Are you looking for comfortable and convenient accommodation in Naples? Slap bang in the city centre? Close to not just one, but four metro stations? You’re in luck, we bring you A casa del Principe, a very special place: it’s colourful, lively, fanciful: in a word, it’s Neapolitan. You’re a culture lover but not too keen on traffic or lengthy metro trips? No problem. A Casa del Principe is quite central, which will allow you to walk to many of the most fascinating tourist attractions in Naples, from the Veiled Christ to the Santa Chiara church, from the nativity scenes of San Gregorio Armeno to Underground Naples and the many museums of the historical centre. If the sun shines, which is likely, do take a walk to the seafront, a pedestrianised street full of restaurants, where you’ll smell the sea and the yummy fish dishes. A mandatory visit: Castel dell’Ovo. Shopping for souvenirs If you’re looking for something that would remind you of your stay in Naples, the crib shop street is your to-go place. You’ll find nativity scenes and figurines of shepherds and celebrities, and many red “curnicielli” (little horns).

My name is Barbara, I’m a multilingual translator. I love colours and fantasy, you’ll notice that from the colourful walls and paintings. When I’m not translating, I’m reading. When I’m neither reading nor translating, I’m walking Theo and Luna!

We are located at the heart of the historical centre of Naples, a Unesco World Heritage site since 1995. Sacred as well as secular architecture, paved new streets and those that remind us of carriages driving by, squares, statues, fountains, even the air show the overlapping of cultures and peoples which have left a lasting mark on the city. It’s an open-air history book, ready for our guests to read it. Right on our doorstep you’ll find two among Naples’ most popular attractions: the Sansevero Chapel and San Gregorio Armeno. Will you choose the Veiled Christ or the crib shops street? They’re both so close that you can do both. You may also visit the many churches in the area, especially the imposing Duomo and Santa Chiara, the city’s biggest gothic church). Adventure lovers must visit Underground Naples; when you come back up to street level, you’ll enjoy artisan shops, picturesque alleys, squares and obelisk. And when your stomach starts rumbling, feed it a tomato pizza, but get ready to queue, as pizzerias are in great demand