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The two apartmets are located in the heart of Toledo, the richest and busiest commercial artery that leads, to the north, to the oldest part of the historic center, to the Sanità and via Foria and, to the south, to the Maschio Angioino, the Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace, Santa Lucia and the legendary Lungomare that runs up to Mergellina and the Posillipo hill. Just a 3-minute walk away is the famous Toledo Metro station from which, in three stops, you can reach the central railway station in Piazza Garibaldi. 500 meters away is the Augusteo funicular stop which takes you to the Vomero hill. Molo Beverello, where ferries and hydrofoils depart for Capri, Ischia and Procida, is about 1 km away and can be covered on foot in 20 minutes.

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Very bright and in the center of the liveliest part of the Spanish Quarters, Casa Mia 1 and Casa Mia 2 overlook the interweaving of alleys animated by the murals of Maradona and Totò, surrounded by traditional taverns and from the lively art and craft shops. Among the churches of the Spanish Century and the ancient frescoed palaces, Casa Mia welcomes you with joy offering you the best comforts for your stay.

Vista da palazzo Donn'Anna sul golfo di Napoli

The Quartieri Spagnoli are one of the most fascinating and folkloristic areas of Naples. What characterizes them is the reticular structure that descends from the heights dominated by Castel Sant'Elmo and extends over 3 areas: San Ferdinando, Avvocata and Montecalvario. The Districts were born by the will of the viceroy don Pedro of Toledo, in 1536 and are today one of the most visited and photographed places by tourists attracted by the Pignasecca market, by the murals depicting the iconic characters of Naples and by the sacred and mysterious Underground Naples. What makes this neighborhood so characteristic are thevicariellithat cross it. To grasp the authentic beauty of this place, the advice is to get lost in its narrow streets, randomly discovering smells, noises, colors and hidden corners.