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Holiday rentals in Naples

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Flat in Napoli
Spaccanapoli 22 (OLD TOWN)
The house is located in the historic center of Naples, specifically on the street of SpaccaNapoli. The apartment is located a few steps from the cathedral and many other most famous cultural places in the city, it is also very easy to reach the most historic pizzerias such as Michele and Sorbillo, located a few steps away Central station 1km to reach Sorrento Amalfi Pompei etc. Metro Duomo 450m Porto 800m to reach Capri Ischia Procida Sorrento We look forward to welcoming you!
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Superhost
Flat in San Ferdinando
Casa Wenner 1 - Napoli Center Chiaia Plebiscito
Casa Wenner 1 is a large panoramic studio on the Bay of Naples. Recently renovated and finely furnished, it is located in the prestigious building in the centuries-old park of Villa Wenner, one of the most beautiful buildings in Naples, in the Chia neighborhood, the true center of the city, in the best location to visit and experience Naples. Everything is easy to reach on foot or by public transport. *** If you can't find availability, check the adjacent WENNER HOME 2 ***
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Apartment in Porto
Unique Flat Downtown - Marion
Brand new structure, finished renovating in January 2022. The apartment is equipped with Wi-Fi, hot water, A/C, Smart TV (cable channels are not available), small kitchenette (suitable for preparing a breakfast or a quick meal), private bathroom, double bed, a sofa and a floor-to-ceiling window that offers a suggestive view of the street and the Maschio Angioino. The area is central, therefore very busy and this makes the apartment noisy, it is Neapolitan life!
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Stay near Naples's top sights

Piazza del Plebiscito464 locals recommend
Galleria Umberto I161 locals recommend
Napoli Sotterranea687 locals recommend
Ovo Castle445 locals recommend
Museo Cappella Sansevero1,008 locals recommend
Mostra d'Oltremare28 locals recommend

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Apartment in Porto
The Shelter Napoli - Angioino Castle
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Flat in Napoli
Lorenzo's Art studio 2 - In the heart of Naples
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Apartment in San Ferdinando
CASA FABRIZIO - A JEWEL IN THE HEARTH OF CHIAIA
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Flat in Napoli
A short walk from the Duomo "2" - Old Town
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Flat in Porto
Historic Center Mini Apartment
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Flat in Napoli
Spaccanapoli flat - fully equipped
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Apartment in Napoli
Fabio's Suite at the Historic Center
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Flat in Napoli
Two-room apartment - On the roofs of Naples
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Flat in Napoli
Spaccanapoli Sei- Via Maddaloni Sei
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Flat in Napoli
THE ARTIST 'S DECK
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Flat in Napoli
Apartment Centro Storico Napoli
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Flat in Napoli
MiniFlat33 in downtown with fully equipped kitchen
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Your guide to Naples

All About Naples

For the uninitiated, Naples can seem like a lot to handle. Sandwiched between Mount Vesuvius and the gleaming waters of the Bay of Naples, the southern Italian capital oozes a raw urban energy juxtaposed with one of Europe’s largest and most important historical centres. Its narrow, cobbled streets pulse with the constant buzz of scooters while its sweeping piazzas welcome everyone from waistcoated businessmen and mime troupes to families out for a post-meal passeggiata.

When it comes to art and architecture, Naples stands toe-to-toe with the world’s best cities. Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples’ main square, is surrounded by such masterpieces as the Neoclassical Royal Palace and the 18th-century Teatro di San Carlo. The fascinating Naples Archaeological Museum holds many of the region’s historical treasures, including a large collection of items recovered from Pompeii. The birthplace of pizza, Naples is a food lover’s dream come true, home to street markets and pizzarias galore. From Naples, it is easy to reach many of Italy’s wonders, such as the beautiful island of Capri and the stunning seaside town of Sorrento, as well as Mount Vesuvius and the ruined cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, which were destroyed nearly 2,000 years ago.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Naples

With moderate year-round temperatures, there is no bad time to secure a Naples apartment for your next holiday. Summer has beautiful, sunny weather, although it can get very hot in the city centre and it’s also the busiest time of the year. The spring and autumn are also wonderful times to visit, as the crowds have thinned out and Naples hosts a wide array of festivals. The Maggio Dei Monumenti cultural festival, for example, lasts from late April to early June and features theatre performances, multimedia installations, and exhibitions. September’s Pizzafest, the world’s largest pizza celebration, pits the city’s best pizzerias against one another for the top prize, and allows lucky bystanders to taste their creations. The winter months tend to be very quiet — the perfect time to visit Pompeii without the crowds.


Top things to do in Naples

Teatro San Carlo

This opulent theatre was opened in 1737, making it the world’s oldest opera house. The interior is beautifully decorated with luxurious red upholstery, delicate gold brocade, twinkling chandeliers, and a ceiling fresco depicting famous poets. The theatre is open for guided tours or you can catch a performance.

Herculaneum

Located roughly halfway between Naples and Pompeii, the ancient town of Herculaneum was destroyed by the Mount Vesuvius eruption of 79 A.D. The volcano’s impact was slightly different in Herculaneum than in Pompeii in that wood and organic materials survived. As you wander through the ruins, you can view the remains of frescoes, mosaic floors, and wooden support beams and furniture, as well as the second floor of many of the houses.

Anfiteatro Flavio

This enormous amphitheatre once held up to 40,000 people, making it the third biggest Roman amphitheatre in the world. The structure had three floors and a basement full of machinery that was used for gladiator fights. It is one of the best-preserved underground spaces of all the Roman amphitheatres, and visiting it gives you a peek into what mass entertainment was like 2,000 years ago.

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