On the attic floor of an ancient building located in the historic center of Naples, it dominates the roofs and domes and overlooks Vesuvius to the east and the hill with Castel Sant'Elmo and the Certosa di San Martino to the west.
The recent renovation by the architect owners has made it an apartment full of charm and pervaded by a Mediterranean and eclectic soul.
On the suggestive terrace majolica tables are placed under a straw one; terracotta jars, masonry planters, small vases with zoomorphic shapes and anthropomorphic Sicilian ceramics welcome Mediterranean, aromatic essences, jasmine and ancient roses, while the murmur of the water of a small enchanting majolica fountain provides the background for moments of relaxation before and after a dive into the populous life below.
The four guest rooms, air, water, fire and earth, evoke the four elements, all so strongly present in the Neapolitan territory. On their walls, paintings, prints, photographic images are an excursus of the places in Naples and its surroundings consecrated to them: a journey in pursuit of the fire that smolders under Vesuvius, of the water that shimmers in the gulf, above and below the teeming earth of traffic, with our eyes rolling in a city that is also a symbol, atmosphere, idea.

Located in the Borgo dei Vergini*, also known as the Baroque village due to the predominant style of its architecture, a district in which many recognize the most authentic and popular soul of the city, rich in cultural and artistic attractions, and from which you can reach San Gregorio Armeno and the street of nativity scenes, Underground Naples , the Cathedral of San Gennaro, San Lorenzo Maggiore, San Domenico Maggiore, Santa Chiara, Sansevero Chapel, Spaccanapoli, the “MADRE” Contemporary Art Museum and the National Archaeological Museum.

The house is also close to METRO lines 1 and 2 from which to start your excursions.