Just a quick post to say that I will stay in Naples this weekend. Naples is located in South Italy, 200 kilometers South from Rome.
The 13th century fortress in the above photo is a significant medieval landmark located close to Naples' port. Naples' Angevin castle was not destroyed in WWII, though the city suffered extensive damage. It is now housing the Civic Museum of Naples.
The special Italian variety of small tomatoes, in the above photo, is famous for their ability to be stored through the winter by hanging them in bunches. Those tomatoes are typical of Naples' Vesuvius volcano and its surroundings.
I know this is quite an "instagram-style" post 😃
Greetings
This is quite a lovely castle! Love the culture there
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear you enjoyed it. I will write other posts like this one. Greetings.
DeleteLove that castle, isn't it amazing how it looks.
ReplyDeleteThe tomatoes are interesting upside down.
Enjoy Naples as I'm sure you will.
Thank you, Margaret.
DeleteAh lucky you! I love places that are near water! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, have a great time Giorgio :-D
ReplyDeleteHaha I wouldn't know what an Instagram-style post looked like as I don't have any social media!!!
...that train sure is sleek.
ReplyDeleteGiorgio, my good friend, I congratulate Italy on the wonderful Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBravo!!!!!!!!!!
My Italian side of my family all came from Naples before coming to America. I have never been there but seeing photos of the area, and ohhh those tomatoes, really interests me. Thank you my friend and have a very nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, ❤️ Giorgio. Thank you so much for sharing.
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