Great video! Thank you for not apologizing for the raw and gritty nature of Napoli, but instead celebrating it. I got a much better idea of which sights will be my priorities while I'm there by watching this video than by reading many guides. Grazie!
Naples is probably the urban area with the greatest tourist offer in Europe, it has everything (or almost everything) impressive archaeology, artistic palaces and churches, panoramas and coastlines, picturesque seaside villages and much more. If it weren't for the bad reputation of crime it would deserve the same tourists as Rome and Paris
The National archaeological museum is a must see and is one of the worlds best and houses extraordinary Greek Roman and Renaissance art and sculpture and includes much that was removed from Pompeii
Thank you so much for checking out my video! That's so exciting - I also made a video on Positano and the nearby Path of the Gods hike if you are interested. Have a great trip :)
@@shirleymancino6809 I don’t think it makes a big difference where you go first. I spent 2 hours at the Archeological Museum and 6 hours the next day at Pompeii (with a 3 hour trip to Vesuvius). It would be exhausting to do Pompeii and Herculaneum on the same day.
@@emerickbelasco1545 I have visited Pompeii and Ostia Antica years ago so this time only Herculaneum but I am a history buff so I want to do it right. I have 7 days for Naples alone.
after missing Napoli when I raced to Pompeii I will be doing a 2 day visit. One day i will hop to Procida and Ischia. The other I will run through some of these listed things but concentrate on 3 things: the archeological museum, napoli soterranea and to top off see an opera at teatro san carlo. curious also to taste pizza fritta that was also skipped here.
I lived in naples off and on January-October2021. I recognized some of your footage from that time and have almost the exact same opinions as this video. Thank you for talking about this wonderful city! I just have to disagree with the honorable mentions. I think the duomo is so stunning and definitely worth a visit. Plus the Complesso monumentale donnaregina museo diocesano is right around the corner and was our favorite collection of art and architecture. Also BABÀ is to die for idk what you mean. But everything else SPOT on. I always rave about Napoli to people and defend it when people say skip it and go to amalfi coast. Also another fantastic spot is the Naples archaeological museum. Fantastic collection from Pompeii
Here's a summary of the top 7 things to do in Naples, Italy, according to the video: 1. Watch the sunset from Castel Sant'Elmo: A 13th-century fortress offering panoramic views of Naples, Mount Vesuvius, and surrounding areas. 2. Eat authentic Neapolitan pizza: Try pizzerias like Gino Sorbillo, Starita, and L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele. 3. Take a sightseeing tour of the historic center: - Piazza del Plebiscito - Galleria Umberto I - Castel Nuovo (exterior) - Chiesa del Gesù Nuovo - Chiostro di Santa Chiara 4. Visit the Royal Palace of Naples (Palazzo Reale di Napoli): Spend at least 2 hours exploring this grand 17th-century palace. 5. Walk along the Lungomare di Napoli and visit Castel dell'Ovo: Enjoy the seafront promenade and explore the ancient seaside castle. 6. Explore iconic Naples streets: - Via dei Tribunali (known as "Pizza Street") - Spaccanapoli - Via San Gregorio Armeno (Christmas Street) 7. Honorable mentions: - Via Toledo (main shopping street) - Naples Cathedral (Duomo) - Try Neapolitan pastries (especially sfogliatelle) - Visit the Catacombs of Naples - Explore the Royal Palace and Gardens of Capodimonte The video emphasizes experiencing the authentic, gritty side of Naples while enjoying its rich history, architecture, and culinary traditions.
@@WanderlustWellman I did! It was just too short. My honorable mention here is the Grand Vesuvio Hotel, along the Lungomare, and facing the Castel Ovo. Two rooftop bars on the upper floors, which had stunning views. The other highlight was a tour of Herculenium. Much more intact than Pompeii, accessible by the Circumvesius train for less than 2 euro.
