Through the alleys of the Spanish Quarters in Naples
How beautiful it is to walk through the alleys of the Spanish quarters of Naples.
It really feels like being in a world apart: lots of tourists, lots of restaurants and businesses, and almost everywhere, Neapolitan symbols and slogans.
To tell the truth, every time I have been to Naples, I have always avoided crossing them out of mistrust. I must admit, wrongly: it is a beautiful walk and you can breathe a very Neapolitan air.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.

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The so-called Spanish Quarters are located in the historic center of the city of Naples, and concern that part of the city's urban context comprising, mainly, the Montecalvario neighborhood, with smaller portions of the San Ferdinando and Avvocata neighborhoods.
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For the alleys of the Spanish Quarters in Naples – Pour les ruelles du quartier espagnol de Naples – Por los callejones del Barrio Español de Nápoles – Pelas ruelas dos bairros espanhóis em Nápoles – Für die Gassen des Spanischen Viertels in Neapel – Đối với những con hẻm của Khu Tây Ban Nha ở Naples – 穿过那不勒斯西班牙区的小巷 – ナポリのスペイン地区の路地を通って