Santa Chiara Naples

... , San Lorenzo Maggiore, Capella San Severo where we saw the Veiled Christ Statue, Gesu Nuovo church (a Jesuit church!), and Santa Chiara church.  The church of Santa Chiara was unique because of its beautiful cloister with painted tiles.  ...

... where people actually lived during WWII when Naples was heavily bombed by the Allies. Then it was on to the Church of Santa Chiara, once an elaborate Baroque church now reconsturcted in the original simple style more fitting for Chiara, who was a ...

... helped. There is also a statue of Moscati in the church which people touch for assistance. Santa Chiesa or Bassilica di Santa Chiara – which has lovely stained glass. It must be a drag for locals to be trying to do confession while tourists mill ...

... some to go with my pizza. It is a rich and delicious addition. We visit the nun's cloisters of the Basilica de Santa Chiara (5E). There are hundreds of ceramic tiles with scenes of buildings, trees, hunting, castles, landscapes, archers, animals and ...

... some of his hair and other objects. The streets here are very busy and full of life. Next we stop into the Church of Santa Chiara. The church is gothic and not very ornate. We read that most of the frescoes were destroyed when the church was bombed in ...

... , situamos un punto sobre el claustro más occidental de Santa Maria de Monteoliveto (primer vértice), otro sobre el campanile de Santa Chiara (segundo) y otro sobre el campanile de Santa Maria la Nova (tercero), uniendo dichos vértices nos saldrá una ...

... a way made the day even better! After that kafoffle, we walked down to the fishing villiage which surrounds the Basilicata di Santa Chiara. The Basilicata was closed, but we took a couple of piccies and then walked around the villiage. It was ...

... is responsible for maintaining the Italian language.  We dropped into a few churches on our journey, Gesu Nuovo and Santa Chiara.  Wandering the small lane ways you stubble into small squares with statues and amazing street activities, stopping ...

... St. Moscati, a physician who had cured so many people, they were considered miracles. From there we went to yet another church, Santa Chiara. It had been bombed during WWII, but the Baroque style building was still in very good shape, and had a ...

... Steph took her Lucy's niece Amy around on her spring break to see some of the sites in downtown Napoli. We visited the Santa Chiara church, San Severno "veiled Christ" and San Gregorio Armeno ( Christmas alley). We also had some great pizza and enjoyed ...