Naples, “Napoli” in Italian, is only 142 miles from Rome and shares a fascinating history of its own. It was first settled by the Greeks and is among one of the oldest continuously inhabited urban regions in the world.  Its classic city center is the largest in Europe and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. In addition to the city's historical significance and stunning natural beauty, it has gained a worldwide reputation for its outstanding cuisine. 

Naples is renowned as the home of the pizza pie, and creating the perfect pizza Napoletana is a true work of art. It has also earned a place on UNESCO’s list of intangible cultural heritage (a knowledge or skill considered to be part of a place's cultural significance), with some stringent requirements to qualify.