Salire per poi scendere,prima con la funicolare e poi... Aflo

1. Antonio Florino We start from the palace of the early 800's where I live automatic advance Photographs and original elaborations of

2. We leave the court - typicall of antique Neapolitan building-

3. And we walk on Via Giordano Bruno, ex Mergellina (the name is the result of the mental masturbation of one of our administrators who implemented in the seventy years of the this ignoble replacement lexicon)

4. We arrive in Piazza Sannazzaro and eyes pause on certain local restaurants

5. The Sarago is pretentious only in the price list

7. The Lion's Fountain is a historic fountain located in Naples via Mergellina. The fountain, already Mergoglino Fountain, was built in the eighteenth century during the renovation of the Casino Royal in Mergellina. It was built by Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies, because at that point, under the hill of Monteleone, water flowed very fresh and valuable enough to serve for the sourcing of the royal family when they resided in Mergellina.

9. The clinic Mediterranean where the only scene resurrects the dead

11. The funicular of Mergellina (or funicular Mergellina Posillipo-High) is a lift that connects the city of Naples and Via Manzoni. Completed in 1931 was the last - in chronological order - the Neapolitan funicular, and its length is 550 meters, the altitude is 147 meters, and the average gradient of 16.87% (with a maximum of 46%). On its path are five active stations. It was originally privately owned.

14. A small area almost Museum complex

17. Comprensiva di vagoncini d’epoca

20. These are the ones currently in use

37. Naples never ceases to amaze with its charm

39. We have arrived at the last stop (5 in all)

42. We go out more and enjoying breathtaking views from the funicular

46. Here we are at the exit to Via Manzoni and now ...?

47. by Aflo [email_address] ... Simple, we just have to go back returning towards by Via Orazio since Mergellina. We'll see you soon