Street Art & Life in the Neighborhood
Anyone who wants to look Naples straight in the eye cannot miss visiting the Spanish Quarters. According to many, this is where the most authentic Naples hides: a geometric chaos, a labyrinth of alleys dating back to the 16th century and extending to the present day, revealing the everyday life of the vasci (ground-floor homes), hanging laundry, and street food, blending with artistic elements that depict the faces of those who have represented Naples and Neapolitan identity around the world.
The journey begins at Toledo Station, ranked among the most beautiful in the world, and dives into the colors of the Quarter. Eyes are lifted to the sky to admire the murals that tell the stories of the characters from the Pantheon of Neapolitan culture. Art, culture, and life: guided through this sensory and cultural experience, there’s a whole world between the Pignasecca Market and Via Toledo that’s worth getting lost in…
