aside from visiting the cathedrals… these are definitely some of the best spots I’ve come across in Naples..



Pizza:

Pizza da Michele most famous classic pizza.. V popular, so bit of a queue if you want to sit down but worth it.

Pizzeria al 22 / Pizzeria Da Atillo: great pizza place with a wider menu in a great old school neighbourhood

Pizzeria Gino e Toto Sorbillo - good sit down option on Tribunali, bit of a touristy area so busy so will need to wait, but decent

For non-pizza option: Ristorante Il Gobbetto - tho need to book. Get the 8-plate antipasti



Drinking:

Best two places are:

Cammarota Spritz / Pisadog 19 in the Spanish Quarter - great for starting off w couple of €1 aperols & vibes

Piazza Bellini - west end of Tribunali, basically a big square of bars where everyone meets up, students/arty/etc. Brown Peroni €1, Nastros €2.

Theres a club called Spazio Interlab which is meant to be cool, but havent been yet


++ Via dei Tribuanli is a really amazing long street, everything in the old town converges here, mostly locals, loads of great spots for coffee + canoli + to watch the peds bomb past. The Duomo is also close to here and worth a nose around

Bolognese and Bollinger

Any recommendations of restaurants in Dubrovnik and kotor?

Was in Venice a couple weeks ago, had some good food at the below if anyones heading there;

Osteria alle Testiere
CoVino
Al Covo
Osteria Trefanti (thanks for the recommendation swede)

La Bottiglia - good for during the day, sandwiches etc

glad you made it to trefanti toby

Recommendations for Florence?
Good wine bars and restaurants. There for a couple of days.

Gelato (Go somewhere where it's not all piled up on display)-
GROM (near Duomo)
Gelateria Della Passera (near Pitti Palace)

Museums and churches in order of must see-
Uffizi, Palazzo Vecchio, Museum Bargello, Palazzo Pitti, Galleria Dell'accademia, Santa Maria Novella (very quiet at ~3pm), Laurentian Library+Medici Chapels.

Edit: They were working on a fresco in situ in the refectory of Santa Maria Novella and turned of all of the lights for the other frescoes. That's what made it memorable. Hard to miss the Duomo, not the best art in it.

Anyone been to somewhere in Italy where the locals were good?

??? italians are amongst the nicest and more friendly people in Europe (except in the obvious super touristic places, but that's the same everywhere in the world)

any recommendations for bilbao?


any recommendations for bilbao?

Good places for food/coffee in Vienna?