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See Naples and die!

There is a saying in Italy: "See Naples and die." The local name "Napoli" is transliterated as "Napoli." It is the largest and oldest city in southern Italy and one of the most populous cities in Italy. Naples is known as the "City of Sunshine and Joy." The locals are cheerful, enthusiastic, and sunny, and they will not hesitate to lend a helping hand to guests. With its year-round sunshine, azure coastline, ancient city, and countless attractions, Naples will make you forget the time. Naples is the city I stayed in the longest on this trip, but it was far from enough. Naples has enough charm to make you fall in love with it!
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