Dimora Cavalcanti · Naples
Location
In the heart of via Toledo, a short walk from all of Naples.
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The location
On via Toledo, where Naples keeps its rhythm
Dimora Cavalcanti looks out onto via Toledo, the thoroughfare that has run through the heart of the city for five centuries. Beyond the front door is the real Naples: historic shops, the alleys of the Quartieri Spagnoli, the evening stroll. Inside, the silence of the palazzo.
From here everything is within walking distance: the UNESCO historic center, the seafront, the museums, the sea. A location that never asks you to choose between the center of the city and the calm of a private residence.
Getting around
Toledo metro station
3 min walk
Funicolare Centrale
6 min walk
Molo Beverello ferry port
10 min by taxi
Napoli Centrale station
15 min by metro
Capodichino Airport
25 min by taxi
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Steps away
Right at the center of it all
Whether you’re here for art, the sea or Naples by night, the residence is the ideal starting point. Here is what awaits you just beyond the front door, all within walking distance.
Galleria Umberto I
4 min
Teatro San Carlo
5 min
Piazza del Plebiscito
6 min
Royal Palace
7 min
Spaccanapoli
8 min
Seafront
12 min
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Getting here
Reaching us is easy
By plane
From Naples-Capodichino airport, about 7 km away, the residence is around 25 minutes by taxi. Alternatively, the Alibus shuttle stops a short walk from via Toledo. (Times and fares to be confirmed.)
By train
From Napoli Centrale, metro Line 1 reaches Toledo station in a few stops; from there it’s a 3-minute walk. By taxi, about 15 minutes.
By car
Via Toledo is a limited traffic zone (ZTL). We recommend a partner car park nearby: we’ll send you detailed directions before you arrive. (Parking arrangement to be confirmed.)
On foot from the center
From the historic center and Spaccanapoli it is an easy walk: follow via Toledo to the front door of the residence.
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The map
Find us here
Via Toledo 348, 80134 Naples (NA)
The front door is on via Toledo, level with the Toledo metro station. By taxi, simply say via Toledo 348: everyone knows it.
If you’re arriving by car, message us before you arrive: the area is a limited traffic zone and we’ll tell you where to stop to unload your luggage and where to leave the car.
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The rooms
Six rooms, six neighborhoods
Each one dedicated to a corner of Naples, all in the silence of the eighteenth-century palazzo. From 20 to 31 square meters, with different outlooks: some face via Toledo, others look onto the inner side, where not even the noise of the street reaches.
The journal
Naples, told
Itineraries, addresses and corners of the city around the residence: the Naples we love to recommend. Where to eat away from tourist traps, what to see a few minutes from the front door, and the places that usually never make it into the guidebooks.