Port'Alba in Naples: photos, reviews

About

Port'Alba in Napoli stands as a captivating relic from 1625, weaving a tale of history amidst the vibrant chaos of Piazza Dante. As you pass through this intriguing city gate, you'll find yourself on Via d'Alba, where charming shops line the street and lively stalls brim with books and musical instruments. With a backdrop adorned by bas-reliefs and crowned with a statue, the entrance offers a glimpse into the artistry commissioned by the Spanish Viceroy. This spot invites exploration with its fascinating heritage, complemented by an array of delightful restaurants and cafes. A visit here promises not only a journey through time but also a lively day out for the whole family.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Dante - Port'alba

Bus stop 60 m walk

Museo Nazionale

Bus stop 394 m walk

Dante - M

Bus stop 137 m walk

via Toledo

Bus stop 342 m walk

Sant'anna Dei Lombardi

Bus stop 308 m walk

Dante

Subway station 100 m walk

4.5

based on 181 review

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4.5/5 181 review

Mariluce Nale Pinto Ferreira

Pizza muito gostosa , como não reservamos lugar , tivemos que sentar dentro. Tinha lugar e não precisamos esperar O garçom tentou nos avisar que a pizza era grande ! Pedimos 3 , sendo uma tamanho bom pra 1 pessoa e as outras duas eram grandes, podíamos ter pedido apenas 2 que serviria os 3

Nevenka Nikolić

Nije mi jasno da neko moze da dozvoli da mu musterije stoje na +38,bez suncobrana ili bilo kakce zastite.A hos su mi manje jadni ljudi koji to rade.Znam da je tu dugogodisnja autenticnost veoma bitna ali jedno je sigurno u Napulju nisam jela losu pizzu.A nije mi se cekalo ovde kad ima lepo ohladjenih tetasa i mnogo dobrih pizza u istoj ulicu

Isabelle Ana-Maria

Stunning historic gateway with beautiful details and a lively atmosphere. Cozy bookshops and cafés nearby make it a perfect spot to soak up local charm. Highly recommend stopping by!