sleepingwithfoxes: Napoli, Italia / Naples, Italy - night HDR by Paolo Margari on Flickr.

sleepingwithfoxes:

Napoli, Italia / Naples, Italy - night HDR by Paolo Margari on Flickr.

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meikaan: A castle in the water in Naples, Italy.

meikaan:

A castle in the water in Naples, Italy.

Naples is an exciting mix of breathtaking panoramas, art and nature. The Vesuvio in the background, the foaming sea, the period buildings overlooking the city, the Castel dell’Ovo, which cuts the bay in halves, the islands of Ischia and Capri which frame this beautiful landscape… there’s no lack of romantic views in Naples!
A sweet Valentine’s day in Naples | Aparteque

enn-bittersweet:

I went to eat pizza in the most antique and renowned pizzeria of Naples,called Trianon.
The pizza was just….AMAZING!!!! If you will come to naples….go to eat pizza there!!!

neidelunare: See Naples and die.  Neapolitan inhabitants say so, ‘cause our city is one of the most beautiful in entire world. So, once you saw it, you can even die, ‘cause you saw one of the most stunning place. Yes, I really love my city.The picture is mine ©

neidelunare:

See Naples and die.  Neapolitan inhabitants say so, ‘cause our city is one of the most beautiful in entire world. So, once you saw it, you can even die, ‘cause you saw one of the most stunning place.

Yes, I really love my city.

The picture is mine ©

dtwnina: this is the pizza I ate in Naples. I cost 4 euro for the entire pie and it was by far the most amazing pizza i have ever eaten. you need to visit Naples only to eat their pizza

dtwnina:

this is the pizza I ate in Naples. I cost 4 euro for the entire pie and it was by far the most amazing pizza i have ever eaten. you need to visit Naples only to eat their pizza

charquaouia:

Making plans for another Christmas and New Years in Napoli, Italia! 

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It seems commercialism is slowly creeping into the Neapolitan Christmas, but deeply held traditions are still the mainstay and Neapolitan celebrations tend to revolve more around religion, superstition, and family rather than Christmas trees and Santa Claus (via Napoli Unplugged - Naples Unplugged Home Page) Stay in Naples for Christmas Time

It seems commercialism is slowly creeping into the Neapolitan Christmas, but deeply held traditions are still the mainstay and Neapolitan celebrations tend to revolve more around religion, superstition, and family rather than Christmas trees and Santa Claus (via Napoli Unplugged - Naples Unplugged Home Page)

Stay in Naples for Christmas Time

lilyanx3: NAPLES <3 i miss living here.

lilyanx3:

NAPLES <3 i miss living here.

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desertxxrose: Christmas in Italy. So I just got really excited. I’ve been kinda sketched out about Naples because of the whole garbage situation, but apparently, Naples is the place to be during Christmas and New Years. The third Sunday of every month except August its capital Naples holds a really big antique fair in the Villa Comunale gardens. During the month of December the fair is open every weekend. Naples is a fine Christmas destination. You’ll see hundreds of Nativity cribs known as Presepi. One of the best exhibitions is at the Church of Gesu’ Nuovo, in Piazza del Gesu’, starting about December 8. Via San Gregorio Armeno in central Naples is filled with displays and stalls that sell Nativity scenes all year. Il Museo Nazionale di San Martino in Naples has an elaborate collection of nativity scenes from the 1700s; these are considered among the best collections in the world. Christmas time is also a feast for the ears. Outside churches and in many city squares in Naples, other locations in southern Italy, and even Rome you”ll hear bagpipe and flutes played by zampognari and pifferai often dressed in multicolored traditional costumes with sheepskin vests, long white stockings, and dark cloaks. Naples hosts a December Christmas market near Via San Gregorio Armeno, known for its many nativity workshops. Some vendors are dressed in traditional shepherd costumes. Sorrento, on the beautiful Amalfi peninsula in the Bay of Naples holds a Christmas market through January 6 in the main square. It’s traditional on Christmas Eve to eat the dinner of the seven fish dishes. Would you believe that some people serve up to thirteen fish and seafood dishes? Naples is known for its musical New Year’s Eve fireworks displays. Be careful, in some neighborhoods, people still throw their old things out of their windows. So you may prefer watching the ceremonies on television. Naples originated the tradition known as Lo Sciuscio in which groups of amateur musicians including children go from house to house on New Year’s Eve.

desertxxrose:

Christmas in Italy.

So I just got really excited. I’ve been kinda sketched out about Naples because of the whole garbage situation, but apparently, Naples is the place to be during Christmas and New Years.

The third Sunday of every month except August its capital Naples holds a really big antique fair in the Villa Comunale gardens. During the month of December the fair is open every weekend.

Naples is a fine Christmas destination. You’ll see hundreds of Nativity cribs known as Presepi. One of the best exhibitions is at the Church of Gesu’ Nuovo, in Piazza del Gesu’, starting about December 8. Via San Gregorio Armeno in central Naples is filled with displays and stalls that sell Nativity scenes all year. Il Museo Nazionale di San Martino in Naples has an elaborate collection of nativity scenes from the 1700s; these are considered among the best collections in the world.

Christmas time is also a feast for the ears. Outside churches and in many city squares in Naples, other locations in southern Italy, and even Rome you”ll hear bagpipe and flutes played by zampognari and pifferai often dressed in multicolored traditional costumes with sheepskin vests, long white stockings, and dark cloaks. Naples hosts a December Christmas market near Via San Gregorio Armeno, known for its many nativity workshops. Some vendors are dressed in traditional shepherd costumes. Sorrento, on the beautiful Amalfi peninsula in the Bay of Naples holds a Christmas market through January 6 in the main square. It’s traditional on Christmas Eve to eat the dinner of the seven fish dishes. Would you believe that some people serve up to thirteen fish and seafood dishes?

Naples is known for its musical New Year’s Eve fireworks displays. Be careful, in some neighborhoods, people still throw their old things out of their windows. So you may prefer watching the ceremonies on television. Naples originated the tradition known as Lo Sciuscio in which groups of amateur musicians including children go from house to house on New Year’s Eve.

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citiesoftheworld: Naples, Italy.

citiesoftheworld:

Naples, Italy.

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cheshicat: Pompeii, Italy When Mt. Vesuvius erupted, Pompeii was blanketed in a layer of ash while neighboring Herculaneum was filled with lava.  Both cities were then preserved, but in different ways.  This can be seen in the remains of people at each site- at Pompeii, you find plaster-like casts caused by ash blanketing people’s remains, while at Herculaneum, you find preserved skeletal remains

cheshicat:

Pompeii, Italy

When Mt. Vesuvius erupted, Pompeii was blanketed in a layer of ash while neighboring Herculaneum was filled with lava.  Both cities were then preserved, but in different ways.  This can be seen in the remains of people at each site- at Pompeii, you find plaster-like casts caused by ash blanketing people’s remains, while at Herculaneum, you find preserved skeletal remains

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