Naples in Tuk Tuk between Panoramas and History and Street Food

Villas, palaces and houses with amazing views of the city. An upper-middle-class street that offers surprising views.

One of the arteries of the main Via Orazio, from here you can enjoy the magnificence of the entire gulf and its sea, which caresses the entire coast.

Curve after curve, the views of Via Petrarca will always amaze you. A stop at the most beautiful bus stop in the world, will allow you to take selfies with a perfect setting.

A sanctuary of 1642 overlooking the belvedere of the same name, from which you can see Naples in all its details: the Castel dell'Ovo, Vesuvius, Via Caracciolo, Mergellina, as many postcards as the shots you will take.

He always knows the Neapolitans' favorite walk. Once there were makeshift chalets for classic "taralli and beer", today modern bars / chalets make the walk on the sea very sweet.

Dedicated to the famous battle of Lepanto fought by Christianity against the Turks, Piazza Vittoria is the entrance to the chic area with boutiques of famous designers and tailor shops, but it is also an important crossroads that leads to Chiatamone and Via Partenope, with the village of the sailors and its many places of accommodation and haute cuisine.

Ancient palaces, the Bourbon Gallery, Mount Echia, the old headquarters of the Morning of Naples, the source of the Mummarelle. a road that tells of a Naples full of cultural dynamism.

You will see the Borgo Marinari where the imposing Castel dell'Ovo built on the islet of Megaride stands out, and the Giant's fountain, the work of Bernini and Michelangelo Naccherino.

A castle that stands on the sea, on the islet of Megaride, its name tells of the legend of which it is told, which would trace its name to the egg that Virgil would have hidden inside a cage in the basement of the castle. The place where the egg was stored, was closed by heavy locks and kept secret since "that egg hung all the fact and fortune of Castel Marino".

It skirts the huge city port, recently renovated and completed with a beautiful elevated promenade, and the ramparts of Castel Nuovo, the Maschio Angioino that stands out on Piazza Municipio, also home to contemporary art installations.

The Neapolitans know it as Piazza Borsa, but in reality the square is named after Bovio, splitting in two the "rectifilo" the Corso Umberto I, a course overlooked by the prestigious Federico II University.

The construction of the Castel Nuovo, also called Maschio Angioino, began in 1279, and since then it dominates the heart of the city.
Inside a museum itinerary that is articulated between the Armory Room, the Palatine Chapel or Santa Barbara, the first and second floors of the southern curtain to which are added the Charles V Room and the Loggia Room intended to host exhibitions and cultural initiatives.

In the heart of the Neapolitans will always be Piazza S. Ferdinando, its current name had it following the victory of the First World War. Today it is a crossroads between Via Toledo, Via Chiaia, Piazza del Plebiscito on which there are very important monuments, such as the Royal Palace, the Galleria Umberto I, ....
Stop at Fiorenzano to taste some of the typical delicacies of Neapolitan Street Food
You can choose from :
1) Wallet Pizza + 5 pieces Frying + Soft Drink
2) Frying Cup 12 Pieces + Soft Drink
3) Pasta Omelette + 5 pieces Frying + Soft Drink

The Spanish Quarters show the authentic face of Naples, with the characteristic basses overlooked by the many “pagan saints”, Totò, Pino Daniele, Eduardo and the holiest of all “El Dios” Diego Armando Maradona, with a square entirely dedicated to him.

Corso Vittorio Emanuele, offers another breathtaking view of the city and takes us to the top of the Vomero hill

Here stands the imposing medieval structure of Castel Sant’Elmo and the famous Certosa di San Martino with its cloister, the museum where works of great value are exhibited, and the terraced gardens from which to admire the panorama that sweeps and embraces the whole city of Naples.

We do the opposite Corso Vittorio Emanuele to return to the Starting Point, and still admire Naples and its Wonderful Views.