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If you are looking for a destination rich in culture, history and traditions in Italy, think of Naples. The Parthenopean city, capital of Campania, is a real surprise, hiding architectural, artistic and cultural treasures, worthy of its fame as an ancient city.

Start your visit at Piazza del Plebiscito, where the imposing Royal Palace is located, with a breathtaking view of the beautiful bay of Naples and the surrounding area. From there, head to the historic center, where you can find the Cathedral of San Gennaro, the Girolamini Church, the former Convent of the Capuchins and the Church of San Gregorio Armeno with its famous nativity scene statues. Do not forget to visit the National Archaeological Museum, where some of the oldest and most precious Roman and Greek artifacts are housed.

To taste Neapolitan cuisine, a must is to try the DOC Naples pizza, prepared with a light and crunchy dough, cooked in a wood oven. The tradition dictates that it is accompanied by a good local beer. Other typical dishes are the cuoppi, a kind of fried cartocci to go, the famous babà, a rum cake, and the San Giuseppe zeppole, delicious treats filled with custard.

If you travel with children, don't miss the famous aquarium, which hosts a variety of marine species, and the Capodimonte Park, with a wide variety of plants and trees from around the world. For art lovers, there is the Capodimonte Museum, where you can explore the works of the greatest Renaissance artists. For an aerial view of the city, visit the skyscraper of the Palazzo delle Poste.

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Rome is a city that always has something to offer, whether you are passionate about history, art, fashion, fun or just enjoying the romantic urban atmosphere. A weekend train trip to Rome is the perfect opportunity to discover some of its most iconic attractions.

Start at Piazza Venezia and visit the Altare della Patria, where you can admire the imposing monument dedicated to Victor Emmanuel II. From here the Colosseum, the largest amphitheater ever built, is visible from a distance. After admiring its grandeur, move on to the Imperial Fora, where you can see the history of ancient Rome, with ancient temples, basilicas and streets stretching up to the Capitol. Once you have climbed the hill, take in the view of the city and visit the famous Senate Palace.

Taste the flavors of local specialties in the restaurants in the area, including cacio e pepe, amatriciana or the indispensable pizza. For a more authentic experience, head to the Jewish Ghetto, where you can taste Jewish specialties such as roasted lamb, matzah ball soup and typical sweets.

If you want to go shopping, Rome won't disappoint you. The best Italian brands such as Armani, Dolce and Gabbana and Prada are all there. Or, head to Piazza di Spagna and go up via del Babuino and via Condotti to find luxury stores. If you are looking for something more affordable, Via del Corso is an open-air shopping street where, in addition to international chains, you can also find artisan products.

Also, during the Christmas period, you can enjoy the wonderful lights of the streets, which stretch from the historic center to the Giardini degli Aranci.

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