Hotel Casanova, Napoli
The hotel Casanova is located in the heart of Naples very close to historical centre and
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world famous National Museum The hotel Casanova meets the needs of young people who wish to visit Italy with a small budget Its rooms are very comfortable heated...
Advantages: Mostly helpful,friendly.(many see op.) Disadvantages: Can be expensive. Traffic,crime,pollution.
...Hi Ciaoer's!
Some of you know that I met and married an Itallian from Naples,and we lived there,the first 5yrs of our married life.
That was back in 1985.
In 1984 I was a nanny for a family that lived in Milan.(see my op on Milan) and I ended up in naples with the family of 4 children that I was looking after, whose mother in law was Countess Leonetti from Naples,whose villa we visited when her grandchildren were on their summer holidays to stay with her.(phew! that was rather long winded..!)
It is here,I fell in love -not only with my husband, Giuseppe,but naples itself.
The place and the neopolitan people are unique, which I will briely describe in a minute.. Anyway,having been there as a tourist,and as a resident I suppose I have the advantage of knowing first hand experience,both sides of the coin.
We still go back...
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Advantages: Great City, lots to do Disadvantages: can be a bit dirty, very hot in summer
...I've spent the last two weeks working in Naples, so this is my guide to the city. I've included a few restaurants, where I had great meals. I've included some interesting places I visited too.
It is a dirty place, can be a bit smelly, it is noisy, the buildings and roads are in a state of disrepair, there is very bad crime, the drivers are…. Well let's be polite and say not too careful, that was the impression that I had of Naples before I visited, but what I found was that it is a vibrant, happening really interesting city, some fantastic architecture, lots of great restaurants, which I would encourage everyone to visit if they get the chance. Oh and the drivers are not too careful!
*** Safety ***
Some people have said that Naples is a very dangerous city, but in my experience of walking around the city day and night, you...
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...At the beginning of April 2004 I spent 24 hours in Naples (on my way to Sardinia), I´d like to take you with me and show you what I saw. I stayed in a hotel in the historical centre, Hotel Sansevero in Piazza San Domenico Maggiore 9; 70 Euro for a single room (clean, quiet, nice modern furniture, small breakfast).
The description on the net said, ´easily reachable by underground (Metropolitana) Montesanto station or by bus direction Corso Umberto´. Ha!, says I, nonsense, nothing is easily reachable in Naples that isn´t situated directly beside an underground station. There are only two lines in the whole city and they do not cross the historical centre. If you don´t know which bus number to take (the info on the net didn´t include it) and can´t speak the language well so that you can ask, this means of transportation is not advisable...
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