Apartment in Naples
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
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About this apartment rental
A centrally located vacation rental in Naples, perfect for travelers. It’s just a “5-minute walk” from Piazza Dante and a “9-minute walk” from the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, also known by the acronym MANN. The apartment is located in a part of the city that best captures the soul of Naples—its authentic essence. If you want to experience an authentic vacation and immerse yourself in the local life, culture, and history, this vacation rental in Naples’ historic center is perfect for you. The property supports the “touristexperience.net" ” project, which aims to promote heritage tourism—that is, “traveling to experience the places, artifacts, and activities that authentically represent the stories and people of the past and present.” It aims to bring unique and irreplaceable traditions to life through innovative experiences that immerse visitors in the local areas they encounter. We are convinced that responsible and scientifically grounded tourism can play a role in community engagement, growth, and a meaningful reflection of that community. This form of experiential tourism aims to revive tradition in order to share it authentically.
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A stroll through Cavone, the multi-ethnic heart of Naples Curious to discover what authentic Naples is like—the Naples of narrow alleys and bustling, lively streets? Well, the Cavone is a perfect example. Or rather, as the Neapolitans say, ‘O Cavone is named after a well-known 19th-century jurist: Francesco Saverio Correra. There’s no place in the city that can better convey the soul of Naples—its essence, which reveals itself here without pretense. The Cavone isn’t a tourist postcard: it’s Naples. Via Francesco Saverio Correra—the name of the street known as “'O Cavone”—is a central thoroughfare, just a short walk from Piazza Dante. Barely wider than an alley, it possesses all the colors and liveliness of one. The street is nestled among ancient buildings, each one different from the next, creating unique architectural patterns. The ramps of the Cavone lead upward toward the sky and to unexpected terraces with breathtaking views. Continuing on, you’ll reach Piazza Dante, one of the city’s main squares. Moving further, you’ll arrive in the Sanità neighborhood, where you can enter the courtyards of Naples’ most spectacular monumental buildings: the 17th-century Palazzo Costantino alla Costigliola.
Hello, we’ll take good care of you. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us: we’ll be happy to help!
A stroll through Cavone, the multi-ethnic heart of Naples Curious to discover what authentic Naples is like—the Naples of narrow alleys and bustling, lively streets? Well, the Cavone is a perfect example. Or rather, as the Neapolitans say, ‘O Cavone is named after a well-known 19th-century jurist: Francesco Saverio Correra. There’s no place in the city that can better convey the soul of Naples—its essence, which reveals itself here without pretense. The Cavone isn’t a tourist postcard: it’s Naples. Via Francesco Saverio Correra—the name of the street known as “'O Cavone”—is a central thoroughfare, just a short walk from Piazza Dante. Barely wider than an alley, it possesses all the colors and liveliness of one. The street is nestled among ancient buildings, each one different from the next, creating unique architectural patterns. The ramps of the Cavone lead upward toward the sky and to unexpected terraces with breathtaking views. Continuing on, you’ll reach Piazza Dante, one of the city’s main squares. Moving further, you’ll arrive in the Sanità neighborhood, where you can enter the courtyards of Naples’ most spectacular monumental buildings: the 17th-century Palazzo Costantino alla Costigliola.
Amenities
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Naples
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