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Easily accessible by both train, car, sea or plane (Capodichino Airport), Naples is a wonderful holiday destination where folk traditions are complemented by past glorious vicissitudes, tasty traditional specialities and outstanding sights permeated with utmost profusion.

Naples boasts a remarkably wide array of accommodation options which are able to suit even guests' most demanding requirements. The old town hosts plenty of elegant 4-star hotels and comfortable 3-star guesthouses which are situated a short distance from the city's major highlights. Those looking for a plunge into the fascinating atmosphere of the city can stay at intimate bed and breakfasts situated just in the heart of Naples' most picturesque quarters. The lovers of sea and beach will have the opportunity to stay at comfortable hotels overlooking the most fascinating Italian gulf, and to take advantage of plenty of budget hotels and  inns situated along the sea front where they can spend pleasant holidays at reasonable prices. Holiday farms are the ideal accommodation facilities for the lovers of nature and those interested in targeted food and wine itineraries based on traditional specialities from Naples and the surrounding area.

Naples is scattered with important highlights and outstanding attractions with are able to catch the visitors' attention all the year round. Those looking for utmost relax and alluring sea can head to the beaches of Bagnoli and the nearby Nisida islet, the compelling beach of Marechiaro, Posillipo and the lively coastal resorts of Caracciolo and Santa Lucia, while taking advantage of high-quality services and facilities and utmost kindness and hospitality. The beautiful islands of the Gulf of Naples, that is to say Capri, Ischia and Procida, and their beguiling sea give tourists the possibility to discover an outstanding natural landscape gathering mysterious caves, impressive stacks and lush vegetation.
Besides attracting the lovers of suntan, sea and beaches, they are a privileged holiday destination for the lovers of archaeology and culture too, who are interested in disclosing the most ancient secrets of the city. Both islands and coastal resorts are scattered with precious evidences dating back to previous ages, such as Greek buildings, which were erected by the founders of the first urban settlement which extended across the area of the current Castel dell’Ovo, and Roman palaces, which were commissioned by those who spent  their summer holidays on the beaches and islands of the surrounding area. Plenty of outstanding ruins and remains were unearthed in these areas, which are now a traditional tourist mecca for the lovers of archaeology and ancient history together with the nearby famous resorts of Ercolano and Pompei.
Moving from the sea towards the city centre across the city's main districts, visitors will have the possibility to admire both civic and sacred buildings which were built by different peoples who were all aimed at expressing their magnificence and strength through the building of impressive palaces, fortresses and enchanting works of art realized by the greatest artists of that age.
The compact centre of Naples, filled with palaces, churches, convents and monasteries, revolves around just a few streets. Guests will have the opportunity to penetrate the historic and noisy heart of the city, Spaccanapoli, the ancient Greek-Roman route which crosses the whole city. Overlooking the city is the quiet Vomero district, where most museums, monuments, bars serving the delicious Neapolitan coffee and glamorous shops and boutiques are situated. Those interested in buying original souvenirs should head to Via San Gregorio Armeno, the so-called “Street of Crib”, which gathers the most important workshops manufacturing crib statues and the beautiful Church of St. Gregorio Armeno. Via Toledo leads to Piazza del Plebiscito, one of the most fascinating spots of the city, which is surrounded by the Basilica of St. Francesco di Paola, the Royal Palace, Umberto I Gallery and San Carlo Theatre.