Thank you so much... We wait you. Baci da Napoli!

I see you are a man of culture as well

Thank you feel friend!! (From Napoli! 💓)

I agree 100%!!

@@blues81 I'll tell you when I come back. I didn't get to visit the amalfi coast in the first time.

Yay finally someone gets the JoJo refference.

Emanuela Tatangelo anchio🤣

Perchè ogni tanto è bello vedere come ci vedono da fuori, mentre tanti conterranei sanno solo giocare allo "sputtanapoli"

@@Falketto71 io ormai frequento solo siti locali napoletani e siti stranieri..... quelli "nazionalI" italiani neanche li apro più. Fanno veramente schifo gli italiani

HAHAHAHAHAHA

Anch'io XD però devo dire che questa guida ha dato consigli da vero locale. Ne ho viste altre che consigliavano posti super turistici e per niente frequentati da noi. Questa invece è fatta abbastanza bene

Finally someone gets the JoJo refference.

Yes yes yes yes

Thank you, My friend! (From Naples!💓)

Lots of thieves

Kristel Izon lot of volcanoes

@@Ahmed_999_ Nobody believes you. And we have good reasons to do that.

@@Ahmed_999_ ive been for vacation their, you are true on some streets some are really scary and tourists should avoid going at night time

Nikolas Kotis You Greeks have a special relationship with the city of Napoli (Neapolis) . Greetings from Italy ! 🇮🇹👍

A Greek will feel like at home in Naples. Welcome to "Magna Grecia"...

Grazie, amico mio!!

Thank you!! (From Naples)💓

Napoli fu fondata dai greci :)

Mecscott_Electronic cristo velato

yes, caffè Gambrinus ! 💎

Appreciate the comment, but I gotta correct you on one thing, the oldest theatre is here in Vicenza ;)

@@3oLFX "Fondato nel 1737, è il più antico teatro d'opera del mondo ad essere tuttora attivo, primo teatro italiano ad istituire una scuola per la danza; anticipa di 41 anni il Teatro alla Scala di Milano e di 55 anni il Teatro La Fenice di Venezia." - da Wikipedia, puoi anche controllare le fonti! (per più antico teatro ovviamente intendiamo teatro d'opera, altrimenti i greci dove li mettiamo?)

@@ritaruocco8051 sempre da Wikipedia: il teatro Olimpico è il primo e più antico teatro stabile coperto dell'epoca moderna. Come dici tu, immagino che lì si parli solo di teatri d'opera

stupid comment every italian city is the real italy !

Ti amo

JustCloud TM Napoli ha troppi posti belli da visitare, non può fare un video di 15 minuti

Piazza Garibaldi? Sei serio? quella è meglio che non la vedono manc a luntan

Penso che io senso di questo video sia di mostrare a turisti stranieri posti meno conosciuti di Napoli

ciao mi aiuti a difendere Napoli in questo video, sto rozzo americano ha letteralmente detto : "l'intera citta puzza di spazzatura e di scorregge, girare per strada non è sicuro e che il cibo che ha trovato è peggiore di quello che gli danno negli USA" ukposts.info/have/v-deo/mXuDnZisaIaezWQ.html

Have fun! I just came back from Italy. Spent few days in Naples, then Rome and eventually Capri island. From all three, I highly recommend Naples. Amazing atmosphere, friendly locals, not so many tourists and chilled environment. Enjoy!

I spent 40 days in Naples, what I liked to eat the most was the little fried fishes in the cone (Alici). I loved the city's flair and all the culture it offers !

I was there a week ago and I’m going back next month again ！can’t wait

I'm taking the chance of asking what you felt about the Amalfi Coast and maybe Sorrento. Does it worth to stay there, or it's just pure preference? I will stay one week in Naples, and wondering if taking a couple of days to visit the coast is worth, or if I should just visit them by day trips. Thanks in advance.

@@Storiada yesss the Amalfi Coast/Positano/Sorrento are some of the most beautiful places I've ever been to! I have recommended the Amalfi Coast as a honeymoon destination to my friends and they went and loved it! I think it'd be better to spend a couple of days there at least because with day trips, you are very limited in how far down the coast you can travel, how much time you spend there, and how much you get to see. If you're staying in Naples, I also highly recommend visiting the island of Capri!

@@alexkay_travels thanks for the reply. Do you think is worth renting a car? or to take the regular transportation?

Hey I really want to go to naples but is it hard to get around because I don't speak any Italian or will it be alright.

Come here Jessica, we'll wait for you! It doesn't matter if you don't speak italian, our history is full of foreign dominations so we can communicate with gestures and it will be fun! :D The city is full of tourists and nobody cares about italian. Come and enjoy our city, we love you!

If you need any help to find the perfect local spots, don't hesitate to reach out to locals on the Withlocals platform, so you will not miss out on the real deal ;)

Alemao and Careca agreed, and loved being there back in the 80s

Hello Audrey

Francesco Naples poesia allo stato puro

Bella stronzata,Ovvio che non sia affondata: certe cose galleggiano...

