and the Castle: the mystery of Virgil in Naples

In Naples, every stone seems to hold a story. But few legends are as fascinating as the one linking the poet Virgil to Castel dell’Ovo, the ancient fortress suspended between sea, myth and magic on the rock of Megaride. Virgil, the author of the Bucolics, the Georgics and the Aeneid, was born in Andes, near […]
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17 May 26
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The legendary origins of the ten most famous Neapolitan desserts

A mouth-watering journey through convents, queens, mermaids, foreign kings and ancient folk festivals Naples did not merely invent a way of cooking: it invented a way of telling stories through food. Here, even a dessert is never just a dessert. It is a story whispered in a convent, a recipe born by chance, a sea […]
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13 May 26
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Mysterious Naples: the incredible Doll Hospital

In Naples, there is a place that seems to have stepped out of a fantasy novel or a Tim Burton film. A quiet and surprising workshop where damaged dolls, old puppets, marionettes and forgotten toys are ‘treated’, restored and brought back to life. It is called the Doll Hospital and is one of the most […]
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11 May 26
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Dracula’s tomb in Naples? The mystery that fascinates scholars and travellers

Naples is a city where history, legend and the occult are constantly intertwined. Here, the line between reality and myth is often blurred: just think of the legends surrounding the magician Virgil, the city’s underground passages, or the mysteries surrounding the alchemist prince Raimondo di Sangro. It is therefore no surprise that, in recent years, […]
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11 May 26
Dove baciarsi a Napoli
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Where to kiss in Naples: the most romantic spots in the city of love

Naples is one of the few European cities where love is not merely reflected in monuments or views, but seems to live on in the language, the music and everyday gestures. Here, lovers still call each other ‘core mio’, serenades are part of the collective memory, and even the most famous songs of the Neapolitan […]
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11 May 26
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Remote working in Naples: why more and more digital nomads are choosing the capital of Campania

In recent years, remote working has become much more than just a way of working: for millions of professionals, it now represents a way of life. According to various European studies, over 20% of skilled workers now carry out at least part of their work remotely, whilst the number of so-called ‘digital nomads’ – professionals […]
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11 May 26
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Pompeii or Herculaneum? Which to choose during a holiday in Naples

Have you organised a short break in Naples and are wondering whether it’s better to visit Pompeii or Herculaneum? It’s one of the most frequently asked questions among travellers staying in the city’s historic centre. Both archaeological sites were created by the tragic eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, but today they offer very different, […]
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11 May 26
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Underground Naples: a journey into the hidden heart of the city through tunnels, catacombs and ancient aqueducts

Naples is a city to be discovered above ground, amongst narrow streets, historic buildings and sea views, but above all in its surprising underground world. Beneath the historic centre lies a veritable parallel city: a labyrinth of tuff quarries, Greco-Roman cisterns, early Christian catacombs, wartime shelters and ancient passageways that tell the story of over […]
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11 May 26
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Naples, capital of the fake? History, legends and ingenious scams between archaeology and fake news

Anyone visiting Naples soon discovers that this city has for centuries existed on the fine line between reality, theatre, deception and wonder. It is not merely a city of mysteries, legends and esotericism: for centuries, it has also been an extraordinary ‘capital of the fake’. An ambiguous distinction, certainly, but one that speaks volumes about […]
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