📍🇮🇹 Naples
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What to see in Naples Italy? 🔭The city in the south of Italy initially exudes chaos in everything from filthy streets to the traffic 🚮, but beautiful museums and churches are often hidden behind the facades of the dilapidated buildings 🏚️. You can easily spend several days to visit all the sights ⏰, because not only famous places such as Pompei, Herculaneum and the Naples underground are worth seeing, but the city of Naples offers you much more than that. The city's history is so closely linked to the present, that unique landmarks can be found on several places in the city. ❤️
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Here I leave you are tips💾✌️
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1) the historic center of Naples 🌟
2) Naples Underground
3) Santa Chiara Monastery
4) Castel dell'Ovo
5) Mount Vesuvius
6) Piazza del Plebiscisto🌟
7) Castel Sant'Elmo 🌟
8) Toledo Metro Station
9) Galleria Umberto I 🌟
10) Castel Nuovo 🌟
11) Via San Gregorio Armeno
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🌟 = Must see
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Is Naples dangerous? ⚠️☠️
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Naples is no more or less dangerous than other major Italian and European cities. Use the normal amount of caution when visiting (like avoid wearing expensive jewelry and watches and keep a close eye on bags and wallets) to guard against petty crime; violent crime against tourists is very rare. There aren't any particular neighborhoods to avoid in Naples, though you should take care around the train station and Piazza Garibaldi at night. Even the Quartieri Spagnoli, once known as Naples's grittiest district, is now full of tourists and safe to visit.
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