Città antica e infatti Atene, Alessandria d'Egitto, Roma, Siracusa, Crotone, ecc, queste sconosciute sono nate ora

@@RuinramaKolossal parli per esperienza personale?

@@AlessandroCaiazza no, io non sto in mezzo alla mom mezza

Hi

Thanks, Marieke! Good one :) And when are you coming to visit us in Napoli? 😘

Claudius Tacitus I guess no one likes solfatara 😂

Is it easy to get from Napoli to Amalficost? Did you get a buss or something?

How are you doing

Me too

Hey 🌹

Thank you Alicja! Enjoy your Naples staying and let us know how it goes 😘

Thanks Salvo 😀 Please, share your local advice with the whole community! What could we add to the Best things to do in Naples & surroundings? We are curious to hear more 😍 Grazie milleeeee! P.S. If you are a passionate local, who would love to share their interests and knowledge with travelers, you can also visit the Withlocals platform and propose yourself as a local host!

OMG Salvo, these are great suggestions 😍 Thank you SO much on behalf of the whole travel community! Now we gotta go back to Naples and test them out ehehe Definitely have a look at our platform, and reach out if you feel like considering becoming a local host on the Withlocals platform!

Hey, I live in Naples, would you like to have a drink? :)

We will love your watch! ❤️.

Thank you Tom! 😊 Locals in Naples are super friendly, the food is awesome and temperatures - even in December - are mild and pleasant thanks to the Gulf influence 🌊 Any plans for Christmas and/or New Year's Eve? 😉

Come to Naples and have a good time with our! :-)

If you want some tips tell me i m from Naples =)

Hello there, I have been to Rome (last year) and I am wondering what the weather is like in Naples mid October, so I am not sure what to bring in clothes. Also I would love to know what cost is a taxi from Naples International airport to the city centre. Thank you for your help, cheers from the UK

@@cliffcarr3632 hi i m from Naples

@@cliffcarr3632 do you have instagram?

@@cliffcarr3632 if you don t have instagram i can answer here

I lived in Salerno for 3 years and it was overall a nice experience. However I was happier in Naples.

@@anthonymcnamara3862 Έχω ταξιδέψει παντού στην Ιταλία και θεωρώ ότι η Νάπολη είναι ανώτερη από οποιαδήποτε άλλη ιταλική πόλη.

@@dennismtz817 Culturally yes. It was economically strong too until 1860 as an independen capital, but Italy impoverished it.

it's the mere truth! Thank you Anthony. Naples is a capital of culture in Italy and quality of life is incredible for clima, eat, for friendly people, best price, beautiful boys and girls, Neapolitan music, for dreams island of Capri, (20€ boat) Procida, Ischia or Amalfi Coast (30 min of car) with Positano, Sorrento, Ravello. Every people can prenote a private boat for 30€/p. e can go in all island or coast...with friend! The unique city in the world have 8 Big Castle, 5 Real Palace, 220 Museum (top), 700 palace historic with archeological liberty and barocco unique, 130 site archeologic, 70 theatre, 9 green park (real), the oldest in the Europe (the Real Teatro of S. Carlo), 365 different panorama, 2 citys sommerse, the most important for rich tesoro of S. Gennaro (3 miliardi of euro value).... Naples have the best churches of the world (960! TOP) Naples have 3600 years of history, 2700 of civility. The 90% of ''ITALIAN EXCELLENCE'' is NEAPOLITAN..Pizza, Pasta, Caffè, Babà, Sfogliatella, Cappuccino, Polpette, Lasagna, Ragù, ITALIAN MODA (Born in Naples in 1351 the tailoring! Italian life style with artisan, Milan is only brand for ostentate! Naples have the essence of tailoring, the real Italian moda) . but the Italian guys of other city, don't speak this.. The Italy history born with bloody war of all Italy for theft a bank of Naples! Neapolitan is pacifist of. 3000 years ! (the Neapolitans have a big heart) they always help the poor, they live to do good to others!!!!!! The culture and history is on the skill of the Neapolitan people, LOVE DIFFERENT ETHNIC, respect all people and SMILLS ever There many places for Rich and for poor. The smile of Neapolitan is every present in all places... poor or rich. Naples is love, passion, culture, life style, many people, many history, many perfumes... Naples is unique, is the REAL ITALY FAMOUS IN THE WORLD, with vespa, sea, sun, top locals, seaside restaurants for everyone, nightlife...❤️❤️

Yes, you are very right! I spent almost two months in Napoli. While there I met a lady from Sardinia that hated neopolitans so much. Yes, it’s dirty/trash and there are mobs BUT, I had an awesome time! I felt like I was experiencing real Italy instead of being in Roma all of the time with tourists. There are many fun things to do in Napoli like going to the catacombs, trying their street food, visiting the churches, going to the castles of Naples, going to Pompeii and ercolano. I could go on and on. Overall, I’m def going back next summer.

In effetti è così Actually It's true

Thanks for your suggestions, these places look awesome too!