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The Best Luxury Cars To Rent In Naples

Luxury car hire Naples is the best way to see the city in style. What can we say about Naples? The capital of the Italian region of Campania, it is the third biggest city in Italy behind Rome and Milan. Occupied since the Bronze Age, Greek settlements were created in this area, long before the Roman Empire at around 2000 years BC. By the 6th Century BC the area had been called Neapolis. With its Greek connections it became a conduit between Greek and Roman culture.

Once the Western Roman Empire fell, it became the capital of the Kingdom of Naples. The ancient Castle Nuovo, is one of the superb landmarks that dominates the city. Pope Celestine V resigned as pontiff in its grand hall back in 1294. Sant'Elmo is another castle in Naples and is built in the shape of a star. The Museo de Capodimonte is definitely worth a visit and features work by Rafael, Titian, Caravaggio and El Greco.

It also contains porcelain from the famous Capodimonte factory that used to be situated next door. With Luxury rental Naples you can explore and discover even more. Close to Naples are the Roman ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Naples is home of pizza, which was originally made here, the rest was history. It was created as a meal for the poor, but Ferdinand IV made it popular with the upper classes.

The Margherita pizza is named after Queen Margherita of Savoy who visited Naples. Spaghetti also comes from Naples as does the sauce Ragu. The romantic guitar and the mandolin all herald from the city. The Teatro di San Carlo was built in 1737 and is the oldest working theatre in Europe, and is the operatic centre of Naples.

Opera singer Enrico Caruso was considered a man of the people in Naples as he came from the working class. The one sport that dominates Naples is football with Napoli, winners of the Italian league twice, the Italian cup 4 times and the UEFA cup once. In the 1980's they had Diego Maradona as a player and they went on to win their league titles.