“Without new experiences, something inside of us sleeps. The sleeper must awaken.” -Frank Herbert
Headed to Naples & the Amalfi Coast for your next vacation? I am beyond excited for you! As someone who lived in this part of Italy for over 3 years, I think you are going to fall in love, love, love. I know I sure did!
When our friends asked if we wanted to go to a New Year’s Eve party in Vienna, we were game. We hadn’t been to Austria yet and it was on our travel list, so why not go for New Year’s? At the time, we had no idea what we were getting ourselves into.
Tourists who make it south of Rome tend to pass over Naples on their way to Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast, or the island of Capri. Nothing breaks my heart more! Naples is home to some of the most fascinating historical sites, magnificent artwork, and amazing food. It’s a city not to be missed…
I happened upon the Cattedrale di San Gennaro (or the Duomo di Napoli) by chance, or perhaps the will of God, while on an impromptu trip to downtown Naples. After hours of walking down dark, narrow streets I suddenly found myself in an open square, flooded with light. At the back of the square sat the immense cathedral. It was clean, white, and ornately decorated, vastly contrasting the buildings surrounding it.
They say “vedi Napoli e poi muori”. It literally means see Naples and then die, but the sentiment behind the saying is everyone needs to see Naples in their lifetime. I lived in Naples for over 3 years and couldn’t agree more, this city is a must see! The Naples area is one of the most vibrant, … Continue reading Naples & the Amalfi Coast
Here are my favorite places to mangiare in Pozzuoli, Italy. From fine dining to take out, enjoy!
Much like in the States, where Georgia is known for peaches, Florida for oranges, and so on, each Italian province has its own native grape varietals and wines. Naples is located in the Italian province of Campania, which is home to a beautiful selection of wines. Here are my suggestions for some of the best local wines!
Naples is known for it’s narrow alleyways, and when you’re deep in the historic center it can be hard to see much past your own feet. Take a step outside the chaotic downtown area for a new perspective on the city. Trust me when I say, these spots have real wow factor!
Like most Italian cities, it is pretty difficult to find anything other than Italian food in Naples. Now don’t get me wrong, Neapolitan cuisine is dee-lish! Pizza, mozzarella di bufala, fresh mussels, what’s not to love? But, after visiting the city for a few days the carb/fish heavy diet can start taking its toll. So, if you’re craving something ethnic, or maybe just a taste of home, here’s what I recommend.
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