The Neapolitan tombola is one of the most heartfelt Christmas traditions in Naples and southern Italy. This game, which unites family and friends in a festive atmosphere, is a ritual rooted in popular culture and is repeated every year with the same energy.

Every year, on the evening of Antivigilia, the fishmongers of Naples turn into the beating heart of preparations, invaded by citizens who, not to betray tradition, flock to buy the fresh fish destined to be the star of the Christmas Eve dinner. Among the city’s most famous fishmongers, the Pignasecca is one of the most frequented by Neapolitans.

The feast of the Immaculate Conception – 8 December – marks the culmination of Advent and the beginning of the Christmas festivities. It is a particularly cherished date in Italy, and especially in Naples. Here, in fact, traditions and rituals have developed that make this occasion one of the most significant events of the Christmas season. The celebration, rooted in time, continues to represent a moment of strong cultural and religious identity for the entire Neapolitan community.

Parthenope is a film that confirms Paolo Sorrentino as one of the most visionary directors of our time, capable of mixing the lyrical and the tragic, light and shadow, in a tale that never ceases to surprise and enchant. It is a film that celebrates Naples, but also the universal power of cinema, which manages to give shape to dreams and make the fleeting beauty of life eternal.

Naples is a city where past and present intertwine in a fascinating mosaic of cultures, histories and traditions. Among its countless treasures, the fountains occupy a special place. These monuments not only beautify the city, but also represent works of art that narrate legends and historical events.

The red horn is more than just a good luck charm: in Naples it has become a symbol of cultural identity and hope. So looking for it among the stores in the city’s historic center is an experience that goes beyond shopping, as it becomes a journey into tradition and creative craftsmanship. Whether it is a gift for someone special or a personal souvenir, the red horn represents a piece of Naples to be treasured.

Naples, a city rich in history and culture, is also a place where nature finds room to express itself. Its parks are oases of tranquillity, perfect for a walk, a picnic or simply to enjoy the scenic beauty. Here are some of the most significant ones.

Naples has been the stage for some of the most iconic films in the history of cinema. In this journey-through Neapolitan cinema-we will explore how some films have immortalized the city, making it an icon not only in Italy, but around the world.

When one arrives in Naples, a visit to the historic centre becomes unavoidable. However, trying to explore everything in one day is virtually impossible, given the vast number of attractions to be discovered. For this reason, it is advisable to plan a detailed programme to use as a reference. Here, then, is our guide for an ideal day in the historic centre of Naples.

Piazza del Plebiscito is the most important and largest square in Naples. It is overlooked by important buildings and monuments such as the Royal Palace and the Church of San Francesco di Paola. An iconic feature of the square are the two equestrian statues, around which hovers an ancient legend, or rather, a curse that seems to involve both the statues and the visitors.