Great video. I will be taking my family of four on a 37-day European adventure and had originally booked a tour that would use the train from Rome to Naples and jump on a bus to Pompeii but I decided to arrange the travel myself so we will get into Naples for four hours and then train to Pompeii for a later tour, and then back to Rome.
thank you so much for this upload, unfortunately the royal palace was closed due to a bank holiday but we did everything else on your list ...... sunset at st elmo 100% worth the climb...... i wouldn't recommend pizza in naples new york city is the BEST in the world (hands down)..... again thank you for this upload :)
Thanks for checking out the video, sorry to hear that you couldn’t go to the Royal palace. And the sunset really is magical at the castle isn’t it 😁 I’ve never tried pizza in NYC, so I still have to insist the pizza in Naples is unreal (in my opinion hahah)
Funny, I was thinking the same thing! I thought if there’s only time to see one thing in Naples it would be the museum (we’re only going to be there one day). Otherwise excellent video and believe me I look at a lot of travel videos.
I watched this video earlier but came back to my history simply to say, don't listen to him about the baba al rum! It is so so yummy. I almost didn't try it because he made it sound awful. It depends what you like but I thought it was wonderful, sweet, not too strong of rum and oddly refreshing. He doesn't like it but you might! The rest of the video was great and we did many of the things from the list. Wonderful city and helpful video. That will be all, thank you for reading 😊
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting your opinion! I honestly cannot imagine somebody liking baba based on the one I tried, so I might have to try another one in the future haha. I guess I should rephrase my advice to try it if you're interested at all.
Happy to hear it! And the only place we bought tickets for was the Royal Palace - we did have to reserve tickets for the Castel del'Ovo, but they were free.
I only get to spend a few hours, max 7 as Naples is one of our ports of call on a cruise. Kindly advise on what are the best things to do starting from the cruise terminal and the best route to go 1 round and back to port. Most important is must eat pizza 😂
The part of santa chiara is the saddest. This amazing building was in big part destroyed in ww2. In ww2 naples was the most bombarded city in italy. Santa chiara was rebuilded after war but had lost all of baroque art and paint of the most famous painter of italian hisyory like giotto that came there for painting it. As the baroque and other stile or some painting over the year were added, but we restored it only how it was when this building was originally thinkes, so this building lost almost all the paint and hundrend and hundred year of modification.
That’s wonderful! And 3 days is not enough to do EVERYTHING in Naples, but I think it’s enough time. And you can take a train from Rome to Naples, it takes 2 or 3 hours
Ah! Just a heads up, it’s Via dei TRIBUNALI, not TRIBULANI…. 😅 I just searched for an hour and couldn’t find it! Then I checked again, on the map it says TRIBUNALI (Tribunal)!😅😅
@@WanderlustWellman Am going to visit Naples next month, your vlog is one of the very few which gives clear advice what/why to visit and don’t indulge on yourself! Thanks!
Realistically, I think 2 or 3 full days in Napoli is enough to see and do most of these things if you're okay with some busy days. If you have time to take things slow, maybe you should take 4 or 5. It just depends on if you're planning on going to other places - for example, I strongly suggest that you visit Ischia island for several days, and/or Capri.
We just tried to see the sunset at Castel St'Elmo, but as it closes at 6.30 we couldn't achieve this. The sunset was around 8.00pm so in summer Item no 1 is an impossibility.
I'm really sorry to hear that, we visited in the winter so it was timed perfectly. That's really a shame, they should change their hours for the summer. It's still an amazing view that I recommend checking out though, regardless of the time of day!
The city definitely is a bit crowded in some of the smaller streets, but to me it just adds atmosphere to those areas! I'm honestly not too share about the public restrooms, but I'm sure you can use a restroom at certain shops, cafes, and restaurants
@@WanderlustWellman When I was a kid, people still dropped in unexpectedly. They always brought a box of Italian pastries. There was a mix but too often there was a babà. haha They're just too sweet although a couple of years ago in Catania someone brought me some miniature ones and they were good.
