Odyssey 2018 - A very old monastery in Napoli


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March 12th 2018
Published: March 13th 2018
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This morning we traveled with Francesco to visit the Certosa di San Martino ("Charterhouse of St. Martin"), a former monastery complex turned into a museum. Along with the Castel Sant'Elmo that stands beside it, this is the most visible landmark of the city, perched atop the Vomero hill that commands a panoramic view over the Gulf of Naples below. We and a group of friends (Lucy Tullo, Danielle a... Read Full Entry



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Plate of breaded goodiesPlate of breaded goodies
Plate of breaded goodies

Eggplant, artichokes, rice balls, mozzarella strips, french fries.
Dee's chicken parmesanDee's chicken parmesan
Dee's chicken parmesan

Made with homemade tomato sauce and homegrown broccoli (courtesy of Francesco and Anna).
Francesco on his scooterFrancesco on his scooter
Francesco on his scooter

Viewed from our 3rd-floor balcony



13th March 2018

Glad to see you had such a great tour guide. You will need to return the favor when Francesco and his family come to Daytona. Cool pics again and such great history. Mitch you should have your Blogs published as a tour guide for many to experience your trek(s) over the years.
13th March 2018

Are the monk skulls available at the gift shop? I will take one! Another fabulous day of food and sightseeing. The church frescoes are beyond stunning, the details are gorgeous. I would have a broken neck looking up at them constantly. Safe travels tomorrow to Vienna.
14th March 2018

A day with Francesco is always enjoyable! What a beautiful church. Oh yes I do remember that restaurant and the food was so... delicious what a great way to end the day. Enjoy your travels to Vienna. We are so enjoying the blog and Mitch would make a very interesting tour guide.
23rd March 2018

always a memorable time with Francesco, such detail in the cathedrals... amaze me. hopefully one day Francesco and family can come visit here :) Vienna here you come....

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