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Piazza del Plebiscitoは、海岸沿いの遊歩道とVia Toledoの間に位置する、ナポリで最も大きく最も代表的な広場です。その形状は、サン・フランチェスコ・ディ・パオラ大聖堂の半円形の列柱廊と、王宮（Palazzo Reale）のファサードが向かい合うことで定義されています。溶岩石で舗装された歩行者空間には、カルロ3世とフェルディナンド1世・デ・ボルボーネの2つの騎馬像が設置されています。その広さと中心的な立地から、この広場は街の主要なイベント、式典、コンサートの会場として、記念碑的な中心部と港湾エリアを結ぶ役割を果たしています。

ナポリ王宮はプレビシート広場に面しており、1600年にスペイン副王の邸宅として設立され、その後ブルボン家とサヴォイア家の本拠地となりました。 建物内には、バロック様式と新古典主義様式で装飾された部屋がある歴史的アパルトメントと国立図書館があります。主なファサードは、ナポリの歴代君主を描いた外側のニッチにある8体の彫像で有名です。ウンベルト1世ガッレリアとサンカルロ劇場から徒歩圏内にあり、街の記念碑的な中心部の中心となっています。見逃せないもう一つの見どころです！

"Piazza Plebiscito," as Neapolitans often call it, is one of Naples's iconic landmarks, considered the city's "good living room" and immortalized in postcards, films, documentaries, and TV series. It's an ideal selfie spot, offering a breathtaking view of the unmistakable profile of Mount Vesuvius. Definitely a must-see on a trip to Naples.

King Charles VII of Naples had to reside here after his accession to the throne in 1735. It is a magnificent palace in the middle of the city. But it was not representative enough for King Charles. In 1752 he had a palace built in Caserta. He wanted to move the court there after it was finished. But this did not happen because before it was finished he became King of Spain as Charles III.

Historic square, scene of many events

The Royal Palace of Naples was founded as the palace of the King of Spain Philip III of Habsburg in the year 1600, on the initiative of the viceroy Fernando Ruiz de Castro Count of Lemos and the vicereine Catarina Zuñiga y Sandoval. Its urban location next to the Palazzo Vicereale Vecchio, later demolished, and the gardens of Castel Nuovo continues the traditional position of the royal residence in Naples on the southern edge of the old city, with the façade facing west, where the large open space of the Largo di Palazzo opens up.

Its history goes back to the first half of the 16th century, when the Spanish viceroy Pedro Álvarez de Toledo had a castle built at the port of Naples. The architect Domenico Fontana was commissioned to build a new building around 1600, which was largely completed by 1620. In 1735 it became the royal residence when the Kingdom of Naples gained its independence under Charles VII. Various extensions and reconstruction work took place in the following decades. Admission currently 15€

A huge parade ground lies