Hotel Capodimonte

... . He introduced us to all the things Campania (the Naples region) is so famous for: lemons, cameos, intarsia (wood laying) and Capodimonte porcelain.  We finished our tour with gelato from Len’s favorite spot: David’s in Sorrento. We had ...

... breakfast of croissant, coffee and juice. Get all day bus ticket 3.10E. Take bus from Neptune Fountain to Museo di Capodimonte (7.50E). Huge museum in a palace that took 100 years to build. The entrance to the exhibits has two automatic glass doors with ...

... Needless to say, they didn't get into the "secret chamber" with the erotic pieces. On our way up to the Museum at Capodimonte, we saw a funeral procession. We only caught the end of it. There was a long line of mourners walking slowly down the middle ...

... to see the landscapes along the drive, but I couldn't seem to stay awake.  Our first stop in Naples was the Capodimonte Museum.  This art museum is full of masterpieces, especially Renaissance and Baroque, which is why we took a trip ...

... should definitely be on your bucket list, especially the chair lift to the top from AnaCapri. Make sure you walk down Via Capodimonte from the square past the Villa San Michele museum to the start of the old stairs to get down the mountain before there ...

... to make it to a museum and another castle.  The weather wasn't so hot our last day either.  We went to Museo di Capodimonte.  We had a little trouble finding it, as it was off of our map, but we eventually made it.  We had to ...

beAUTIFUL!  If you have the chance visit Sorrento!  We had the best time here!  After a stop at Vesuvious, we made our way to the exact opposite of Naples!  ...