Ciao. I am a food blogger who lives near Naples. Please don't say that if a pizza is more than 6 euros you are getting ripped off. Maybe specify that a 'Pizza Margherita' or Marinara is usually around that price? If other toppings are added, the price goes up.
@@WanderlustWellman Please don't think that I was criticising. The next time you are in Naples, why not try Pizzeria Petrucci which is in Piazza San Domenico Maggiore. They even accept reservations and have outdoor seating in one of my favorite piazzas.
Your video on Naples was informative and interesting. Please speak more slowly and clearly, so much of you explanations were garbled and difficult to understand.
Great job on the video, thoroughly enjoyed it but saying a baba' is disgusting is pure blasphemy....It's one of the culinary highlights! People try the baba'! 🙂
La baba is a very well know Italian pastry soaked in rum. You can get it it in almost every pastry shop in Italy. My Italian husband loves them "ma per me sono troppo dolce." Gesù means Jesus and is pronounced J-zoo .
Very informative, But, not very easy to catch and follow up for someone who's not familiar with name and general Naples knowledge. Not a very good video editing. Very short time for each section with fast narrator talking. Slow down man. We can not remember anything from this video at the end of it.
Great video! Thank you for not apologizing for the raw and gritty nature of Napoli, but instead celebrating it. I got a much better idea of which sights will be my priorities while I'm there by watching this video than by reading many guides. Grazie!
Thank you so much! I hope you have a great time while visiting Napoli
Naples is probably the urban area with the greatest tourist offer in Europe, it has everything (or almost everything) impressive archaeology, artistic palaces and churches, panoramas and coastlines, picturesque seaside villages and much more. If it weren't for the bad reputation of crime it would deserve the same tourists as Rome and Paris
I couldn't agree more!
Nope it’s boring here, it has a golf club and a beach, that is it.
@@BrianBTeman-in2rcNaples Florida😏
@@BrianBTeman-in2rclol you don’t live there “Brian.”
Crime?? Name any city that doesn't have crime
Your video is very helpful. I’m planning to visit Naples in March 2024. Si excited. Thank you.
Happy to hear that, I'm excited to hear that - I hope you have a great trip!
@@WanderlustWellman I will thank you 😊
i'm going next week!
Are you there right now?
@@thom4s033 nope, I’m actually in Taiwan 🇹🇼
Thanks for the video. Very informative and useful.
@@somethinglight6951 thanks so much, glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for giving us a great insight into Napoli!!
No problem! Thanks for watching 😁
Great video! Now...the baba is the BEST dessert on Earth !
Thanks so much, and let’s agree to disagree on that one!
Planning a trip to Naples with my family and GF in October and this helped a ton! Can’t wait for this trip!
That's wonderful, I hope you guys have a wonderful trip. Thanks for checking out my content!
Great video mate.
I've saved the names of the places for when I visit Napoli.
Thank you.
@@deanguiri3058 thank you so much, glad the video was helpful!
Home sweet home I miss it so much I have so many memories as a kid growing up
@@jojopagano that’s great that you have a lot of memories there, I hope you’re able to return someday!
@@WanderlustWellman I sure will but before I do my mom is 90 and sick have to take care of her first u know old school
One of the most considered and useful videos thank you
Thank you for checking it out, glad you found it useful!
Thank you I am currently booking a 4 day trip to Naples and this was exactly what I needed
It's very helpful video!! Thank you 😊
No problem, glad it’s helpful!
The National archaeological museum is a must see and is one of the worlds best and houses extraordinary Greek Roman and Renaissance art and sculpture and includes much that was removed from Pompeii
Better to see it before or after visiting Pompeii and Herculaneum?
I am travelling to Naples in May with my partner. Thank you for sharing all these ideas and places.
No problem, hope you have a great trip!
hi, did you enjoy?
Thanks so much for the recommendations! Heading to Naples and Positano on Friday.
Thank you so much for checking out my video! That's so exciting - I also made a video on Positano and the nearby Path of the Gods hike if you are interested. Have a great trip :)
I’m planning to go there as it will be our first stop on a Mediterranean Cruise later this summer. Thanks for these suggestions.
