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Itinerary

• 1st Stop

  Duomo di Napoli

  You will start in front of the Duomo of Naples, a stunning example of Gothic architecture.

• 2nd Stop

  Via San Gregorio Armeno

  Via San Gregorio Armeno is a charming street in the heart of Naples, renowned for its vibrant artisan shops specializing in traditional Neapolitan nativity scenes and figurines. This narrow, cobbled street is often referred to as the "Christmas Street" because of its bustling markets during the holiday season, where artisans showcase their beautifully crafted crèches, which are not only made for Christmas but are a significant part of Neapolitan culture year-round.

• 3rd Stop

  Chiesa di Santa Patrizia

  Chiesa di Santa Patrizia is a beautiful church located in Naples, dedicated to Saint Patricia, a patron saint of the city. This Baroque-style church, built in the 17th century, is known for its stunning architecture and rich history.

• 4th Stop

  Statua del Dio Nilo

  Statua del Dio Nilo, or the Statue of the Nile God, is a remarkable ancient sculpture located in Naples. This statue represents the Roman interpretation of the Nile River as a personified deity, often depicted with various symbols associated with fertility and abundance.

• 5th Stop

  Piazza San Domenico Maggiore

  Renowned for its historical and architectural significance, the square is named after the adjacent Basilica di San Domenico Maggiore, a prominent church that dates back to the 13th century and is dedicated to Saint Dominic, the founder of the Dominican Order.

• 6th Stop

  Spaccanapoli

  Spaccanapoli is a historic street that slices through the heart of Naples, Italy, effectively dividing the city into two distinct halves. This iconic thoroughfare is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, rich history, and cultural significance. The name "Spaccanapoli," which translates to "Naples splitter," reflects its role in separating the various neighborhoods and their unique identities.

• 7th Stop

  Chiesa di Santa Chiara

  Chiesa di Santa Chiara is a prominent church in Naples, Italy, founded in 1310 by Charles I of Anjou. It showcases stunning Gothic architecture and is renowned for its beautiful Cloister of Santa Chiara, adorned with colorful majolica tiles.

• 8th Stop

  Piazza del Gesù Nuovo

  Piazza del Gesù Nuovo is a vibrant square in Naples, Italy, known for its rich historical and architectural significance. At the center of the square stands the Chiesa del Gesù Nuovo, a striking church with a unique façade characterized by a mix of Gothic and Baroque elements. 

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