Courtyard Naples

... on them. Cyclamen and poinsettias were especially popular. Huge rubber plants and oleanders were everywhere. The rooftop area across the courtyard from our room was actually fitted out as a bedsitter. It had lots of green along with chairs for ...

... larger, sometimes with more than one floor. The materials were more elaborate. The walls were painted, and they often had a courtyard in the back. Some still had sculptures and fancy stonework. The middle class had smaller houses, sometimes with a shop ...

... the place....so true.....from the street all we saw was a street number and a huge gate (rusty, creaky, looking into a dingy courtyard etc). In desperation I rang the B&B  to get some help and was then guided in (with very little english) into ...

... are at the gates and we are greeted by a porter who takes our heavy cases. It's lovely, thank goodness and because of the courtyard and the distance from the road we can't see or smell the rubbish. As you can imagine our trips out into the city were ...

... an alleyway. We rang a door bell for the hotel, and were allowed in to what must have been an old stable room/courtyard. Angela was ready to turn around and leave, especially since there were no signs to indicate that there was a hotel. Fortunately, ...

... to close, but fortunately they let us in anyway with an entry fee of €5 each. Inside the castle there is a huge courtyard and the surround rooms make it look quite modern (relatively speaking) and it doesn't look hugely different from a castle you'd ...

... a hole in the floor (that bit was closed). The nearby Royal Palace has an extremely exaggerated title for what was little more than a courtyard and hardly regal in appearance. Then, inexplicably, I got lost, and how. I found myself near the top of a ...

... paintings, and many of these are preserved like they were made a few years ago. The rich villas were all centered around a courtyard, it was interesting to see. They each had a yard with a fountain in the middle, and the rooms were entered directly from ...

... at our hostel and enjoyed the feel of the place. Nice kitchen, living room and bar and the hostel rooms where gotten too through a courtyard area. We had booked a 6 bed room but we were the only guests in our room which was nice! We relaxed that first day ...

... where there was little indication of a B&B and we pressed the buzzer.  The door was opened to a cavernous, dingy internal courtyard. Mario welcomed us and apologised for the room not being ready (it was very early in the morning still) but said ...

... have been at the time of the eruption. It's open-plan living, Roman-style. Large rooms with high ceilings, all beautifully painted, a courtyard with a tunnel down to a ?wine cellar and its own wine-press. It is called the House of Mysteries because of a ...

... in the stone from carts, drinking fountains at major intersections, residential homes interspersed with shops, the homes with a courtyard for catching rainwater, marble tessellation floors, intricate frescoes, mosaics, temples mingled with markets. It was ...

... we wandered the streets and stumbled upon a castle where they were having a performance of some sort in the castle courtyard.  Of course you needed to buy tickets for the event. But, despite asking the ticket window what was going ...

... down the street!  It takes 5 keys through 2 iron gates up the stairs to 3 doors to reach our room on an inside courtyard with a balcony.   We are maghera pizza that night but too tired to enjoy.  Decided the next morning to go by train to ...

... his y-fronts and wooly jumper living in a semi-demolished apartment with two dank rooms over-looking the cement mixer in the courtyard below and looking straight into the neighbour's loo. He invariably described the 1 1/2 spaced bed as a "matrimonial" ...