Sounds like a great time, hope you enjoy the cruise!
Don’t forget the Archeological Museum…one of the best museums in Italy with many artifacts from Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Is it better to see Pompeii and Herculaneum before or after visiting the archeological museum?
@@shirleymancino6809 I don’t think it makes a big difference where you go first. I spent 2 hours at the Archeological Museum and 6 hours the next day at Pompeii (with a 3 hour trip to Vesuvius). It would be exhausting to do Pompeii and Herculaneum on the same day.
@@emerickbelasco1545 I have visited Pompeii and Ostia Antica years ago so this time only Herculaneum but I am a history buff so I want to do it right. I have 7 days for Naples alone.
after missing Napoli when I raced to Pompeii I will be doing a 2 day visit. One day i will hop to Procida and Ischia. The other I will run through some of these listed things but concentrate on 3 things: the archeological museum, napoli soterranea and to top off see an opera at teatro san carlo. curious also to taste pizza fritta that was also skipped here.
We just arrived to Naples and this is very useful. I found out we are very close to the first in the list!
Congrats and arriving in Naples! And that’s awesome to hear, I hope you take advantage of doing the first on the list 😁
Thanks for this, will share this to my Rizal class for them to appreciate Naples, Italy
No problem, I'm glad you liked the video!
Loved it! haven't been to Naples yet, but hopefully will get to use this guide soon. Thanks :)
Glad you loved it, I hope you are able to visit Naples soon. Thanks for watching!
I lived in naples off and on January-October2021. I recognized some of your footage from that time and have almost the exact same opinions as this video. Thank you for talking about this wonderful city! I just have to disagree with the honorable mentions. I think the duomo is so stunning and definitely worth a visit. Plus the Complesso monumentale donnaregina museo diocesano is right around the corner and was our favorite collection of art and architecture. Also BABÀ is to die for idk what you mean. But everything else SPOT on. I always rave about Napoli to people and defend it when people say skip it and go to amalfi coast. Also another fantastic spot is the Naples archaeological museum. Fantastic collection from Pompeii
Thanks for all of your suggestions and input, I also agree that Napoli is a very worthwhile place to visit, as we spent one month there!
Thanks. Taking notes.
@@margarets.2348 you’re welcome! 😁
It is quite informative, interesting; like it.
Thank you!
Lovely tour
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great information, Planning to visit Naples in July and this really helped
Thank you, I hope you have a great trip to Italy!
excellent
Thanks!
Another nice video Wanderlust.
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed the video!
yes - very nice thank you @@WanderlustWellman
Best guide I saw to visit Naples.
Thanks so much!
beautifully shot 😍
Thank you! 🙏
Here's a summary of the top 7 things to do in Naples, Italy, according to the video:
1. Watch the sunset from Castel Sant'Elmo: A 13th-century fortress offering panoramic views of Naples, Mount Vesuvius, and surrounding areas.
2. Eat authentic Neapolitan pizza: Try pizzerias like Gino Sorbillo, Starita, and L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele.
3. Take a sightseeing tour of the historic center:
- Piazza del Plebiscito
- Galleria Umberto I
- Castel Nuovo (exterior)
- Chiesa del Gesù Nuovo
- Chiostro di Santa Chiara
4. Visit the Royal Palace of Naples (Palazzo Reale di Napoli): Spend at least 2 hours exploring this grand 17th-century palace.
5. Walk along the Lungomare di Napoli and visit Castel dell'Ovo: Enjoy the seafront promenade and explore the ancient seaside castle.
6. Explore iconic Naples streets:
- Via dei Tribunali (known as "Pizza Street")
- Spaccanapoli
- Via San Gregorio Armeno (Christmas Street)
7. Honorable mentions:
- Via Toledo (main shopping street)
- Naples Cathedral (Duomo)
- Try Neapolitan pastries (especially sfogliatelle)
- Visit the Catacombs of Naples
- Explore the Royal Palace and Gardens of Capodimonte
The video emphasizes experiencing the authentic, gritty side of Naples while enjoying its rich history, architecture, and culinary traditions.
