Let's play a game! What comes to your mind if I say Naples? Pizza doesn't count 😛If you liked this video, please consider supporting us by subscribing 🥰
Pizza for lunch and dinner? I'm not judging.. but when in Napoli...we'll be spending a day there during our family trip next summer, and we want to see the MANN Museum and of course, eat pizza at Pizzeria Brandi. Hoping also to see the Spanish Quarter and get a view of Mt Vesuvius before we head back to our Airbnb in Salerno. Cheers from Montreal, QC Canada!
Thank you for watching 😍 you will love it! Make sure to try all the delicious food, we already miss it 🥲 you can also check our Pompeii and Vesuvius video for more ideas on what to do 🥰
Italia , where my fraternal ancestors originated , love to watch all tour shows about her . Though I couldn't make it to visit due to my age and health issues , my children and close relatives been there a few times . It's beautiful and romantic . ❤ 😊 🕊️ ☕️🍰 🍕🍝 🍫
Here's a summary of the main points from the video about spending one day in Naples, Italy: 1. Breakfast: - Started at Scaturchio, a famous pastry shop - Tried traditional pastries like cornetto, sfogliatella, and rustico 2. City Exploration: - Visited Piazza del Gesù Nuovo - Walked down Via Toledo, a busy shopping street - Explored Galleria Umberto I, a magnificent shopping gallery - Saw Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples' central square - Viewed the Church of San Francesco di Paola and the Royal Palace 3. Historical Sites: - Observed Castel Nuovo, a medieval castle (now a museum and library) - Visited the Spanish Quarters for an authentic Naples experience - Walked through Spaccanapoli, a historic street dividing the city - Explored San Gregorio Armeno, known as "Christmas Alley" 4. Food Experiences: - Had pizza margherita at Pizzeria Brandi, where it was allegedly invented - Tried fried pizza for dinner - Enjoyed a hazelnut coffee at a busy cafe - Sampled various street foods and pastries throughout the day 5. Cultural Observations: - Noted the chaotic traffic and frequent horn honking - Observed the mix of religious and football-related street art - Experienced the community atmosphere in the Spanish Quarters 6. Evening Activities: - Ended the day with a view of Mount Vesuvius from the seafront - Saw Castel dell'Ovo and learned about its legendary egg foundation The video presents Naples as a city rich in history, culture, and especially food, emphasizing its chaotic but charming nature.
@@Irishmist1000 the areas called Porto, Centro Storico and Pendino are in the very heart of Naples! We stayed close to the train station which is great if you plan to explore more of the surrounding area
Let's play a game! What comes to your mind if I say Naples? Pizza doesn't count 😛If you liked this video, please consider supporting us by subscribing 🥰
Mare
Sole
Quartieri spagnoli
San Gennaro
Pasta alla spada
Cafe
Baretti
Then dont visit naples
Such a wonderful video. You guys captured Naples in its true sense. Keep going
Thank you for your kind words!
Pizza for lunch and dinner? I'm not judging.. but when in Napoli...we'll be spending a day there during our family trip next summer, and we want to see the MANN Museum and of course, eat pizza at Pizzeria Brandi. Hoping also to see the Spanish Quarter and get a view of Mt Vesuvius before we head back to our Airbnb in Salerno.
Cheers from Montreal, QC Canada!
Enjoy your trip! Thanks for watching ☺️
Beautiful images of the city! Nice places! Greetings from Palma de Mallorca!
Thank you for watching and for your kind comment! 🥰
I like pastries. Can’t wait to go there in April.
Then Naples won’t disappoint! Enjoy your trip and thank you for watching 😍
An interesting and enjoyable guide. Some good suggestions there for planning a trip to Naples. Thanks for the share from a new subscriber. 🙏❤️👍
Thank you for watching and for your encouraging comment! 🥰
Thank you for sharing 🎉🎉.
Thank you so much for watching!
Grazie ragazzi, bel lavoro❤
Grazie mille 🥰
Wonderful!
Thank you for watching 🥰
Absolutely gorgeous city I’m planning to visit on March I can’t wait I’m so excited 😆
Thank you for watching 😍 you will love it! Make sure to try all the delicious food, we already miss it 🥲 you can also check our Pompeii and Vesuvius video for more ideas on what to do 🥰
@@explorersandwich thank you will do 😊
Great video👍 We went there in September and loved every minute of it.
