Photos I : Approach to Naples
Photos III : Mergellina and the End of Posillipo at Bagnoli
Seen from a bigger distance: The Corso Garibaldi goes from Piazza Carlo III (bottom left) to Piazza Garibaldi (bottom right). (+ click)
Piazza Carlo III, from where ...
the Corso Garibaldi goes to ...
Piazza Garibaldi (view from inside the station)
Stub terminal Naples (Napoli centrale)
Aerial picture: The Corso Garibaldi leads on to the Porto Commerciale. Midway you can see the terminal station of the Circumvesuviana (the flat grey building).
You can also see the Corso Umberto I, which leads from Piazza Garibaldi to Piazza Municipio and Stazione Marittima (diagonally to the left)(+ click)
Aerial picture: Stazione Marittima (+ click)
Stazione Marittima
2005 (october) Aerial: Stazione Marittima, Maschio Angioino e Piazza Municipio
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2003 Maschio Angioino (+ click)
- with sleeping dog
2005 (April) Construction of a new metropolitan (underground) line unearthes finds from the Greek-Roman origins of Naples.
In the background you can see the back of the Palazzo Reale. (+ click)
Piazza del Municipio - on top certosa San Martino
Castel Sant'Elmo and San Martino (+ click)
Piazza del Plebiscito (seen from the front of the Palazzo Reale).
To the right you get to Via Toledo and ...
To the left: Teatro San Carlo. To the right: Entrance of Galleria Umberto I.
Via Toledo starts to the right in the back.
Galeria Umberto I (+ click)
Galeria Umberto I (+ click)
Aerial: Via Toledo leads (from bottom right to left top) via the small Piazza Carità io Piazza Dante (left top).
From Piazza Carità you get to (S-shaped curve) the monastery S.Chiara (center top), where the famous "Spaccanapoli" starts with Via Benedetto Croce (diagonally right to the top) (+ click)
From Piazza Dante the Via Toledo changes into Viale E.Pessina, which leads to the National Archeological Museum "MANN" shown in the picture.
MANN: Inner courtyard of the museum with giant Washingtonia palm trees.
MANN: Statue of Roman Emperor Tiberius from the Farnese collection.
The Via Foria branches to the right from Viale E.Pessina starting with the museum. The photo shows the entrance to the botanical garden in Via Foria.
Orto botanico (botanical garden) (+ click)
Orto botanico (+ click)
Orto botanico (+ click)
In this aerial view the botanical garden is situated besides and beneath Palazzo Fuga.
Both are situated at Via Foria. In front of the palazzo is Piazza Carlo III (from where we started above).
From there Corso Garibaldi (diagonally up to the right) leads to the main station and to the coast.
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The Via Foria goes on to Piazza Carlo III, where we have started.
If you go straight ahead you get up to the airport Capodichino.
From this street you have this view towards Vomero hillPhotos I : Approach to Naples
Photos III : Mergellina and the End of Posillipo at Bagnoli
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