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Original Neapolitan graduation gift: ideas for the graduate (him and her)Read moreIn Naples, a graduation is never a private affair: it's a neighbourhood celebration. Here's how to choose an original...
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The Madonna Who Wears Out Her Little ShoesRead more -
Ciciniello, the Very Poor ChildRead moreThis story tells of Ciciniello, a special child who lived in Naples. He always thanked people with the phrase "A Maronna t'accumpagna!" (May the Madonna go with you!).
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Cristo Rivelato: a masterpiece in the Cappella PappacodaRead moreAfter the celebrated Cristo Velato (Veiled Christ), Naples proudly presents the Cristo Rivelato (Revealed Christ) by artist Domenico Sepe.
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Pastiera Napoletana: Between History and LegendRead moreThe story of the Neapolitan pastiera has its roots in a fascinating tale that blends mythology and tradition.
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Mussel soup, a Holy Thursday traditionRead moreMussel soup on Holy Thursday: a dish with centuries-old tradition, impossible not to try.
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Totò: The Prince of LaughterRead moreAntonio De Curtis, known to the wider public as Totò, is an icon of Italian cinema and an undisputed master of the art of comedy.
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The spires of NaplesRead moreThe spires of Naples are dedicated to the city's venerated saints: you can see them in some of the most significant squares.
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Carnival in Campania Between Culture and TraditionRead moreThis cultural phenomenon has roots in classical tradition, but in Napoli it has been interpreted in light of the moods and typical character of the Neapolitan people.
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Sergio De Simone, the Neapolitan child used as a guinea pig by the NazisRead moreThe story of Sergio De Simone is a tragic testimony to the atrocities committed by the Nazis.
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The French Renaissance in Naples: Castel Nuovo and the Borgo OreficiRead moreThrough fortresses, basilicas and streets, a journey through the traces of French presence in the Kingdom of Naples.