Our beautiful B&B is located in the heart of Materdei's historic district, just 70 meters from the subway station on Line 1. Materdei is one of the oldest and most characteristic neighborhoods in Naples, situated between the lower part of the city and the hilly area, representing ancient Greek Neapolis. Materdei, along with Sanità (the birthplace of the great Totò) and Vergini, was the marvelous setting for the famous film "L'oro di Napoli" (The Gold of Naples). In particular, the renowned episode "Pizze a credito" (Pizza on Credit) was filmed right within this neighborhood, with the unforgettable performances of Sophia Loren in the role of the "pizzaiola" and Paolo Stoppa as the "grieving widower". Recently, the neighborhood has undergone an effective architectural redevelopment, which can be admired especially in its splendid main square, Piazza Scipione Ammirato, where the subway station for Line 1 is also located. This square, renovated in 2003, is characterized by the presence of numerous artworks and architectural elements, such as sculptures, mosaics, and tiles by Chia and Ontani. The Materdei station is part of the famous art circuit "Le Stazioni dell'Arte" (The Art Stations), unique of its kind and a source of pride for the city.