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MCARTHURGLEN LA REGGIA DESIGNER OUTLET Designer Brands at 35-70% Less NOVEMBER 2015 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO GO RECOMMENDED BY YOUR CONCIERGE Fashion, art and traditions ALL YOU CAN DO IN THE CITY MCARTHURGLEN LA REGGIA DESIGNER OUTLET Designer brands at 35-70% less SHOPPING | DINING | ENTERTAINMENT | MUSEUMS&ATTRACTIONS FOR THE LABEL LOVERS DESIGNER BRANDS AT 35-70% LESS. ALL YEAR ROUND. McArthurGlen.it/Marcianise Daily shuttle bus service from Naples GL0939_4_AW15_La Reggia_Press_Where Naples FP_207x277mm_AW.indd 1 13/10/2015 11:41 Client -- McAGMcAG TypeType AreaArea -- N/AN/A Initials -- SPSP Outlet -- LaLa ReggiaReggia BleedBleed -- 55 mmmm Scale -- 100100 Ad Type -- PressPress Date -- 13–10–201513–10–2015 Effective DPI -- +300+300 PublicationPublication -- WhereWhere NaplesNaples FileFile NameName -- GL0939_4_AW15_La GL0939_4_AW15_La Reggia_Press_Where Reggia_Press_Where Naples Naples FP_207x277mm_AW FP_207x277mm_AW SizeSize -- 207x277mm207x277mm 11.15 CONTENTS The Plan The Guide Let's get started The best of Naples, Coast & 41 Islands 2 Editor's Note 4 Hot Dates 48 20 SHOPPING The hottest dates in November to make your stay in Naples an Major shopping areas and our unforgettable experience choice of the best specialty stores 32 DINING The top restaurants and pizzerias recommended by Where 41 ENTERTAINMENT How to enjoy your stay in Naples and on the Coast & Islands 64 My perfect day Rosanna Marziale MUSEUMS & Interview with the Chef of Le 48 ATTRACTIONS Colonne restaurant in Caserta Main museum attractions and must-see exhibitions in Naples Also Inside 14 and on the Coast & Islands 46 The Phlegrean Area by night 54 OUT OF TOWN Unmissable night time experience: from the thermal Unmissable out-of-town sights: baths to nightspots right up welcome to Sannio guided tours of Solfatara and Rione Terra 58 ESSENTIALS 54 Out of town Tips for getting around in In discovery of Caserta. From Naples, Pompeii, Herculaneum, The Reggia to the Belvedere of Oplonti and on the San Leucio passing through the Coast&Islands streets of Casertavecchia MAP PAGE 62 Where Now 10 THE CULT OF THE DEAD 19 COFFEE WITH A meld of the sacred and the Interview with Ciro Cacciola, profane, curiosities and Neapolitan General Manager of Mav, the ON THE COVER Cover image by La Reggia traditions linked to ‘All Souls’ month Virtual Archaeological Museum of Designer Outlet Marcianise 14 NAPLES AND ITS CASTELS Herculaneum STAY IN TOUCH A trip amist towers, ancient 38 DINING legends, architectural treasures and A trip in discovery of the best sweet W www.wherenaples.com breathtaking views, in discovery of wines of the region. The most Like us on facebook.com/ the symbols of the city representative labels of Campania wherenaples MASCHIO ANGOINO PH RITA CHILIBERTI MASCHIO ANGOINO PH RITA wherenaples.com How to enjoy your stay in Naples www.wheretraveler.com 1 EXPO | CAMPANIA FOOD FOR THE SOUL WHERE | NAPLES COAST&ISLANDS WHERE NAPLES COAST&ISLANDS PROJECT IS YOU’LL SEE US LIKE THIS! THE PHOTOS MOST VIEWED BY NEWSPAPERS WORLDWIDE ENDORSED BY WHERE NAPLES COAST&ISLANDS published by: IES COMUNICAZIONE SRL What does happiness Via Agostino Depretis, 51 80133 Napoli T/Fax: 081 6174239 www.wherenaples.com sound like? Campania, COMUNE DI CAPRI PUBLISHER AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF German ensemble Liquid Penguin records the joyful sounds of Naples with ‘FeliCittà’ the culinary cradle Serena Altieri of Italy ([email protected]) EDITORIAL (IES COMUNICAZIONE SRL) EDITORIAL COORDINATION COMUNE DI ERCOLANO Ilaria Puglia ([email protected]) EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Carey Bernitz DESIGNER Elizabeth Jeanette Deleacaes CONTRIBUTING WRITERS/EDITORS At Expo Milano, this region, symbolically associated with the Mediterranean Monica Piscitelli, Ilaria Puglia. Diet, the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, presented its best HOTEL PR SERVICES Valeria Fusco gastronomic offerings, demonstrating a renewed interest for environmental ([email protected]) control and monitoring. A region that offers a variety of high-quality PRINTED BY A.TETI S.R.L. organic agricultural products unequalled in Italy, boasting tracts of land, Via E. Gianturco, 31/C - 80146 Napoli www.tipteti.com Visit www.wherenaples.com 97% of which are clean, untainted and environmentally protected. It was, to listen to a preview of the REG.TRIB. NAPOLI No. 7, 7 FEBRUARY 2014 joyful sounds of Naples. in fact, at Expo that the President of the Regione Campania, Vincenzo De WHERE NAPLES IS DISTRIBUTED FREE AT TOP Luca, reminded us that Campania ranks number one in Italy in terms of HOTELS AND AT SEVERAL SELECT LOCATIONS. environmental control and monitoring systems. Where® is also published in Milan by Where Italia “We felt the need to re-launch the products of Campania on a large scale by srl and in Rome by Tourist Media srl raising awareness about their sustainability and artisanal excellence which MORRIS VISITOR PUBLICATIONS deserves to be promoted. A perfect MVP EXECUTIVE example is Gragnano pasta which is CHAIRMAN William S. Morris