•Capodimonte Museum
( canvases, sculptures, weaponry, bronzes, porcelain and majolica, clocks, Murano glass ware, and ivory • Catacombs of San Gennaro
4th-c. cemetery complex where San Gennaro (city^s patron saintis buried in • Duomo
the most important church in Naples (dates 4th c.), current neo-Gothic appearance dates late 19th-c • National Archaeological Museum
houses collections which really does have everything to illustrate the ancient world in Southern Italy • Parco di Capodimonte
beautiful English-style garden, originally a hunting reserve, • Piazza del Plebiscito
• San Gregorio Armeno
church rebuilt during the second half of the 16th c., stores the relics of St Gregory • Sant'Anna dei Lombardi
design inspired from the buildings in the Florence of the Medici, many Florentine artists worked on it • San Domenico Maggiore
Gothic style, started in 1282 (restoration neo-Gothic in the19th c. ) • Santa Maria di Donnaregina
built in the 14th c., in the Gothic style and enlarged in the 17th c. in the Baroque style * | 
