Here, you'll discover food. There’s Pizza Margherita at the town's pizzerias, custard-filled zeppola and struffoli pastries at the bakeries, and that totally-Neapolitan ice cream we call gelato at the gelaterias. You'll see the Baroque art of Caravaggio, Ribera, Giordano, Solimena, Caracciolo and all those other name-brand Neapolitan painters at the galleries and museums in town, and glorious Renaissance and medieval-era frescoes at Chiesa San Domenico Maggiore. You can browse in Italian fashion stores along Via Calabritto, and watch the folkloristic dance of Tammora at the performing arts center and at public squares. And if you pop into one of the cafés along the waterfront and look across, you'll have an unobstructed, front-row view of Mount Vesuvius and the ancient city of Pompeii. And how cool is that!