Delightful apartment in the center of Naples, located on the top floor of a historic nineteenth century building, with a lift and located near the central Via Toledo and less than 100 meters from the Circumvesuviana, the Collinare underground, the Metro 1, and from the funicular to San Martino / Vomero. The apartment consists of corridor, three rooms - two double and one twin - two bathrooms, laundry area, kitchenette and the attic also has a small terrace and offers a splendid view of the Certosa di San Martino and the gulf. The particular conformation of the building divided into independent mini-apartments allows it to be rented in whole or in part, as each room is equipped with air conditioning, a kitchenette with a minibar, a television, a hairdryer and a safe.

Dear Guest, the passion for my city - rich in art, culture, extraordinary landscapes, unforgettable flavors- led me to dedicate myself to welcoming those who arrive in Naples with the traveler's curiosity, to whom I will be happy to provide logistical support but also the my advice to discover the treasures famous throughout the world but also the precious hidden corners scattered throughout the city. For this, I await you, here in the suggestive heart of Naples, for your "Parthenopean Holidays"

The structure is located on the border of the Pignasecca district which - as reported on the internet from which the following brief description is taken - allows you to immerse yourself for a moment in a unique and typically Neapolitan atmosphere. Before turning into the large open-air market we know today, the Pignasecca district was originally occupied by religious complexes, noble palaces and an estate owned by the noble Pignatellis of Monteleone, called "Biancomangiare" from the name of a meringue that was produced in the place, but changed its name because of a spiteful magpie. Legend has it that in this place there was also a pine forest populated by many magpies. It was one of these birds who discovered the bishop of the city in bed with the perpetua, and he excommunicated her in revenge. Indeed, he excommunicated all the magpies, one by one. Three days after the event, the pine forest died, the pines dried up, the magpies disappeared, leaving only an expanse of arid and empty land: the Pignasecca. In this characteristic district you can still breathe the old taste of the old market, where bargaining was and still is an essential element for any good business!