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12 April 201828 August 2024

Pizza Margherita with buffalo mozzarella in Naples

Pizza Margherita with buffalo mozzarella in Naples
Pizza margherita in Naples is a perfect science. Wherever you try it, you always leave satisfied.
This was a great margherita pizza with buffalo mozzarella and DOP tomatoes…. a grannìzzi ’i Dìu!

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Photo taken with iPhone 6.

Pizzaria tasted in Naples in the Pizzeria Attanasio.

A widespread belief has it that in June 1889, to honor the Queen of Italy, Margherita di Savoia, the chef Raffaele Esposito of Pizzeria Brandi invented a dish that he called pizza-Margherita (with reference to the fact that the term “pizza”, then unknown outside the city of Naples, almost always indicated sweet pies), where the savoury toppings that he got his hands on, tomato, mozzarella and basil, even represented the same colours as the Italian flag.
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Margherita pizza with buffalo mozzarella in Naples – Margherita-Pizza mit Büffelmozzarella in Neapel – Pizza Margherita với phô mai mozzarella trâu ở Naples

10 April 201828 August 2024

Pizza with sausage and broccoli in Naples

Pizza with sausage and broccoli in Naples
It is one of the most typical of Naples, obviously excluding the margherita and the marinara. This one in particular was chosen by a colleague of mine and it was really good!

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Friarielli, also called broccoletti in Rome, cime di rapa in Puglia, rapini in Tuscany, are the newly developed inflorescences of the turnip top. Typically part of Neapolitan cuisine, they are used in other regions of Italy as well as in Spanish Galicia and Portugal (grelos), as well as in Chinese cuisine.
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Pizza with sausage and broccoli in Naples – La pizza de salchicha y brócoli en Nápoles – La pizza aux saucisses et au brocoli à Naples – A pizza de salsicha e brócolos em Nápoles – Die Wurst-Brokkoli-Pizza in Neapel – Pizza xúc xích và bông cải xanh ở Naples

29 August 201718 March 2022

Pizza napoletana: la migliore se mangiata a Napoli

Pizza napoletana: la migliore se mangiata a Napoli.
Era diverso tempo che non andavo a Napoli con la nave ed ancora molto di più che non riuscivo a mangiare una buona pizza napoletana.
Non me ne vogliano i miei amici pizzaioli ma a Napoli è un’altra cosa. Poi, posso ammettere che in certe pizzerie sia altrettanto buona, ma è una cosa quasi differente.

Questa era una semplicissima margherita mangiata in una altrettanto semplice trattoria/pizzeria proprio di fronte al terminal crociere della città Partenopea.

Photo taken with iPhone 6.

Ma ovunque si possa mangiare una pizza a Napoli, andate sempre sul sicuro perché è buona in ogni posto scegliate.

A widespread belief has it that in June 1889, to honor the Queen of Italy, Margherita di Savoia, the chef Raffaele Esposito of Pizzeria Brandi invented a dish that he called pizza-Margherita (with reference to the fact that the term “pizza”, then unknown outside the city of Naples, almost always indicated sweet pies), where the savoury toppings that he got his hands on, tomato, mozzarella and basil, even represented the same colours as the Italian flag.
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3 July 20179 April 2021

Foto di Kagoshima in Giappone

Foto di Kagoshima in Giappone.
Eccovi una delle foto di Kagoshima in Giappone, scattate diverso tempo fa dall’amico Checco.
Kagoshima è un’isola vulcanica giapponese a pochi chilometri dal vulcano attivo Sakurajima.
Detta anche la “Napoli del Giappone” per la somiglianza (paesaggistica) con la città partenopea. Le due città hanno infatti anche un gemellaggio.

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Photo of Kagoshima in Japan / Foto von Kagoshima in Japan / Ảnh về Kagoshima ở Nhật Bản

15 April 20174 August 2024

The Faun of Pompeii, an exceptional statue

The Faun of Pompeii is probably one of the most famous bronze statues in the world.
It gives its name to the House of the same name (called precisely the House of the Faun) and represents a dancing satyr.

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Photo taken with Canon 600D and lens Tamron 16-300.

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This is the institutional website of the park: pompeiisites.org.

The House of the Faun is a Roman house, buried during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 and rediscovered following the archaeological excavations of ancient Pompeii: it is one of the largest homes in the city and owes its name to a bronze statue, depicting a satyr, placed in the impluvium. It occupies almost entirely the Insula 12 of Regio VI.
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The Faun of Pompeii, an exceptional statue – Le Faune de Pompéi, une statue exceptionnelle – El Fauno de Pompeya, una estatua excepcional – O Fauno de Pompéia, uma estátua excepcional – Der Faun von Pompeji, eine außergewöhnliche Statue – Faun of Pompeii, một bức tượng đặc biệt – 庞贝的农牧神，一座非凡的雕像 – ポンペイの牧神、並外れた像

26 March 201724 September 2024

Fresco from the Lupanar of Pompeii

24 January 201630 November 2020

Sampdoria-Napoli 2015/2016

13 April 201521 December 2020

Vesuvio visto da Sorrento

Vesuvio visto da Sorrento.
Probabilmente è fin troppo facile fare una foto quando hai a disposizione un tramonto a Sorrento, il Vesuvio sullo sfondo, una barca e un pescatore! In ogni caso si tratta di un panorama talmente suggestivo e romantico che mi fa piacere proporvelo.

4 August 201425 July 2024

A statuette of Pulcinella

A statuette of Pulcinella.
Today I didn't know what to put on the site so I worked a bit (in hdr) on this photo I took some time ago.
The subject, as the title suggests, is a statuette of Pulcinella.

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Pulcinella (derived from Puccio d’Aniello, in Neapolitan: Pulecenella) is a Neapolitan mask of the commedia dell’arte. The Pulcinella mask, as we know it today, was invented in Acerra by the Capuan actor Silvio Fiorillo in the first decades of the seventeenth century, but his modern costume was invented in the nineteenth century by Antonio Petito. In fact, originally, the Fiorillo mask wore a bicorn hat (different from the current “sugar loaf” one) and had a beard and moustache.
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