Created by Kenzo Tange and Associates, the Romeo is opposite the ferry port for Capri and Ischia. The hotel features stylish rooms, a rooftop pool overlooking Naples Harbour, and a modern spa. Wi-Fi is free. Rooms at Romeo Hotel are spacious and feature designer furnishings, including a Nespresso coffee machine and Tramontano leather goods. A sweet and savoury breakfast buffet is served each morning in the Beluga Lounge Bar & Terrace on the 9th floor. Here you can also enjoy lunch and snacks during the day, as well as dinner and delicious cocktails. The cigar room and games lounge in the lobby provide an elegant setting to relax in. The Michelin-starred Il Comandante restaurant on the 10th floor offers gourmet cuisine and panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples. Guests can enjoy a daily free access to the Dogana del Sale, the hotel's 1000 m² spa which includes a modern gym, kneipp path, hot tubs, saunas and sensory showers. A children's play area is also available. The concierge is always on hand to provide all the tourist information you desire.

Pamper your little ones with a fun shopping-spree from at Leonetti Giocattoli. This toy store was established in 1898 and has been one of the favorite toy shops in town. Whether you want a cute doll for your princess or a electric robot for your prince, this store has something for everyone. In addition to the soft toys, there are wooden toys, cars, masks, outfits and accessories for a fun kids party. All in all, children of all ages are sure to enjoy a visit here.

Centro Musei delle Scienze Naturali e Fisiche belongs to the University of Naples. It was founded in 1992 to study and record five different subdivisions: physics, anthropology, mineralogy, paleontology and zoology. The museum itself holds over 150,000 exhibits solely collected by the beginning of the 19th century, as well as other recent archaeological findings. Situated close to the University, the museum lies on the Mezzocannone street. The Zoology Museum is especially popular with children: they are often fascinated with life-sized animals.

The recently rebuilt town theatre was recently relaunched on the lively circuit of the most important Neopolitan theatres. It is located in the heart of Naples right behind the neoclassical colonnade on Piazza del Plebiscito and is not far from the royal Bourbon palace. The billing is aimed at satisfying the demands and curiosity of a cult audience with attention to new tendencies of modern and avant garde theatre, as well as the timeless classics. Advance tickets can be bought from the box office. There are many shops, restaurants and pizzerias in the area open for the post theatre trade.

Built by a Belgian financier in the late 19th Century, the splendid Grand Hotel Vesuvio's attractive seafront location and superb comfort have long made it one of the city's preferred luxury hideaway for rich and famous ones. Guests such as tenor Enrico Caruso, that chosed to make the hotel his home during the last years of his life. Some suites have antique furniture and some very good features making your stay memorable and worth coming back again.

Hidden away beneath Naples' bustling Old Town is a world of wonder. Constructed over a period of 2,400 years, a series of tunnels, caves, and caverns exist underneath the city streets. Several of these were originally created by the Greeks who quarried tuft for construction, transforming the resulting hollow spaces into reservoirs and water cisterns. During WWII, some of these were repurposed for use as air-raid shelters. Across the ages, each civilization built upon the existing network of tunnels, finding new ways to interweave their lives above ground with the world beneath. Far from being forlorn and featureless, this subterranean labyrinth is riddled with the remains of Nero's lost theater, aqueducts, places of worship, catacombs, and many more veiled pieces of Naples' long and eventful history.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli boasts the Farnese collection, a sizeable art collection in Italy. It includes precious paintings by Titian and other great masters, antique sculptures and great Renaissance pieces from Barbo and Fulvio Orsini. The collection is enriched by the significant archaeological collection in history, consisting of the precious remains of towns buried by Vesuvius during the eruption of 79 AD. Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli or National Archaeological Museum of Naples also has pieces from Etruscan and Roman civilizations from cities such as Capua, Nola, Pozzuoli, Baia, Miseno, Capri and many more. The museum is prominent for featuring artworks and artifacts from several periods, including the Egyptian collection.

Here you will find a large assortment of toys by the best brands. The sales assisants are competent and capable of providing you with descriptions and advice to help you choose the right item. The reasonable prices at this shop and its close proximity to the metro station will render your shopping experience more enjoyable.

This new establishment has every comfort you would expect from an MGallery hotel, all in the heart of the historic centre of Naples in the elegant Palazzo Caracciolo. The building itself is steeped in history and was once home to an aristocratic family and even the King of Naples. All of the attractions of this vibrant city are nearby. Palazzo Caracciolo Napoli features an elegant restaurant where you can sample local flavours and Mediterranean dishes. You will also find a stylish bar and a total of 8 meeting rooms.

Villa Comunale lies between the Via Caracciolo seafront and Chiaia riviera, close to Piazza Vittoria and Piazza della Repubblica. Opened to the public at the end of the 18th century and later enlarged and embellished, it is now one of the Neapolitans' favorite places for a walk, bike ride, skate ride or just sitting in the shade of its huge trees. The avenues are adorned with monuments and statues of famous citizens and fountains that celebrate classical mythology. One of the first you see as you come from Piazza Vittoria is that of Flora Capitolina; further up on the left is that of Oreste and Electra, then there is the fountain of St. Lucy, which is one of Naples' most beautiful. Close to the entrance to the Aquarium, another fountain celebrates the myth of Castor and Pollux. Then there are the Fountain of the Four Lions (whose basin comes from the Temple of Poseidon in Paestum), and the fountain of the Flora del Belvedere (near the Casina Pompeiana, home to the Società di Belle Arti Salvador Rosa). Further on, you will find the fountain of the Rape of the Sabines, then that of the Rape of Europa. An equestrian statue is that of Armando Diaz on a pedestal 16m high. Then there is the statue of the Pellicano that celebrates the support received by Naples from the Italian people during the cholera epidemic of 1884.

The Orto Botanico was created by Giuseppe Bonaparte, the king of Naples and brother of Napoleon, during the brief French domination at the start of the 19th century. The scientific park has reconstructions of various environmental habitats and greenhouses in which different micro-climates are recreated. The monumental, Neo-Classical glass-house displays interesting herbariums and a specialized library. Today, the Botanical Garden is annexed to the Faculty of Science of the University Studi Federico II and visits are available by reservation only. Entry is free.

Toys Center has many stores all across Italy. Their store in Naples is located on Via Terracina and is open through the week. Their stores are home to all sorts of games and toys for children of all ages. They have a very wide and varied range that includes all of the old classic toys and modern interactive games. Their selection is extensive and comprises of toys for newborns to young teens.