Sightseeing in Naples,Italy

If ever there was a city with a reputation, it is Naples. Dirty, nasty, crime infested and fanatical are all words thrown around when describing. In this case, the descriptions are true and it is great! The place is a madhouse and colorful beyond description. Crime is a problem, but you will be fine if you use common sense.
The best way to experience Naples is just to explore it. The action is on the street, not in museums. If you’re hankering for picture opportunities, the glass dome over the Galleria Umberto I is a good spot. You can also climb above the city to take scenic pictures of the coast and madness of Naples.
Naples is one of the oldest cities in Italy, which holds many historical destinations, attracting many tourists around the world.The city is considered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This is due to its abundant architectures that largely hailed from the Medieval Renaissance and Baroque periods.
The "heart" of Naples is Piazza del Plebiscito,the biggest piazza in the city.Here, the Royal Palace,the San Carlo Theatre,and the church of San Francesco di Paola are found.The Royal Palace was built in the eighteenth century and the church was built in the nineteenth.San Carlo Theatre was built during the time of King Charles of Bourbon in 1737.San Carlo Theatre is the first opera house in Europe and has been very popular because of its outstanding architectural design.The crown of the kingdom of the Two Sicilies is the main attraction of the theatre.
Naples is a place which sits on a vast underground cavity, too. It was built with layers of tufa rock. There are man made artificial caves that were built in addition to the existing natural caves. In early times, the Greeks and the Romans used these undergrounds as catacombs and storage sites.Tourists can explore the Napoli Sotterranea to witness several grottos about 30 meters underground. It is also deemed as the oldest squares in the city. This underground path has been utilized as the water supply system of the city during the ancient period. During the World War II it was used as a refugee camp. The tour to these tourist destinations will expose you to the history of Naples with its hidden city.The city of Naples has a lot of mystery and superstition. A tour to the heart of the city grants you a chance to catch a glimpse of some of the mysteries and legends behind Naples existence. A tour to the excavation site of the Cathedral of Naples is an exciting adventure. There have been many archeological artifacts and remains of the Greek and Roman epoch that were discovered in its underground area. Another excavation site is the San Lorenzo Maggiore lying underneath Angevin church, a gothic church. Visitors can have the fantastic opportunity to witness the ruins of the early Greek and Roman Naples.The Sansevero Chapel was a temple of masonry and asterism back in the ancient times. It holds marble masterpieces as old as 18th century. One of the masterpieces this place contains is the Veiled Christ. The chapel also houses two replicas of the human circulatory system which was created by Prince Raimondo di Sangro, an inventor and alchemist.
In Chiaia,the elegant center of Naples,is located the Bed and Breakfast Amedeo www.bbamedeo.it The close proximity to the subway station of Piazza Amedeo makes it easy connected with other parts of the city.