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| View of the Bay of Naples (from the 30th floor of the Ambassador Hotel) |
A photo-essay: twenty-four hours in Napoli....
Buon giorno...
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| Mosaic on the floor of the Galleria Umberto |
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| Galleria Umberto |
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| Side streets of the Spanish Quarter |
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| The opera tonight: Verdi's 'Rigoletto' |
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| Napolitani |
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| Gambrinus, the cafe where 'O sole mio was composed |
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| Piazza del Plebiscito (with Pantheon lookalike) |
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| View of Vesuvio |
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| The Royal Palace |
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| Vesuvio and the Bay of Naples |
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| Memorial to al soldati |
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| Santa Lucia |
Buena sera....
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| Neapolitan pizza in Santa Lucia |
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| Maestro Giovanni Fummo |
The museum houses the collections Farnese and Bourbon which are the main parts of the museum of Capodimonte. The origin of the Farnese collection must be political action and the cultural choices of Alessandro Farnese (1468-1549), who, even before he became pope under the name of Paul III, he had cultivated the interest in collecting art and antiques.
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| Museo Capodimonte |
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| Museo Capodimonte |
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| Teatro San Carlo, the oldest Opera House in Italy |
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| The boxes of Teatro San Carlo |
Buona notte di Napoli....
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