The Spanish Quarters — or Quartieri Spagnoli — lie in the heart of Naples’ historic center, weaving together centuries of architecture, history, and local life. Built in the 16th century under the rule of Spanish viceroy Pedro de Toledo, these narrow, lively streets were originally created to house Spanish military troops. Their unique grid-like urban design flows down from Castel Sant’Elmo, creating a maze of alleys full of character, color, and contradiction. Once a symbol of military control, the neighborhood has evolved into one of the city’s most iconic and expressive areas — a living museum of street art, resilience, and Neapolitan identity. As we walk through the San Ferdinando, Avvocata, and Montecalvario districts, your guide will reveal how this once-marginalized area became a vibrant canvas of rebellion, memory, and hope.

استكشف أقدم سوق شوارع في نابولي، نابضًا بالحياة والأصوات والروائح. هنا ستتذوق أشهى المأكولات المحلية الطازجة، وتشاهد كيف يتسوق النابوليون ويأكلون ويعيشون كل يوم.