Giulio Marino

Mercado callejero, lively fresh food market in the heart of via Pignasecca, (ancient spanish quarters) This bustling fresh food market nestled among many other retail shops, offers great value for money with an aboundant variety of fresh and dried food items, a locals favorite. Surrounded by the multi colors of flags, banners and local footbal team merchandise. A must see for all. A very short walking distance from the Montesanto funicolare, which rides up to the Vomero hilltop area, and a similar distance to the Metro station in via Toledo.

An Incredibly romantic restaurant on the Lungomare area with great views of the gulf of Naples. Lovely food such as traditional pizzas, fresh seafood pasta, antipasti, Italian wines, scrumptious desserts, and much more to choose from.

Lovely historical building, absolutely a must visit for anyone with an interest in the Enigma machine, and the first ever built Alan Touring world computer. This is a fascinating place that transcends history with the great display of artifacts used during WW2. Highly educational, and a great day out for anyone. Open Monday to Sunday, from 09:30 am to 17:30 pm. Paid parking available, wheelchair access, and friendly staff. Highly recommended.

Piazza Amedeo is a trendy newly refurbished area with metro station within. Trains run regularly and connect to most parts of central Naples, including the Vomero area. Tickets cost around 1.10 euros. Admire the fantastic underground art decor, and enjoy the short rides to explore the secret places Naples has to offer. Marvelous esperience.

Red House Surgery, a local surgery with a community service, wonderful, and welcoming to anyone, making you feel at home. Lovey nurses and doctors always there to help in whichever way they can. Highly recommended.