Advice for a few hours in Naples?
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Advice for a few hours in Naples?
We'll be traveling from Sorrento to Rome on a 2:10 p.m. train from Naples. Naples wasn't part of the original plan, but since we'll be there anyway... thought it might be worth getting there early and exploring a bit. Maybe just get some pizza (any recommendations for places open for lunch?)and just wander around a bit? This is our first time in Italy so any advice will be appreciated. Thanks!
Oh - in case it matters... we're a couple in our 30s and we'll be there next month.
Oh - in case it matters... we're a couple in our 30s and we'll be there next month.
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Archeological Museum, especially the mosaic room. Awesome!!
I second that. The Museum as a whole is great the best stuff found at both Pompeii and H. are there. Staff is shall we say gives one a less than open welcome but just ignore them...............
I second that. The Museum as a whole is great the best stuff found at both Pompeii and H. are there. Staff is shall we say gives one a less than open welcome but just ignore them...............
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If you use the left luggage facility, then make sure you leave plenty of time to pick it up afterwards, the department can get very busy.
I second (3rd/4th/5th) the museum, but walking along Spacconapoli is also quite an experience - stop of for coffee and sfogliate every so often.
I second (3rd/4th/5th) the museum, but walking along Spacconapoli is also quite an experience - stop of for coffee and sfogliate every so often.
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Ditto above.
I would take the metro to the museum. I think it is only one stop, but I forget the name of the station. Before you leave the station, grab a city map. From the museum it is an easy walk down the Staccanapoli back to the station. If you get lost, just stop in a local shop and ask "dové il statzione centrale?"
The Museo Archeologico is one of my favorite museums in all of Europe. I also really enjoyed the walk back to the station.
I would take the metro to the museum. I think it is only one stop, but I forget the name of the station. Before you leave the station, grab a city map. From the museum it is an easy walk down the Staccanapoli back to the station. If you get lost, just stop in a local shop and ask "dové il statzione centrale?"
The Museo Archeologico is one of my favorite museums in all of Europe. I also really enjoyed the walk back to the station.
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And another important hint: Be sure to have lots of small bills to pay your museum admission and to rent an audio guide if you want one! They are NOT prepared to give change for the 50 - 100E notes all the tourists get out of ATMs. And they don't take credit cards.
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Another recommendation for the museum--I loved the glass and pottery rooms. Seeing the artifacts from Pompeii is amazing, especially if you have seen Pompeii. BTW they don't have free museum guides, you have to purchase a book from the bookstore.





