Napoli

It was probably founded by inhabitants of the Greek colony Cuma, around the eighth century B.C, just a few kilometres from the more ancient town Partenope. For this reason it was named Neapolis (from Greek, meaning New City). Its buildings, museums and even the language spoken by natives bear traces of all periods of its history, from its Greek birth, until the present days.The noblity of Rome, attracted by greek culture, climate and luxuriant nature, chose Napoli for studies and holidays.