Observe the former royal residence built in the 17th century, which served as the seat of the Bourbon kings and faces Piazza del Plebiscito.

Walk through a 19th-century shopping arcade built after the 1884 cholera epidemic, covered by a glass and iron dome.

Explore a dense residential area built in the 16th century to house Spanish soldiers near the historic city center.

Visit a historic street market that has operated since the 19th century, selling food products for local residents.

Follow a long, straight street that traces the line of the ancient Greek city and divides the historic center in two.

See a street known for workshops that have produced handcrafted nativity figures since the 18th century.

Follow the ancient main east-west street of the old Greek and Roman city that runs through the historic center and was named after the courts once located at its eastern end.