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Straight, narrow and packed with charm, Spaccanapoli is one of Naples' main thoroughfares, defying the labyrinthine lanes of the rest of the historic centre. Spaccanapoli dividing Naples. Translated literally, Spaccanapoli means "Naples splitter", as the long, straight thoroughfare seems to divide the historic centre of the city in two.
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Spaccanapoli is the straight and narrow main street that traverses the old, historic center of the city of Naples, Italy. The name is a popular usage and means, literally, "Naples splitter". The name is derived from the fact that it is very long and from above it seems to divide that part of the city. This street is the lower ( Decumanus.
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There's no shortage of great food on Spaccanapoli. Many of the best street food spots are on or near Spaccanapoli. You can sample taralli napoletani at Taralleria Napoletana, great mozzarella at Pan' E Muzzarell' (Via Domenico Capitelli, 14), and freshly fried food at Il Cuoppo. For a hyper local lunch, stop at Spiedo d'Oro, one of the.
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Naples isn't a city as any other, it's an entire world made by it's 3.000 years of uninterrupted but tragic history. You can whitens this history in every corner in the historical center and specially in Spaccanapoli, the long street that divides the old city in the middle, now mostly pedestrianized.
How to walk through the famous Spaccanapoli in Naples
Naples, enveloped in its millennial history, presents itself as a fascinating mosaic of bygone eras. At the center of this temporal narrative stands the ancient lower decumanus, better known as Spaccanapoli. Its origins delve into the roots of Roman Naples, where the city developed along an intricate system of decumani and cardines.
Looking down the Piazza Gesu Nuovo, part of the Spaccanapoli "Naples Splitter" street in the
Spaccanapoli. One of Naples ' most characteristics districts is the Spaccanapoli Quarter. It is so-named because the main street, Via San Biagio, slices the city in two; literally "spacca" (split) Napoli. This is where you'll find some of the city's most famous churches, and the insanely-narrow streets that teem with life.
Spaccanapoli Street, Naples
Spaccanapoli means "split Naples," and the street equally divides the old center of Naples in half, separating the north and the south. This bustling pedestrian thoroughfare is the most southern of the three decumani, or east-west streets that have their origins in the grid of ancient Greco-Roman times. By sauntering through the lively and.
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Spaccanapoli is the most famous street in Naples, via Duomo with its 1200 meters of grandeur is certainly not a secondary street. This road connects the city with a thousand intersections between art, culture, history, tradition and shopping.. Underground Naples and many others. A street rich in art and culture, where a single paragraph.
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A Spaccanapoli itinerary slices through a working-class neighborhood of full-blooded-live-out-loud Napolitani. Here high-energy street drama plays out in public among the piazzas, palazzos, churches, galleries, bars, and street vendors. Famous sites along the way include the imposing the church of Gesú Nuovo and the gothic Santa Chiara church.
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BEST THINGS TO DO ON SPACCANAPOLI, NAPLES & ITINERARY. Spaccanapoli extends for 1.2 miles (2 km) and it offers a great number of things to do and visit along the way. These landmarks and attractions are organized in a way that you can start walking from and follow this itinerary to the end of the street.
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Spaccanapoli is the unofficial name of the street bisecting the historic center of Naples. This long, narrow street runs where the southernmost of the three decumani (the " Decumanus Inferiore ") was located in ancient Neapolis. Spaccanapoli is not the real name of the street. In reality it consists of three streets laid end to end, the Via.
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This long street of Naples, which was partly the "decumanus" of Greco-Roman Naples, is called Spaccanapoli because, as seen from the belvedere of the Charterhouse St. Martin, it divides the nineteenth-century Naples into two parts. It starts from the short Maddaloni lane, crosses Sainte Anne of Lombards, travels Domenico Capitelli, then arrives at the Place Gesù Nuovo .
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According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Spaccanapoli: Naples Walking Tour with Underground Ruins (From €56.93) Naples Street Food Tour With Local Expert (From €43.47) Naples Walking and Sightseeing Tour With Local Expert (From €154.23) Guided tour of Naples historic center (From €46.58)
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While you are walking in the district, stop by Scaturchio to get an amazing sfogliatella with some coffee, or if you prefer something more refreshing, check out Gay Odin for some unmissable chocolate ice cream. Scaturchio: Piazza S. Domenico Maggiore 19, Naples, +39 081 551 7031. Gay Odin: Via Vetriera 12, Naples, +39 081 41 7843.
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Spaccanapoli: the Decumano inferiore of the historical center of Naples This is the longest decumano; it cross the city of Naples from the area of Vomero to the Forcella area. If you see Naples from a high point of view (for example the spectacular San Martino's terrace), you can admire how the long street divides the city into two parts exactly.
Pedestrians walk along the Spaccanapoli street of Via Benedetto Croce, Naples, Campania, Italy
Spaccanapoli is one of the symbolic streets of Naples Italy and is so called because it divides the ancient city in two, between north and south. Commonly called the Lower Decumanus, it is a long straight line of the historic center which, together with the Decumanus Major and the Decumanus Superior, is one of the three main arteries of the original Greek urban layout.