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"Dillo in Napoletano ed in tutte le lingue del mondo"
Cultural promotion center of Neapolitan language, culture and traditions in the world,
Neapolitan is a language, not a dialect! Today recognized as an official language by unesco and second official language in Italy. The purpose of this page is to promote Neapolitan culture and traditions around the world.
PROMOTION OF THE NEAPOLITAN CULTURE AND DIALECT IN THE WORLD
Naples and the neapolitan
Naples is one of the cities with the greatest density of cultural resources and monuments in the world, which testify to its historical-artistic evolution. Its vast artistic and architectural heritage is protected by UNESCO, whose commissions have included the historic center of Naples among the world heritage sites of humanity since 1995 with the following motivation: "It is one of the oldest cities in Europe, whose contemporary urban fabric preserves the elements of its eventful history. The layout of its streets, the richness of its historic buildings characterizing different eras give the site an unparalleled universal value, which has exerted a profound influence on much of Europe and beyond its borders. " On a relatively small territory there are, among others, a large number of castles, royal residences, monumental palaces, historic churches and remains of the classical age, such as to make the city of Naples an open-air museum. Although rich of evidences of the past, Naples is also a laboratory and an important international showcase of contemporary art. Very active in this respect are the PAN - PALACE OF ARTS OF NAPLES and the Contemporary Art Museum Donnaregina (MADRE). More recently, were born "STATIONS OF THE ART", where the city's subway stations, are not conceived as transit spaces, but as a real exhibition space with works by world famous artists. This page, more than a guide, wants to be a hint of some of the major sites of historical and cultural interest that the city of Naples can offer.
Palazzo reale
The original design by Domenico Fontana dates back to 1600. The oldest rooms on the first floor, now the Museum of the Historical Apartments, conserve the furnishings of royal families. The Teatro di Corte, the splendid Hall of the Ambassadors, the Throne Room, the Hall of Hercules and the Palatine Chapel. Hours Open 09.00 - 20.00 Closed On Wednesdays Ticket Office It closes one hour before closing time
Maschio Angioino
The building of the Castel Nuovo, also called Maschio Angioino, began in 1279 under the reign of Charles I of Anjou, on the basis of a plan by the French architect Pierre de Chaule. The strategic position of the new castle gave it the characteristics not only of a royal residence, but also those of a fortress. The castle is today the venue of cultural events and also houses the Municipal Museum.
The Monumental Complex of St. Chiara.
The Monumental Complex of St. Chiara, including Church, Monastery and Convent, was built from 1310 to 1328 at the behest of the monarch Roberto D’Angiò and his wife Sancia di Maiorca. The sovereigns, both devoted to St. Francesco d’Assisi and St. Chiara, wanted to build a Franciscan citadel supposed to host in the monastery la Clarisse and in the adjacent convent to the Friars Minor. Located in the historic center of Naples in S. Chiara, near Piazza del Gesù, the complex unfolds within the Franciscan citadel and includes the Opera Museum, the Archaeological Area, the Majolica Cloister and the Hall of the Nativity of the '70s.
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- Orario da definireNapoli, Napoli NA, ItaliaFourty meters below the characteristic and lively streets of the Historic Center of Naples, you find a different world, unexplored, isolated by time, but deeply connected with the world above. It’s the heart of Naples, and the place from which the city was born. To visit it is to travel to the past,
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