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Via dei Tribunali
Sight4.7 · 1 0584.4 · 809≈ 1 h 30 minFree entry
Via dei Tribunali is the pulsating historic spine of Naples, following the ancient Greek Decumanus Major laid out in the 5th century BC. It gained its current name in the 16th century when Viceroy Don Pedro de Toledo relocated the royal law courts to nearby Castel Capuano. Today, this vibrant street embodies genuine Neapolitan soul, lined with baroque churches, secret underground passages, and iconic pizzerias like Gino Sorbillo.
Highlights
- Ancient Greek Decumanus Major dating back to the 5th century BC
- Legendary historic pizzerias including Gino Sorbillo and Di Matteo
- Atmospheric churches and entrances to subterranean Napoli Sotterranea
- Authentic buzz of laundry-strung alleys in the UNESCO historic center
What’s nearby
Santa Maria della Colonna
0 min walk · 17 m
Centro Storico
1 min walk · 50 m
Chiesa dei Girolamini
1 min walk · 73 m
Oratorio dell'Assunta
1 min walk · 74 m
Antica Pizzeria Di Matteo
1 min walk · 78 m
4.2
Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore
1 min walk · 94 m
Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro
1 min walk · 116 m
4.6
Chiesa del Carminiello ai Mannesi is a baroque church in Naples.
1 min walk · 119 m
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