Slightly mixed review. On the plus side it is a beautiful location. There is a lot of restoration work underway but that shouldn’t take away from the fact that it is a remarkable building. There are many interesting things to look at as you wander...More

The place is in a state of repair and partially closed so it's not really worth visiting at the moment unless you're going to visit Castel Sant'Elmo anyway.

Set high above Naples in the leafy area of Vomero, this is best accessed using one of the funiculars unless you are feeling really fit! The views are just spectacular, there's a beautiful church with an outstanding floor, and the priors quarters feature some truly...More

We entered thinking we had access to the castle, and thought what we were seeing was a nice bonus. When we found out we did not have access to the castle, we actually didn’t care as what we had seen was way worth the money,...More

Lying atop a hill in the Vomero district,the former monastery dominates the entire Golf of Naples . Founded in 1325 by Charles of Anjou Duke of Calabria, over the centuries the Charter House was enriched by a number of impressive artefact including marbles,frescoes, sculptures furnishes...More

This was a highlight of the trip to Naples. A big complex with extraoridnary church, choir, sacristy and the Treasure Chapel. It was such a great experience. There is a great cloister where you can rest a bit. You can spent here a half a...More

So much to see here. The church is beautiful with lots of marble work on the walls and floor. The church sacristy has beautiful wood inlay pictures. The beautiful cloister garden with the well and the skulls. The naval museum where I was impressed with...More