Another date with beautiful Naples

Stroll through the green park, the area, surrounding the Royal Palace, the country residence of the Neapolitan kings in Campania. The palace is considered the largest building built in the XVIII century, and the largest palace in the world. There are 1,200 rooms with a total area of 61 thousand square meters.

Near the royal residence is a cafe, which offers perfectly cooked fish and seafood. The owner of the place will always advise something to your taste, and the waiters will serve you quickly and with special attention. The prices here are not the lowest, but the quality of the dishes is high, and each of them is a labour of love. Also, try the local desserts.

Naples is famous for a huge number of churches. There are more than 400 valuable religious buildings in the city. It is just impossible to visit them all in one trip, but to see at least some of them is very important. One of these buildings is the Sansevero Chapel, considered to be the hidden treasure of the city, because the chapel is a thoroughly ordinary from outside, but its interiors are amazing. Imagine you get in another world just by opening a simple chapel door.

The Basilica of Saint Clare is located on the picturesque Gesù Nuovo square. The Basilica of Saint Clare served as the tomb of the Neapolitan kings. It is a religious complex consisting of a monastery, a tomb and an archaeological museum. It has long been believed in the city that couples married in this church will never know separation, distrust and poverty, so the church is very popular among Naples couples praying ceaselessly for patronage of Saint Clare.

Have a lunch at Il Pomodorino, a restaurant serving Italian cuisine and large portions. It offers a pleasant service and high-quality dishes prepared from the freshest products, delicious pizza, main dishes and salads, snacks, desserts and anything else you choose from the menu.

Have a walk and enjoy picturesque views of the city. On the boardwalk, the city visitors walks, local residents play sports, and street musicians play their music in the atmosphere of an authentic whirling Naples.

The next day you're supposed to go home, so if you want to remember Naples not only in its radiant beauty of the terraces along the blue cup of the Gulf of Naples, but also explore it at night, then walk to Piazza Trieste e Trento, Neapolitans' favorite square, where the heart of the night life of the city is, with all its bars and discos.