Neapolitan food paccheri di gragnano con sugo di scorfano rossoMy own sweet home
This document provides a recipe for Paccheri di Gragnano pasta with red scorpion fish sauce. It begins with a description of red scorpion fish, noting its large size and stocky body covered in spines and skin tags. It then outlines the recipe steps which include cooking garlic and chili in olive oil, preparing tomatoes, adding fish fillets to the pan and cooking them along with wine and tomatoes to create a sauce. The fish is then removed, boned and flaked before being added back to the sauce to cook for 20 minutes. Finally, paccheri pasta is added to the pan to finish cooking in the sauce before being served.
The cathedral has a marble floor with inlaid designs dating back to 1370 created by over 40 artists. It features two fonts and a dome decorated with statues. Notable works include Bernini's Chigi Chapel, paintings by Carlo Maratta, and a pulpit by Nicola Pisano featuring statues and biblical scenes. Other sights include tombs of a cardinal and bishop and a chapel with frescoes by Pinturicchio.
S. gregorio armeno the cloister and the chapel of st maria of idriaMy own sweet home
The cloister contains a magnificent marble fountain representing Christ and the Samaritan woman. Inscriptions note that the fountain was built in 1783 and restored in 1843. Along the cloister are openings allowing nuns to attend mass without leaving. The chapel of St. M. Idria has ancient origins and was reconstructed in the 18th century. It contains paintings by 18 artists and an image of the Virgin Mary holding a water vessel, representing her role as a guide. Important reconstruction work in 1644 changed the original 16th century cloister design.
English version of the church of s. eligio maggioreMy own sweet home
The church of S. Eligio Maggiore sits on the western edge of Market Square in Naples. It was one of the first buildings constructed in the Angevin style during the 13th century rule of Charles I of Anjou. Over subsequent centuries, the complex grew to include a hospital and other buildings, though it fell into disrepair. After being nearly destroyed in WWII bombing in 1943, the church has since been restored close to its original Gothic form.
Complesso monumentale di s. lorenzo maggiore zona musealeMy own sweet home
The Museum of San Lorenzo Maggiore in Naples spans 25 centuries of history from the Greek and Roman periods through the Middle Ages. Visitors can see artifacts from different eras arranged to promote understanding of how the spaces they were originally located and the conditions of light. The museum itself is housed in 16th century rooms that are steeped in history.
The document summarizes the cultural offerings at an ancient Roman complex in Naples, Italy. Visitors can experience life in ancient Rome by interacting with actors in costume representing traditions and practices of that time. The complex also includes the remains of an archaeological site dating back to imperial Rome, including a market, workshops, and baths with mosaic floors.
Neapolitan food paccheri di gragnano con sugo di scorfano rossoMy own sweet home
This document provides a recipe for Paccheri di Gragnano pasta with red scorpion fish sauce. It begins with a description of red scorpion fish, noting its large size and stocky body covered in spines and skin tags. It then outlines the recipe steps which include cooking garlic and chili in olive oil, preparing tomatoes, adding fish fillets to the pan and cooking them along with wine and tomatoes to create a sauce. The fish is then removed, boned and flaked before being added back to the sauce to cook for 20 minutes. Finally, paccheri pasta is added to the pan to finish cooking in the sauce before being served.
The cathedral has a marble floor with inlaid designs dating back to 1370 created by over 40 artists. It features two fonts and a dome decorated with statues. Notable works include Bernini's Chigi Chapel, paintings by Carlo Maratta, and a pulpit by Nicola Pisano featuring statues and biblical scenes. Other sights include tombs of a cardinal and bishop and a chapel with frescoes by Pinturicchio.
S. gregorio armeno the cloister and the chapel of st maria of idriaMy own sweet home
The cloister contains a magnificent marble fountain representing Christ and the Samaritan woman. Inscriptions note that the fountain was built in 1783 and restored in 1843. Along the cloister are openings allowing nuns to attend mass without leaving. The chapel of St. M. Idria has ancient origins and was reconstructed in the 18th century. It contains paintings by 18 artists and an image of the Virgin Mary holding a water vessel, representing her role as a guide. Important reconstruction work in 1644 changed the original 16th century cloister design.
English version of the church of s. eligio maggioreMy own sweet home
The church of S. Eligio Maggiore sits on the western edge of Market Square in Naples. It was one of the first buildings constructed in the Angevin style during the 13th century rule of Charles I of Anjou. Over subsequent centuries, the complex grew to include a hospital and other buildings, though it fell into disrepair. After being nearly destroyed in WWII bombing in 1943, the church has since been restored close to its original Gothic form.
Complesso monumentale di s. lorenzo maggiore zona musealeMy own sweet home
The Museum of San Lorenzo Maggiore in Naples spans 25 centuries of history from the Greek and Roman periods through the Middle Ages. Visitors can see artifacts from different eras arranged to promote understanding of how the spaces they were originally located and the conditions of light. The museum itself is housed in 16th century rooms that are steeped in history.
The document summarizes the cultural offerings at an ancient Roman complex in Naples, Italy. Visitors can experience life in ancient Rome by interacting with actors in costume representing traditions and practices of that time. The complex also includes the remains of an archaeological site dating back to imperial Rome, including a market, workshops, and baths with mosaic floors.
The church of Santa Maria del Parto is located on top of a private building that is accessed by a staircase from a famous restaurant. The church houses the remains of the Neapolitan poet Jacopo Sannazaro, who had the original lower church built on donated land in 1497. Over time, the lower church fell into neglect and was destroyed, while the private chapel above was transformed into the current church dedicated to Santa Maria del Parto. Notable artworks include the tomb of Jacopo Sannazaro behind the altar, sculpted by Bartolomeo Ammannati, Giovanni Angelo Montorsoli, and others.
The document describes the design and features of a cardinal's residence from the 16th century. It was divided into two zones, with the northern part used in the summer and western part in the winter. The underground area contained kitchens, stores, and services, and a hidden staircase allowed quick secret messages to be sent. The residence featured a magnificent circular courtyard designed by Vignola with two superimposed arcades and spiral staircase. Frescoes throughout were painted by prominent artists like Taddeo Zuccari and Federico Zuccari. One of the most fascinating rooms was the room of Maps.
The church of Santa Maria del Parto is located on top of a private building that is accessed by a staircase from a famous restaurant. The church houses the remains of the Neapolitan poet Jacopo Sannazaro, who had the original lower church built on donated land in 1497. Over time, the lower church fell into neglect and was destroyed, while the private chapel above was transformed into the current church dedicated to Santa Maria del Parto. Notable artworks include the tomb of Jacopo Sannazaro behind the altar, sculpted by Bartolomeo Ammannati, Giovanni Angelo Montorsoli, and others.
The document describes the design and features of a cardinal's residence from the 16th century. It was divided into two zones, with the northern part used in the summer and western part in the winter. The underground area contained kitchens, stores, and services, and a hidden staircase allowed quick secret messages to be sent. The residence featured a magnificent circular courtyard designed by Vignola with two superimposed arcades and spiral staircase. Frescoes throughout were painted by prominent artists like Taddeo Zuccari and Federico Zuccari. One of the most fascinating rooms was the room of Maps.