The Lungomare Francesco Caracciolo in Naples

Lungomare Caracciolo in Naples

The Lungomare di Napoli

The splendid Via Francesco Caracciolo is a 'wide walk overlooking the suggestive gulf of the city of Naples. His name is due to Francesco Caracciolo, admiral and hero of the Neapolitan Republic, hanged in the 1799 from Nelson to the mast of his ship and whose body was later thrown into the sea of ​​the Gulf of Naples and found on the coast of Santa Lucia.

The seafront is flanked by the Villa Comunale and from two wide sidewalks, of which one is tree-lined, and is equipped with one bicycle path.

During the year it is home to numerous events and initiatives that bring together all citizens and more.

Information on the Lungomare Francesco Caracciolo

How to get:

  • Address: Lungomare Caracciolo
  • From Piazza Garibaldi: Metro line L1, Mergellina station, about 15 minutes on foot | Central Funicular: Augusteo stop, reach Santa Lucia and a few minutes later you are on the Lungomare | Chiaia funicular: via dei Mille, a few minutes on foot and you are in Piazza Vittoria
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Written by Milena Morreale
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