The Vesuvius National Park, established in 1995, is one of the most striking naturalistic jewels of southern Italy. Situated in Campania, on the outskirts of Naples, it covers an area of approximately 8,482 hectares and develops around one of the most famous and studied volcanoes in the world: Vesuvius, an imposing and dynamic symbol of the deep bond between man and nature.
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Naples is one of Italy's richest cities in terms of tradition, art and popular culture. Besides being a veritable open-air museum, it is also a capital of artisan shopping, with a wide and varied offer ranging from gastronomic products to artistic artefacts, from textiles to jewellery. If you are planning a visit and wondering what to buy in Naples, this guide will help you discover the best typical Neapolitan souvenirs, perfect for taking home an authentic souvenir or for making an original gift.
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The Gulf of Naples has always been one of the most fascinating destinations for travellers from all over the world. And it is not difficult to understand why: the spectacular landscape, the millenary history and the rich culture of Campania are interwoven in a setting that captivates anyone who looks there. What makes this setting even more extraordinary are the islands that dot the gulf, each with its own soul, charm and unmistakable beauty. Capri, Ischia and Procida not only embellish the scenery of the Gulf of Naples, but also offer an authentic and unforgettable experience, just a few minutes' boat ride from the coast.
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Naples is a city that, since ancient times, has attracted poets, artists and intellectuals, becoming one of the world's most fascinating cultural epicentres. Among the numerous authors linked to this city, two figures stand out for their historical and literary relevance: the poet Virgil and the celebrated romantic Giacomo Leopardi. Both left an indelible mark on the history of poetry and, today, thanks to the reopening of the Vergiliano Park in Piedigrotta, it is possible to visit the place that holds their tombs, in an atmosphere that seems suspended in time, a true corner of history and nature.
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Naples once again wore blue, celebrating with pride and passion the conquest of its beloved team's fourth Scudetto. The streets came alive with choirs, flags and fireworks, in an explosion of collective joy that overwhelmed the entire city. An emotion made even more intense by the magic of the historic centre, the vibrant heart of Neapolitan culture.
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The women of Naples were not merely custodians of Neapolitan beauty and tradition, but true protagonists of a relentless struggle for rights, freedom and justice. From Matilde Serao to Sophia Loren, via Eleonora Pimentel Fonseca and Maddalena Cerasuolo, these extraordinary figures have shaped the face of Naples, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire and represent a model of strength and determination.
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The historic centre of Naples, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995, is one of the world's richest urban areas in terms of history and culture. Over the last few decades, it has undergone extraordinary transformations, going from a period of decay and abandonment to a rebirth that has been able to harmonise tradition and innovation, becoming a popular destination for visitors from all over the world.
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Naples continues to surprise, not only for its millennial history and extraordinary artistic heritage, but also for its ability to renew itself as a tourist destination. Thanks to investments in infrastructure, cultural initiatives and high quality services, the city is preparing to become an increasingly popular destination for tourists from all over the world, with an increasingly diversified and avant-garde offer.
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Napoli Sotterranea is one of the city's hidden gems, an intricate labyrinth of tunnels and galleries that has its roots in antiquity but continues to enchant those lucky enough to explore it. In addition to visitors, famous faces have also walked within its walls: footballers, film stars and members of the nobility. A place where history, mystery and fascination intertwine, attracting people from all corners of the world every year.
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In 2015, Pope Francis visited Naples bringing a message of hope and inclusion. His visit represented not only a religious event, but also a gesture of solidarity towards a city marked by social and economic challenges, but rich in culture and spirituality. During his stay, the Pope visited emblematic places such as the cathedral, the Poggioreale prison and the seafront. However, it was his stop at the Duomo that left an indelible mark in the hearts of Neapolitans.
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