Surroundings

Explore Naples and Its Surroundings



From historic landmarks and lively neighborhoods to beautiful coastal views, Naples has something for everyone. Our three properties are located in different parts of the city, each offering easy access to its own nearby attractions. Discover what surrounds Casa Montesanto Centro, Residenza Borgo Marinaro, and B&B Alla Ferrovia, and make the most of your stay in Naples.

📍 Explore Around B&B Alla Ferrovia



Staying at B&B Alla Ferrovia puts you in a well-connected part of Naples, with plenty of places to visit nearby. Take a look at some of the highlights you can discover during your stay.
Located near Porta Capuana, this beautiful Renaissance church is known for its elegant architecture, detailed decorations, and historic artworks. A peaceful place to admire Naples' artistic and religious heritage.

Santa Caterina a Formiello

A lively square featuring the historic Giuseppe Garibaldi Monument, surrounded by shops, cafés, and restaurants. Located near Naples Central Station, it's one of the city's main meeting points and transport hubs.

Piazza Garibaldi

📍 Explore Around Casa Montesanto Centro



Get to know the Montesanto neighborhood, where everyday Neapolitan life meets history and tradition. Here are a few local spots worth adding to your plans.
One of Naples' most recognizable squares, Piazza Dante is known for its impressive architecture and the statue of the famous Italian poet Dante Alighieri. Surrounded by cafés and historic buildings, it's a lovely place to take a walk and experience the city's atmosphere.

Piazza Dante

Step into one of Naples' oldest and busiest street markets, where locals shop for fresh seafood, fruits, vegetables, and traditional specialties. Pignasecca Market is a great place to experience everyday life in Naples and discover authentic local flavors.

Pignasecca Market

📍 Explore Around Residenza Borgo Marinaro



Make the most of your stay by the sea, with some of Naples' most scenic spots within easy reach. Discover what's nearby and enjoy a different side of the city.
One of Naples' most famous landmarks, Castel dell'Ovo stands on a small island overlooking the Bay of Naples. With its fascinating history and beautiful views of Mount Vesuvius, it's a must-see attraction along the city's coastline.

Castel dell'Ovo

Enjoy a walk along Naples' beautiful waterfront, where the sea meets a lively promenade lined with restaurants and cafés. Via Partenope is the perfect spot to admire the coastal scenery, enjoy a meal by the water, or watch the sunset over the bay.

Via Partenope Waterfront