Art Suite Santa Brigida

The B&B Santa Brigida Guesthouse is located in a strategic and very close position (just 800 meters) from the sea routes offered by the Port of Naples. Today it is one of the most important ports in Europe and its history dates back to the times of the Greek colonies.

It is made up of 14 piers, but the two main ones are Molo Beverello and Molo Angioino.

The former acts as a stopover for hydrofoils and ferries that connect the mainland to the main islands of the gulf: Ischia, Procida, Capri, Ponza and Ventotene. The Molo Angioino is instead intended for cruise ships.

Molo Beverello is connected to all parts of Naples by all public transport. It is also a very important tourist port thanks to its proximity to the city center which can be easily reached on foot to visit all the historical and artistic beauties such as the San Carlo Theater or the Royal Palace overlooked by the precious and elegant style rooms baroque of the B&B Santa Brigida Guesthouse.

Staying in one of the rooms with a French balcony of the Santa Brigida, in addition to a spectacular view of the street from which it takes its name, allows you to visit the city center comfortably on foot thanks to its proximity to Via Toledo and the most famous districts of Naples. You can take long walks from Molo Beverello to the Spanish Quarters for your shopping moments or to visit one of the many monuments of the Neapolitan city.

During your stay at the B&B Santa Brigida Guesthouse we recommend that you take advantage of its proximity to the Port of Naples to visit the beautiful islands of the Gulf. The fast boat routes from Molo Beverello to the islands are extremely frequent and easily bookable. The staff of the B&B Santa Brigida will be happy to advise you on the best itinerary based on your needs, perhaps starting from Procida, the smallest island of the Campania archipelago with the famous Abbey of San Michele Arcangelo on the promontory of Terra Murata. From Procida in just under half an hour it is possible to reach Ischia, the largest island, where the Aragonese Castle and the Assunta Cathedral deserve mention. To finish the tour of the gulf, you must absolutely visit Capri, the land of poets, writers and legendary characters and a highly sought-after destination during the summer. Once there are the steps from the spectacular Gardens of Augustus, from the beautiful Blue Grotto of Anacapri as from the scenographic three Faraglioni immersed in the sea.