III not only the best in the world but PRESIDENT AND CEO An acoustic documentary to immortalize the words and associate with happiness. The interviewers then recorded also a true work of art, like the silk William S. Morris IV sounds that the Neapolitan people associate with the idea the respondents’ answers . MANAGING DIRECTOR EUROPE produced in San Leucio”. This explains Chris Manning of joy, wellbeing and peace. Director Katharina Bihler The German duo not only interviewed both citizens why at Expo Campania’s claim was and composer Stefan Scheib, of German ensemble and institutions but also travelled around the outskirts Where® Magazine makes every effort to ensure the Liquid Penquin, achieved this feat with ‘FeliCittà’ an of the centre recording the most disparate and typical “Food for the soul”. accuracy of the information it publishes, but cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from errors or omissions. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in initiative promoted by the Goethe Institut as part of the sounds: from the sound of the waves on the Lungomare In Campania you can savour authentic, part is strictly prohibited. ‘Cantiere Felicità’ project. to the silence of the Certosa, from the music played at On account of not being able to source the authors of the photos published, our controlled products in a context that publishing company is at the disposition of anyone wishing to contact it. For roughly two weeks, in September the Liquid the Conservatory of San Pietro a Majella to the sound aims to promote a philosophy of life Penguin travelled around Naples with their of Caserta Vecchia right up to that of Solfatara. In short, designed not only to foster a healthy Glückscontainer, a ‘happiness confessional’, resembling they recorded the joyful voice of Naples. personal lifestyle but also improve a photo booth. Random citizens were stopped and asked The Liquid Penguin have worked since 1996 in the field collective wellbeing. to step inside to tell the pair about the sounds that they of contemporary music and sound art. Those of you wishing to publish your favourite photo of Naples should write to us either at [email protected] wherenaples.com How to enjoy your stay in Naples or on facebook.com/wherenaples and we’ll publish it. 2 WHERE NAPLES I COAST&ISLANDS I NOVEMBER 2015 www.wheretraveler.com 3 WHERE NOW | CALENDAR NOVEMBER HOT DATES The hottest dates in November chosen by Where to make your stay in Naples and on the Coast and Islands a truly unforgettable experience! FROM NOVEMBER UNTIL FEBRUARY I AM NOT I ▲Personal exhibition by Boris SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Mikhailov, one of UNTIL FEBRUARY 13-1 the leading and most celebrated artists to have emerged from PAINTING ACTIONISM, the former Soviet Union. In his photography EXCESS AND 21-22 Mikhailov deals with social issues, analysing 28 SENSUALITY FABIO LUISI the profound and traumatic changes that ◄ The exhibition shows the genesis, ► Will conduct soprano Julia Kelter and have invested, and continue to invest his development and meaning of action painting in contralto Patricia Bardon accompanied country, the Ukraine and, by transposition, relation to the Orgien Mysterien Theatre. It takes by the Orchestra and Chorus of the San contemporary identity itself. In particular, its inspiration from a pivotal statement made by Carlo Opera House. Maestro Luisi will the exhibition explores the themes of social the artist in 1964: “My action painting is the visible lead the orchestra and singers in Mahler’s oppression, poverty, abandonment and grammar of my theatre of action on the surface of a Symphony No. 2 in C minor ‘Resurrection’. solitude. canvas”. On display eighty-eight Schuttbilder taken Teatro San Carlo. Via San Carlo, 98, Naples. Museo Madre. Via Settembrini, 79, Naples. from ten different painting actions. T: 0817972331 T: 08119313016 Museo Hermann Nitsch. Vico Lungo Pontecorvo, 29/d, www.teatrosancarlo.it www.madrenapoli.it Naples. T: 0815641655 BORIS MIKHAILOV, BY THE GROUND. COURTESY THE ARTIST BY THE GROUND. COURTESY BORIS MIKHAILOV, MUSEO NITSCH ACTIONISM, EXCESS AND SENSUALITY, PAINTING NAPOLI 2014 - 2016©A. BENESTANTE www.museonitsch.org 4 WHERE NAPLES I COAST&ISLANDS I NOVEMBER 2015 www.wheretraveler.com 5 Search the full Calendar at wherenaples.com WHERE NOW | CALENDAR NOVEMBER UNTIL DECEMBER THEATRE: “One flew over the cuckoo’s nest”, WHAT'S ON FROM FRIDAY 1 by Dale Wasserman. Teatro Bellini, Naples TO SUNDAY ART: “Pompeii and Europe”. Museo SPORT 2 Archeologico di Napoli e Scavi di Pompei FOOTBALL OPERA: “La Traviata”, by Giuseppe Verdi. Italian Championship A Series Directed by Ferzan Ozpetek. Teatro San Carlo, 3 Naples Napoli vs Udinese > 7 November 19 ART: “Capri The Island of Art”, a project in Napoli vs Inter > 21 November 6-8 GILBERTO ZORIO discovery of the Island through art. Capri Stadio San Paolo. Piazzale Tecchio, Napoli. T: 0812395623 4 ► Personal exhibition by Biella- www.sscnapoli.it THEATRE: “La musica provata”, by Erri De Luca. born artist Gilberto Zorio, a BASKETBALL 5 Music by S. Di Battista.
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