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Capital of the Campania region and Italy's third largest city, Naples is the centre of a metropolitan area of over 3 million people. Situated on the Mediterranean coast and under the shadow of the active volcano Mt Vesuvius that was responsible for the devastation of Pompeii and Herculaneum. It was also heart of the Kingdom of Naples, a region with wide-ranging political and cultural influence.

Nowadays, Naples is known for its port, which is one of the most important in Italy. Despite having a gritty reputation, Naples offers beautiful architecture, fascinating museums, great shopping opportunities, fantastic food Naples was the birthplace of pizza and a modest gay scene. In comparison to Milan and Rome, Naples' gay scene is relatively reserved. Despite the limited number of specifically gay venues, most bars and clubs are also popular with gay visitors.

The city also hosts a popular pride celebration in June. It is well connected to destinations in Europe by both flag and budget carriers. It also offers connections to North Africa and also offers a seasonal transatlantic service. Journeys take 15 minutes and it runs 6. Authorised taxis can be found just outside the airport. Naples is a popular destination for cruise ships and the Stazione Marittima is located in the city centre.

There are overnight ferry connections to Sardinia, Sicily and Corsica as well as to Tunis. Naples is well connected to the rest of Italy by rail services from Napoli Centrale. Unlike other European cities, it does not offer international services. The main sites of Naples are in a short walking distance of each other however navigating the bustling roads can be a task in itself.

We advise following the locals when it comes to crossing the roads. Naples has a metro system but it is mostly for commuters.

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Surprisingly most services are finished before 11pm with a few later services on weekends. Be aware that pickpockets operate across the network. Registered taxis are recognisable by their white cabs, city emblem displayed on their front doors and back licence plate, and by the presence of a meter. There are several set fares which must be displayed. Demand to see this before travelling and do not take the journey if they can't provide this.

Naples is well connected to the islands of Capri and Ischia, amongst other locations like Amalfi, and these are well worth a day out by sea. Hydrofoils and other boats leave from Molo Beverello, Mergellina or Pozzuoli. Be aware the route to Capri can be quite rough. For some of the best hotel selections in Naples, visit our Gay Naples Hotels page. Castelnuovo - huge medieval castle that hosts the city museum.

It hosts an excellent collection of art and from the roof of the castle you will be treated to some of the best views Naples can offer. Museo Archeologico Nazionale - this is the largest museum in the world that is dedicated to Roman architecture. It's notable for both the quality and the quantity of the objects exhibited here. Be sure to check out the "Secret Room" with it's ensemble of erotic objects from Pompeii.