Just found your channel. Went to Naples in May but didn't see most of these places. Will have to go back. Thank you!!
Well I’m happy to hear you found the channel and also went to Naples recently! Did you have a good trip? Thanks for watching 😁
@@WanderlustWellman I did! It was just too short. My honorable mention here is the Grand Vesuvio Hotel, along the Lungomare, and facing the Castel Ovo. Two rooftop bars on the upper floors, which had stunning views. The other highlight was a tour of Herculenium. Much more intact than Pompeii, accessible by the Circumvesius train for less than 2 euro.
Great video. I will be taking my family of four on a 37-day European adventure and had originally booked a tour that would use the train from Rome to Naples and jump on a bus to Pompeii but I decided to arrange the travel myself so we will get into Naples for four hours and then train to Pompeii for a later tour, and then back to Rome.
Thanks so much, that sounds like the trip of a lifetime. I hope you have an amazing time!
Just found this video. Excellent! No baba??? Madness 🤣
Glad you found my video, hope it was helpful! And let's just say that baba isn't my favorite food in the world... haha!
Thank you so much for sharing
No problem! Thanks for watching
awesome job! Thank you! Definitely took note of everything you suggested. We go next month :)
Thank you so much, I hope you have a great visit 😁
Thank you for your video 😊
Thank you for watching!
very useful video! We are in Naples now, so gonna follow the advice
Glad the video was useful, I hope you have a good time in Naples!
Video itself is very calm 👍
Thanks!
Brave fun video! So good! ❤❤
Thanks so much!!
This is an awesome video. It should have at least ten times the views. Awesome content and I made a list of all your tips! Thank you! No rum baba 😂
Thanks so much! Are you planning on visiting Naples?
Addio mia bella Napoli 🎉❤
This video is great
Thank you!
What a nice place to visit ☺ 😊
We thought so too!
Thank you!
No problem, thank you for watching 😁
Oh and I’m so going to have a rum baba!
Haha do so at your own risk!
I did a day trip to Cassino and the Commonwealth War Cemetery.
Some nice memories by the sound of it.
Agreed!
Watching Napoli live at the San Paolo Maradona stadium.
That's a great suggestion, I never had the opportunity to do that!
You have miss Phlegrean Fields!!!!😅. I organazer tiur trekking biking e snorkeling.
I organizer tour biking, biking and snorkeling a city underwater UNESCO place unique heritage of the world. I'm Tour Guide, You Need to come back.😂
9:10 MSC Armonia cruise ship
My favorite city!
That’s awesome, I can definitely see why!
You don’t travel much do you?
Baba is the best!
Thank you!! Im taking my daughter in june and cant wait to explore
That's so awesome, I hope you have a great time! I highly recommend you take some time to visit one of the islands off the coast of Naples as well
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you! Cheers!
My dream place to be especially the foods though
The food is definitely a great reason to go!
The sunsets lol, apart from that useful info
thank you so much for this upload, unfortunately the royal palace was closed due to a bank holiday but we did everything else on your list ...... sunset at st elmo 100% worth the climb...... i wouldn't recommend pizza in naples new york city is the BEST in the world (hands down)..... again thank you for this upload :)
Thanks for checking out the video, sorry to hear that you couldn’t go to the Royal palace. And the sunset really is magical at the castle isn’t it 😁 I’ve never tried pizza in NYC, so I still have to insist the pizza in Naples is unreal (in my opinion hahah)
Doing a 10 night cruise next summer. Naples is one of our ports, great content. I’ll definitely try done of the places you posted!!
That should be an amazing experience, glad my video gave you some ideas!
Why did you not include the National Museum? This is one of the world’s great museums with much of the greatest treasures of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
I was planning on including it in the honorable mentions, but I was trying to not make the video too long. Definitely would make my top 10 or so!
