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If you want to study Italian in Italy there are a lot of interesting places to visit in the "Bel Paese".
Naples certainly is one of them!
It is in fact the largest city in South Italy.
Founded by the Greeks in the eighth century BC, suffered various dominations until it became, capital of a vast kingdom.
Naples is an important destination for cultural tourism: its incredible artistic heritage includes in fact museums, ancient churches and monuments of the highest quality but you shouldn't forget the great city under the city, the so called Naples underground!
The town is very close to the major archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, unique examples in the world of ancient cities remained intact through the centuries.
Anyway, many other attractions are offered to the visitors: the beach lovers in fact have easy access by ferries and hydrofoils to the famous islands of Ischia and Capri or even visit the magnificent centers and beaches of the Amalfi Coast.
Numerous markets and boutiques allow to shop in different areas of the city according to your liking and different budgets.
Really important is the neapolitan culinary tradition that offers food lovers a wide repertoire of traditional national dishes and local cuisine, including the famous pizza and espresso coffee.
Culture and traditions
Naples has its own culture, difficult to understand at first glance.
The mild climate, the sea and the sun which shines most of the year, has made the character of its people open and sociable.
Naples is a city with a vibrant culture: here great directors, actors and artists were born and in 1737 was built the Teatro San Carlo, one of the most famous opera houses in the world.
Next to the great artistic tradition, we should finally remember the craft excellence represented by the the cribs at San Gregorio Armeno and the rich sartorial production.
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