Our journey takes us along Via Toledo, one of Naples’ most iconic and historic streets. Stretching from Piazza Dante to Piazza Trieste e Trento, this vibrant road has been a cornerstone of Neapolitan life, shopping, and culture since the 16th century. Commissioned in 1536 by Spanish viceroy Pedro Álvarez de Toledo, and designed by royal architects Ferdinando Manlio and Giovanni Benincasa, the street once ran parallel to the now-vanished Aragonese city walls. As Naples expanded under Toledo’s rule, the walls were demolished — making way for a new vision of the city. Today, Via Toledo is a lively mix of historic palaces, churches, and piazzas, where the echoes of the past blend with the energy of modern-day Naples. You'll walk the same path as generations of locals, revolutionaries, and artists — all under the watchful eye of Naples’ ever-evolving identity.