Funny, I was thinking the same thing! I thought if there’s only time to see one thing in Naples it would be the museum (we’re only going to be there one day). Otherwise excellent video and believe me I look at a lot of travel videos.
Teatro Di San Carlo???? OMG!!
I watched this video earlier but came back to my history simply to say, don't listen to him about the baba al rum! It is so so yummy. I almost didn't try it because he made it sound awful. It depends what you like but I thought it was wonderful, sweet, not too strong of rum and oddly refreshing. He doesn't like it but you might!
The rest of the video was great and we did many of the things from the list. Wonderful city and helpful video.
That will be all, thank you for reading 😊
Thanks for checking out the video and commenting your opinion! I honestly cannot imagine somebody liking baba based on the one I tried, so I might have to try another one in the future haha. I guess I should rephrase my advice to try it if you're interested at all.
WHERES THE PIZZA??!!?? Dope video
Thanks so much! And the pizza is everywhere my friend!!
Really helpful video! Do you need to buy tickets in advance into any of these places?
Happy to hear it! And the only place we bought tickets for was the Royal Palace - we did have to reserve tickets for the Castel del'Ovo, but they were free.
I only get to spend a few hours, max 7 as Naples is one of our ports of call on a cruise. Kindly advise on what are the best things to do starting from the cruise terminal and the best route to go 1 round and back to port. Most important is must eat pizza 😂
That makes sense, and yes pizza is a must when in Naples!
I Will ne there next April. Just checking if I have made a right decision.
It depends on what you want to experience, but Naples has so much to give!
When was this visit done? People look pretty wrapped up for cold weather
This was actually January 2022, you have a keen eye!
The part of santa chiara is the saddest. This amazing building was in big part destroyed in ww2. In ww2 naples was the most bombarded city in italy. Santa chiara was rebuilded after war but had lost all of baroque art and paint of the most famous painter of italian hisyory like giotto that came there for painting it. As the baroque and other stile or some painting over the year were added, but we restored it only how it was when this building was originally thinkes, so this building lost almost all the paint and hundrend and hundred year of modification.
Thanks for sharing all of the info!
We are going to Italy this June. Are 3 days in Naples enough to see n do everything? How do we get here from Rome?
That’s wonderful! And 3 days is not enough to do EVERYTHING in Naples, but I think it’s enough time. And you can take a train from Rome to Naples, it takes 2 or 3 hours
Ah! Just a heads up, it’s Via dei TRIBUNALI, not TRIBULANI…. 😅 I just searched for an hour and couldn’t find it! Then I checked again, on the map it says TRIBUNALI (Tribunal)!😅😅
Thanks for the heads up, I realized I’ve been saying it wrong for almost a year now 😅
@@WanderlustWellman Am going to visit Naples next month, your vlog is one of the very few which gives clear advice what/why to visit and don’t indulge on yourself! Thanks!
@@Aurelian.way.808 very happy to hear it! I hope you have an amazing trip
-watch sunset from castel sant ELMO , $3 entry fee
-birthpalce of neopolitan pizza
-piazza plebischito
-galleria umberto 1
-catacombs
Thanks for outlining some of my recommendations!
I'm watching this and only realizing now that we've got the same tops on. 😂
Haha very nice, got to love the baseball tee!
Archaeological museum? It’s probably one of the best in the world.
How many days do you recommend to visit Napoli? More than 7?
Realistically, I think 2 or 3 full days in Napoli is enough to see and do most of these things if you're okay with some busy days. If you have time to take things slow, maybe you should take 4 or 5. It just depends on if you're planning on going to other places - for example, I strongly suggest that you visit Ischia island for several days, and/or Capri.
Tribunali
You're right, I messed up that street name!
@@WanderlustWellman it happens. But it was a good video
Any suggestions for safe parking in Naples pls?
Sorry, can’t help you there - we only walked and took public transportation
Thanks for your information video. Helped a lot.
The Archeological Museum?
That would be a great visit in Naples.
