UNESCO itineraries and sites

interactive map of UNESCO sites in Naples

UNESCO sites in Naples

Fontana del Gigante Fontana del Gigante Via Partenope A masterpiece of early 17th-century Neapolitan Baroque, it was designed by Pietro

Fontata degli Incanti Fontata degli Incanti Piazza S. Di Giacomo​ Designed in the 16th century by Giovanni da Nola and

Fontana della Sirena Fontana della Sirena Piazza Sannazzaro Inaugurated in 1869 in the Station gardens and relocated here in 1924,

Fontana della Sirena Fontana della Sirena Largo Sermoneta Erected in 1635 by order of the Viceroy of Alcalà based on

Fontana del nettuno Fontana del Nettuno Piazza Municipio Created between the late 16th and early 17th centuries based on a

Fontana del carciofo Fontana del carciofo Piazza Trieste e Trento Inaugurated in 1956 based on a design by engineers Carlo

Santa Maria della Pietà a Carbonara Santa Maria della Pietà a Carbonara The church, known as Pietatella, was built in

San Lorenzo Maggiore San Lorenzo Maggiore It was built on a 6th-century church (remains in the transept) and on the

Santa Maria della Stella alle Paparelle Santa Maria della Stella alle Paparelle The church, dating back to the 15th century,

Santa Maria Donnaregina Santa Maria Donnaregina The monastery was rebuilt between 1307-1316, by the will of Maria of Hungary, on

Palazzo Como Palazzo Como Built for the Florentine merchant Angelo Como in Tuscan styles (1464-90), with a facade featuring rusticated

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