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For those interested in the Isle of Capri, this is a good one. It is run by Rebecca Brooks, resident of Capri and as delightful as the isle, itself! She will tell you what you need to know about visiting the island. |
| For those of you crazy about Neapolitan home-cooking (and if you're not, you're just plain crazy) this is a fine personal page by a longtime resident of the area. | |
| Excellent general page about Naples. It includes recent Italian-language newspaper articles about the city. It now also mirrors much of the material on this Around Naples website. It also has German and Chinese articles! | |
This is the official website for the city of Naples. It is in Italian. |
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| Schedule for the San Carlo Theater. | |
| Provides a schedule of concerts put on by the Alessandro Scarlatti Association. | |
| Link to the geology observatory on Mt. Vesuvius. Good English-language page, as well, plus history and current research. There are two people on duty all the time, watching the squiggles on the monitors! You can, too. They are updated every 40 seconds. If they start to squiggle too wildly (the graphs, not the people), run. | |
| For those interested in Totò, the great Neapolitan comic, there are a number of sites. This one looks good. | |
| Science City in Bagnoli maintains this page. It's a good hands-on science fair for both kids and adults. | |
| This is a German company specializing in records and books about Naples. | |
http://botw.org/top/Regional/Europe/Italy/ |
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site is called Best of the Web. If you start at the top, Italy, you can
easily work your way down the heirarchy to Naples and the area. Good
quick searches for lodging, restaurants, etc. |
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have a look at Flavio's website. It's a good personal page by a young
Neapolitan with interests in photography, aeronautics and music. This
link is to the "Naples" section. |