We just tried to see the sunset at Castel St'Elmo, but as it closes at 6.30 we couldn't achieve this. The sunset was around 8.00pm so in summer Item no 1 is an impossibility.
I'm really sorry to hear that, we visited in the winter so it was timed perfectly. That's really a shame, they should change their hours for the summer. It's still an amazing view that I recommend checking out though, regardless of the time of day!
we wait you all
You look like Lance Bass, so handsome
Haha idk if I agree, but thank you!
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The city looks crowded, small streets etc... are there public restrooms while one is walking around sipping coffee?
The city definitely is a bit crowded in some of the smaller streets, but to me it just adds atmosphere to those areas! I'm honestly not too share about the public restrooms, but I'm sure you can use a restroom at certain shops, cafes, and restaurants
@@WanderlustWellman Buy an espresso for 1€ and use the bar restroom.
My family is Neapolitan/Salernitano and I agree about babà. Bleah.
Haha thanks for sharing that, I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt that way!
@@WanderlustWellman When I was a kid, people still dropped in unexpectedly. They always brought a box of Italian pastries. There was a mix but too often there was a babà. haha They're just too sweet although a couple of years ago in Catania someone brought me some miniature ones and they were good.
Ciao. I am a food blogger who lives near Naples. Please don't say that if a pizza is more than 6 euros you are getting ripped off. Maybe specify that a 'Pizza Margherita' or Marinara is usually around that price? If other toppings are added, the price goes up.
That’s a great point, I should have specified that I’m referring to those types of pizza, thanks for the comment!
@@WanderlustWellman Please don't think that I was criticising. The next time you are in Naples, why not try Pizzeria Petrucci which is in Piazza San Domenico Maggiore. They even accept reservations and have outdoor seating in one of my favorite piazzas.
@@andiamotrips No worries, I always appreciate feedback :) thanks for the suggestion as well.
Rum is the nectar of the Gods
Is that true? Either way I do enjoy rum, just maybe not in a soggy pastry
U forget to say restaurant a nennella 😊😊😂
Thanks for the suggestion!
Isn't this Robb Stark's wife 3:38 ?
Haha I always tell her she looks like Robb Stark's wife and she doesn't see it, thanks for validating my own thought!
what babba is the best lol
In my opinion, none of them lol
ma dov'è San Carlo????
Eknumber.
You tell very fast…😊
Haha I know, it's something I should try and work on
*Umberto I is Umberto Primo (the first)
*Gesu Nuovo [jezu nuovo] - New Jesus
Makes a lot of sense, thanks!
Your video on Naples was informative and interesting.
Please speak more slowly and clearly, so much of you explanations were garbled and difficult to understand.
I will try my best, thanks for the feedback. Hope you still enjoyed the video :)
Great job on the video, thoroughly enjoyed it but saying a baba' is disgusting is pure blasphemy....It's one of the culinary highlights! People try the baba'! 🙂
Thanks so much, and I've been hearing that from a lot of people, so I'll definitely try them again sometime - maybe I just didn't have a good one
La baba is a very well know Italian pastry soaked in rum. You can get it it in almost every pastry shop in Italy. My Italian husband loves them "ma per me sono troppo dolce." Gesù means Jesus and is pronounced J-zoo .
Fight the gang boss that can erase time
I'll have to look into that one!
Beautiful city but keep your hand on your wallet especially round the railway station
Good advice, Napoli is definitely beautiful but you should always be aware of your surroundings when visiting a new place!
Very informative, But, not very easy to catch and follow up for someone who's not familiar with name and general Naples knowledge. Not a very good video editing. Very short time for each section with fast narrator talking. Slow down man. We can not remember anything from this video at the end of it.
Thanks for the feedback!
comment to uprise your video, nothing to add
I appreciate you supporting the algorithm! :)
Italy is NOT birth place but Greece
Gesu is pronounced Jezu - it is the Italian version of Jesus.
Thanks for the information, that makes a lot of sense!
Gesu Nuovo is pronounced with a soft G, it’s the name of Jesus
Thanks for the tip!