The great crossword puzzle on the facade of the Hotel Parker's in Naples is a contemporary installation that celebrates its 150th anniversary.
Un great crossword appeared on the facade of the Grand Hotel Parker'sin Naples, a creative idea to tell Neapolitans and tourists the story of the oldest hotel in the city.
From the fifth to the second floor, three huge sheets fall down, 93 square meters throughout, with a giant crossword with the names and stories of great characters passed through this wonderful hotel overlooking the Gulf.
The director Antonio Maiorino strongly wanted this contemporary installation to entertain and interest all those who will pass in front of the hotel and, who knows, maybe driven by curiosity enter the Bidder's Bar of the hotel and solve the puzzles with definitions in the hand.
Each row or column corresponds to a definition and there are various anecdotes on great artists passed through here like Virginia Woolf, Stefan Zweig and our fellow countrymen Totò and Eduardo de Filippo.
