* • Naples is a sunny city on four hills with its own local dialect, culture, lifestyle, special atmosphere, Mediterranean cuisine and, of course, vivid contrast, striking with its multifaceted history. "Drunk....Drunkenly, Neapolitans say, the day just doesn't start without a cup of coffee. Elegant Sophia Loren, a native Neapolitan, posted a photo with the phrase on one of her social media pages.: "I'm not Italian, I'm Neapolitan, and this is something else entirely." A cup of the best espresso coffee in Italy from us. We travel with you to the origins of the 7th century BC. through the Greek colony, the Roman Empire, the Renaissance of Byzantium, the rise and fall of Naples, the Angevin dynasty, the rule of the Aragons and Bourbons with Austrian and Napoleonic notes, and finally we get to the united Italy of the revolutionary Giuseppe Garibaldi, the kings of Savoy with the rule of Mussolini — that's such a an interesting historical "puff pastry". The city is filled with mysticism and secrets, legends. In the old part of the city, one of the most famous and beautiful with rich interior decoration is the Jesuit Church of Jesus in the "Baroque" of the 16th and 18th centuries with the secrets of diamond masonry on the exterior facade of the medieval palace and the museum of the physician and philosopher Giuseppe Moscati. We climb through the heart of the Neapolitan quarter on an ancient 19th-century funicular through the fish market to the aristocratic quarters to the 14th-century Castle of St. Elmo and climb to its roof, offering a breathtaking 360' view of the entire Bay of Naples. The tour allows you to get acquainted and see the three castles of the city. Culture, traditions, mafia are all the most interesting things in the tour. Russian marine painters of the 1800s in Naples. Naples is endless.