No visit to Naples is complete without a pit stop for pizza, especially now that the Neapolitan art of pizzaiuolo (pizza twirling) has joined UNESCO’s list of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Our Napoli walk calls in on some of the best pizza makers in the city.
November 24, 2019 Neapolitan Tea (0)
When the colder temperatures arrive, we stop by Lello’s stand for octopus soup, a […] Posted in Naples
September 18, 2019 Traveling Back in Time with Freselle (0)
Entering the family-run freselle (dried bread) bakery on our walk in Naples is like […] Posted in Naples
August 7, 2019 An Explosive Gazosa in Naples (0)
On our Naples walk, we stop at one of the city’s storied “water banks” for a taste of […] Posted in Naples
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