Thanks for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment 🥰 what a city, we’d go back anytime! 😍
Italia , where my fraternal ancestors originated , love to watch all tour shows about her . Though I couldn't make it to visit due to my age and health issues , my children and close relatives been there a few times . It's beautiful and romantic . ❤ 😊 🕊️ ☕️🍰 🍕🍝 🍫
Thank you for your kind comment! We are happy you enjoyed our video. Agreed, there is no place like Italy🤩😍
Video increible
Ciudad increible
Exploradores más que increibles
Que mas se puede pedir?
🔥🔥🔥🤩
Muchas gracias!!! 🥺❤️
Napoli, bellissima città! Vogliamo sapere nei prossimi video anche i prezzi del cibo, hotel etc! Grazie 🙏🏻❤️
Grazie per aver guardato il video e per il consiglio, prendiamo nota 🥰
Saw this travel vlog by pure chance …..it was so good I had to subscribe 👍
Hello Spencer, that's too kind! Thanks and welcome to our channel :)
Fabulous Video
Thank you for watching 🥰
Very good and real, thank you for this
Thank you for watching! 😊
This girl it out if this world
Thank you! Her husband thinks so too🫠
10:21. Is she Italian? I noticed that she pronounces Italian names very well. 😊
Lived in Italy a very long time ☺️thanks for watching!
Here's a summary of the main points from the video about spending one day in Naples, Italy:
1. Breakfast:
- Started at Scaturchio, a famous pastry shop
- Tried traditional pastries like cornetto, sfogliatella, and rustico
2. City Exploration:
- Visited Piazza del Gesù Nuovo
- Walked down Via Toledo, a busy shopping street
- Explored Galleria Umberto I, a magnificent shopping gallery
- Saw Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples' central square
- Viewed the Church of San Francesco di Paola and the Royal Palace
3. Historical Sites:
- Observed Castel Nuovo, a medieval castle (now a museum and library)
- Visited the Spanish Quarters for an authentic Naples experience
- Walked through Spaccanapoli, a historic street dividing the city
- Explored San Gregorio Armeno, known as "Christmas Alley"
4. Food Experiences:
- Had pizza margherita at Pizzeria Brandi, where it was allegedly invented
- Tried fried pizza for dinner
- Enjoyed a hazelnut coffee at a busy cafe
- Sampled various street foods and pastries throughout the day
5. Cultural Observations:
- Noted the chaotic traffic and frequent horn honking
- Observed the mix of religious and football-related street art
- Experienced the community atmosphere in the Spanish Quarters
6. Evening Activities:
- Ended the day with a view of Mount Vesuvius from the seafront
- Saw Castel dell'Ovo and learned about its legendary egg foundation
The video presents Naples as a city rich in history, culture, and especially food, emphasizing its chaotic but charming nature.
Very accurate👌 thanks for watching!
Did you just walk from your hotel to all the places you featured in this video? Just trying to picture if it’s walkable from the train station.
Yes, we walked. We were a bit tired by the end of the day but walking is the best way to see the city, especially the old town 🙌
@@explorersandwich Thank you so much for replying. We will definitely be walking too.
I don't eat pastries, because I'm diabetic. Any protein and fruit for breakfast?
Sure, there’s no shortage of options in Naples 😃
My cholesterol went up 50 points just watching this video.
🤣 I know, but it’s Naples… so you have to, right?! 🍕
I thought I was the only one using the phrase “The end of the world”
Italians use it too 😁
Real Neapolitans use fork and knife to eat pizza! Only tourists use hands
Ok :)
@@explorersandwichI see tourists very often do odd things as they follow stereotypes (and admittedly for Naples stereotypes are a lot)
Heading to Naples next month. I'm trying to figure out the different areas. Thank you for the video!
@@Irishmist1000 the areas called Porto, Centro Storico and Pendino are in the very heart of Naples! We stayed close to the train station which is great if you plan to explore more of the surrounding area
Im Neapolitan and i swear i've never used fork and knife to eat pizza in my whole lifetime, and at least 75% here aswell never used em.