• Gesu Nuovo Church - Situated in the square sharing its name, the Church of Gesù Nuovo stands opposite the obelisk of the Immaculate Conception and the Basilica of Santa Chiara. Its exterior is adorned with a magnificent marble portal, while the interior boasts opulent Baroque decorations. A chapel within the church is the resting place of San Giuseppe Moscati.
• Complesso Monumentale di Santa Chiara - Commissioned by King Robert of Anjou, the Church of Santa Chiara is the largest Gothic basilica in the city.
• Spaccanapoli - This iconic street of Naples is named for its role in dividing the ancient city in two. Walking its length, visitors can admire numerous historic buildings, palaces, and churches, which are among Naples’ most significant attractions.
• Piazza San Domenico Maggiore - Named after the Basilica of San Domenico Maggiore, this square is dominated by the saint’s obelisk and surrounded by the basilica’s apse and a series of noble palaces, including Palazzo Sansevero. Prince Raimondo di Sangro frequently passed through this square to reach the splendid family chapel housing the Veiled Christ.
• Statua del Dio Nilo - In one of the city’s many small squares, a mysterious statue symbolizes abundance. The Statue of the God Nile highlights the connection between Naples and the Egyptians, with cults dedicated to oriental deities, including the renowned ones for Isis, flourishing in the city.
• Via San Gregorio Armeno - Known as the Via dei Presepi, San Gregorio Armeno is famous for its ancient shops crafting Neapolitan nativity scene characters. Visitors can enjoy the Christmas spirit year-round and watch artisans create not only traditional Nativity figures but also statuettes of politicians, athletes, and famous contemporary personalities.
• Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore - Located at the end of Via San Gregorio Armeno, the Basilica of San Lorenzo is built in the distinctive French Gothic style. Its apse is one of the most beautiful and daring Gothic designs in Italy.
• Via dei Tribunali - This street corresponds to the ancient decumanus major and traverses the heart of the historic center.
• Madonna con la Pistola - The only Banksy work in Italy, this piece features the Madonna with a pistol instead of a halo.
• Duomo di Napoli - As one of the city’s most significant religious buildings, the Cathedral of Naples is where the miracle of the dissolution of San Gennaro’s blood can be witnessed. It also includes the Basilica of Santa Restituta and the Royal Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro.
• Busto di Pulcinella - This bronze sculpture, gifted to the city by artist Lello Esposito, is one of the most photographed and touched figures in the historic center. It is believed that rubbing the nose of the mask brings good luck.
• Piazzetta Pietrasanta - A place where numerous legends converge, Piazzetta Pietrasanta features the stunning Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, built on the site of the former Temple of Diana, and an imposing, ancient red brick bell tower.
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Embark on an exploration of Naples’ historic heart. Marvel at the opulent Baroque designs of the Church of Gesù Nuovo and visit the Basilica of Santa Chiara, the city’s grandest Gothic basilica. Traverse Spaccanapoli, the road that bisects the old city centre, leading to Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, encircled by stately palaces. Wander into the renowned Via San Gregorio Armeno, often referred to as the ‘Street of the Nativity’, which is dotted with traditional workshops crafting Neapolitan nativity figures. Beyond this street lies the French Gothic Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore, which boasts one of the most exquisite apses in Italy. Proceed to the Cathedral, a paramount religious edifice in Naples and the site where spectators gather for the miraculous liquification of the blood of San Gennaro. The tour includes stops at notable works like Lello Esposito’s famous Pulcinella and the Madonna with the gun, the sole piece in Italy by Bansky.

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