Dimora dei Giganti - a typical neapolitan terrace

In the heart of the old centre, immersed in the one of Naples’ traditionally atmospheric alleyways, nestled between clothes drying in the sun and the smell of traditional cooking, and amongst the rich historical context of both artistic and cultural heritage. The result of the restructuring carried out by the owners who are architects, the rooms are pervaded by an age old feeling, preserved through the enhancement of the original building and material elements, contemporary shapes and creations, alongside, colours and objects drawn from a rich Neapolitan and southern artistic and iconographic heritage, it is also eclectic as there are many travel keepsakes to be found within the property.
The apartment, consists of five comfortable rooms with bathroom, a large and sunny living room, an fully equipped kitchen, offers a space characterised by the high ceilings and the warmth of the terracotta floors. A charming terrace, characterized by the cool blue shades of the majolica benches and populated by camellias and old roses, offers tables under the shade of a canopy and it’s an ideal place to enjoy your free time, enjoy breakfast and sip a drink in thew balmy Neapolitan evenings
A few meters away: San Gregorio Armeno is the street to find nativity scene artisans, there is also the entrance to the Napoli Sotterranea, the Church of San Lorenzo, Naples Cathedral and the Treasure of San Gennaro, the Sansevero Chapel, Spaccanapoli, the Archaeological Museum, and MADRE the new Museum of Contemporary Art.

few meters away: San Gregorio Armeno is the street to find nativity scene artisans, there is also the entrance to the Napoli Sotterranea, the Church of San Lorenzo, Naples Cathedral and the Treasure of San Gennaro, the Sansevero Chapel, Spaccanapoli, the Archaeological Museum, and MADRE the new Museum of Contemporary Art.