San Pietro a Maiella San Pietro a Maiella The church, built at the beginning of the 14th century, is dedicated
UNESCO itineraries and sites
interactive map of UNESCO sites in Naples
UNESCO sites in Naples
San Paolo Maggiore San Paolo Maggiore The first early medieval church was built in the cella of the Temple of
Chapel of the Most Holy Saviour Chapel of the Most Holy Saviour The Chapel of the Congregation of the Saviour—also
Santa Maria Assunta dei Pignatelli at Nilo Santa Maria Assunta dei Pignatelli at Nilo Built in the first half of
Santa Maria Maggiore Santa Maria Maggiore One of Naples’ oldest churches, Santa Maria Maggiore was erected in the 6th century
Pontano Chapel Pontano Chapel A prime example of Neapolitan Renaissance architecture, the Pontano Chapel was modeled after Vitruvian temple designs.
Girolamini Library and Monumental Complex Girolamini Library and Monumental Complex Adjoining the church is the Oratorians’ House, recognized as a
San Filippo Neri San Filippo Neri The Congregation of the Oratorians, known as the Girolamini, was introduced in Naples in
Porta Capuana Porta Capuana Porta Capuana was built in the late 15th century during the expansion of the city walls.
Castel Capuano Castel Capuano According to tradition, Castel Capuano was founded by William I in the late 12th century on
Shrine with Bust of San Gennaro Shrine with Bust of San Gennaro This shrine was built as a gesture of
Napoli: Le Tappe Fondamentali
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