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IHSI 2027 Conference Address: Location: University of Naples Federico II
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![]() Coastal Napoli and Amalfi
(Source: Viator Discover Italy)
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![]() ![]() Naples day trips
& Amalfi Coast
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Grand Hotel Oriente– https://www.hotelsone.com/naples-hotels-it
For economical options: B&B Hotel City Center – https://www.hotel-bb.com
Transportation - Directions: How to
reach Florence University from Florence Airport (FLA)
Reach Naples (Napoli), Italy, primarily via high-speed train to
Napoli Centrale (1h 10m from Rome) or by flying into Capodichino
International Airport (NAP), located 4km from the city center.
The city is also accessible by car via the A1 highway. From the
airport, options include the €5 Alibus to the port/station,
taxis, or rental cars. Arriving by Train Station: Napoli
Centrale, located in Piazza Garibaldi, is the main hub for
high-speed (Trenitalia/Italo) and regional trains. Connections:
Direct, frequent services exist from Rome (1h 10m), Florence
(3h), and Venice (5h 30m). Local Transport: The station is
connected to the Napoli Piazza Garibaldi underground station for
metro and Circumvesuviana trains to Pompeii and Sorrento.
Arriving by Plane Airport: Naples-Capodichino International
Airport (NAP). To City Center: Alibus Shuttle: Connects the
airport to the city center and port for roughly €5. Taxi:
Fixed-fare taxis are available, taking 15–30 minutes, usually
costing €21–€28.50. Uber: Available for travel around the city.
Naples (Napoli), located in southern Italy near Mount Vesuvius, is a vibrant, historic city renowned as the birthplace of pizza. As Italy's third-largest city, it features a UNESCO-listed historic center and a dense, chaotic, and authentic atmosphere. Rich in culture, art, and ancient history, it serves as a gateway to Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast.