Naples
in Campania

When in Naples, it seems only right to head to 'the master of the dough'. Three generations have helped shape this iconic spot into the place it is today so you must try their speciality: pizza topped with potato puree. Don't knock it until you've tried it!

Head to this deli for a bite of brekky, a freshly baked panini napoletani for lunch, or a browse of the deli shelves to rustle up a delicious dinner. If you do stop by, be sure to pick up a bottle or two of wine. 

A short ferry ride from Naples, on the picturesque Procida you can't go wrong when it comes to dishes made with lemons. Situated in the small port of Corricella, Bar Ristorante Graziella can easily be considered the most charming place to take a break from exploring this small, but full-of-surprises island. Their pasta pasta al limone is still the main character of our dreams. 

Tucked away in the quaint town of Terra Murata, the colourful buildings of Casale Vascello are so picturesque. Against the blue sky, the vivid colours and complex architecture of this fortified spot are well worth a visit. 

You don't only get to behold an architectural and marvellous historical site when you visit the Castel Sant'Elmo, you also get one of the most spectacular views across the ocean, Vesuvius, the Phlegraean Fields and the Matese mountains.  

A typical chaotic Neapolitan restaurant in the best way possible. An enjoyable and unique experience with delicious food at Cibi Cotti. Many locals love it, and for good reason! 

Take a break from the bustling city at Complesso Monumentale di Santa Chiara. Here the Rococo-style majolica tiled cloister is peppered with lemon trees, columns, pergolas, and hand-drawn frescoes. Bring your book to read a few chapters in this true oasis of calm and beauty. 

Located along the "via della pizza", this famous pizza restaurant deserves all the hype. The delicious pizzas and simple, yet old-timey feel amount to a great night. Try their famous fried pizza. 

A great café for delicious coffee and freshly baked pastries. The interior is beautiful too as it looks like a palace. Well worth a visit. 

This stately 19th-century hotel overlooking the Bay of Naples is a great choice for your stay in Naples. Grand Hotel Parker's is a great little oasis in the city, with exceptional service and comfortable rooms. The terrace cocktail bar is a must visit. 

One of the oldest and best pizzerias in Naples. With only four pizzas on the menu, they are dedicated to tradition and quality. We wish we could have their pizza every day. 

Hidden behind a picturesque wooden door lies the moody and elegant L'Antiquario. With bartenders in white uniforms, a beautiful back-lit bar, and delicious cocktails, you will have night you won't forget. 

An old school restaurant with traditional Neapolitan cooking and a great history. You will feel like you are going back in history in this cozy living room like dining space. Don't be shocked if you see a celebrity here, they love Mimi. 

A converted 17th-century palace & museum, home to prehistoric artifacts, coins, and ancient works of art. Do not miss their mosaics collection, it is stunning. 

Authentic Neapolitan cooking at its best at Osteria Della Mattonella. Their food is flavourful and the atmosphere is lovely. 

This Rococo style palace is best known for its elaborate staircase. 

After arriving on the tiny island of Procida, get your bearings (and some steps in!) by hiking up the short, but remarkably steep hiking trail to the Panoramica sulla Corricella. The views are worth it!

Trendy spot for delectable Neapolitan pizza. The outdoor patio and cosy ambiance make this place a must-go-to. Make sure to make a reservation, it can get busy! 

The coffee shop & pasticceria with the best sfogliatelle in Naples: now that is a bold claim. Other specialities of this pasticceria are the babà, the ministeriale and the tartine a la fraise. Perfectly to be washed down with an espresso, though ask for it amaro if you don't take sugar. 

Priding themselves on serving the best sandwiches in town, this little deli stuffs its homemade bread full of the most delicious Neapolitan buffalo mozzarella. We love a sandwich and so, this spot has to be one of our go-to's for breakfast, lunch, an early-supper, or an afternoon snack (who are we to judge)!

From Giuseppe Sanmartino's Veiled Christ, to Francesco Queirolo's Il Disinganno, The Sansevero Chapel Museum boasts some exceptional masterpieces. For the art buffs, history keens, and architecture aficionadas alike, a visit to this museum is an absolute must.