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Naples
The Province of Naples is a province in the Campania region, with the famous city of Naples as its capital. There are a total of 92 comuni in the Province of Naples, where a total of about 3 million people currently live. Naples is one of Italy's most visited provinces, with the site of Pompeii being the number one tourist attraction. The Gulf of Naples is very popular as well, the three islands, Capri, Ischia and Procida being not only breathtakingly beautiful, but crowded with tourists all year long. The most visited attraction of the "Campanian Archipelago" is probably the Blue Grotto, the famous Italian blue cave.

Naples
Naples is the third largest city of Italy, after Rome and Milan and it is also one of the oldest cities in the world. Situated in the region of Campania, Naples is one of Europe's most visited cities because of it's beauty, importance and charm. Witness to that is the port of Naples, it has the world's second-highest level of passenger flow, after the one in Hong Kong.
Gulf Of Naples
UNESCO names Naples as the City of Literature because it's cultural diversity and a World Heritage Site because of the city's historic centre. There are numerous historical and cultural sites in the vicinity of Naples as well. The Palace of Caserta is just breathtaking and a must see for tourists. The ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum should be on your "to visit" list as well, if you decide to visit the proximity of Naples.
As an interesting fact, you should know that Naples is the city where the mandolin was invented. But what's even more interesting is that Naples is where pizza was invented as...
Gulf Of Naples
UNESCO names Naples as the City of Literature because it's cultural diversity and a World Heritage Site because of the city's historic centre. There are numerous historical and cultural sites in the vicinity of Naples as well. The Palace of Caserta is just breathtaking and a must see for tourists. The ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum should be on your "to visit" list as well, if you decide to visit the proximity of Naples.
As an interesting fact, you should know that Naples is the city where the mandolin was invented. But what's even more interesting is that Naples is where pizza was invented as...
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