Tour of Naples, a city of mystery, legends, and hidden secrets.

Our journey begins with a rite of passage. We'll cross the Decumano delle Anime, Spaccanapoli: We'll admire the façade of the Gesù Nuovo, a code of alchemical symbols capable of attracting arcane energies. In Santa Chiara, the Bourbon kings rest, guardians of unrevealed secrets, while in Piazza Bellini, the Greek walls resurface like skeletons of a lost civilization, amid cloisters haunted by the ghosts of monks.

We'll pass under the gaze of the Body of Naples at Sant'Angelo a Nilo, the bearded God who watches over the city, and then cross San Gregorio Armeno, where the statuettes seem to shift position as soon as you look away.

In the heart of esotericism, we'll pause before the Sansevero Chapel and the mystery of the Veiled Christ. The air will become chilly in Piazza San Domenico: within the walls where the heretic Giordano Bruno studied, the cries of Maria d'Avalos, murdered by her husband, echo. It is said that her ghost haunts the square on moonless nights.

Descending toward the lower city, we'll pass the inn where the cursed genius Caravaggio succumbed to his demons in a brutal duel. We'll then search for the echo of Pino Daniele in the alleys where he grew up, breathing in that "half-black" melancholy so typical of Naples.

The journey ends in Piazza Borsa, built on ancient, gutted neighborhoods. Here, the route concludes with its darkest enigma: the church said to hold Count Dracula's eternal rest. The vampire chose the shadow of Vesuvius for his final resting place.