Step Into History
Walk Naples in 1350
AI rebuilds Naples (Napoli) street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.
Step Into History · City walk
Angevin Naples, 1350
This is Naples under the Angevin kings: a crowded maritime capital where the new royal stronghold of Castel Nuovo presides over a busy bay while Vesuvius smokes beyond the galleys. The walk follows quays, market squares and the medieval streetgrid between great churches — Santa Chiara, San Domenico and San Lorenzo — and the compact merchant quarter where clerks, sailors and craftsmen meet.
35 scenes — 21 streets, squares and views, 14 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Naples as it stood in 1350 (“Kingdom of Naples”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Bay of Naples
- 2. Port of Naples
- ↳ Ship Chandlery · interior
- 3. Castel Nuovo
- ↳ Barons' Great Hall · interior
- 4. Mole and Quays
- 5. Borgo Marinari
- 6. Castel dell'Ovo
- ↳ Sea-Keep Chamber · interior
- 7. Riva di Santa Lucia
- 8. Piazza del Mercato
- ↳ Meat Hall · interior
- 9. La Pescheria
- ↳ Fish Stalls' Shed · interior
- 10. Borgo dei Mercanti
- ↳ Silk Fondaco · interior
- 11. Decumanus Maximus
- ↳ Weavers' Workshop · interior
- 12. San Lorenzo Maggiore
- ↳ Merchant Church Nave · interior
- 13. San Domenico Maggiore
- ↳ Chapter House · interior
- 14. Santa Maria Donna Regina
- ↳ Monastery Scriptorium · interior
- 15. San Giovanni a Carbonara
- 16. Castel Capuano
- ↳ Palace Court Hall · interior
- 17. Porta Nolana
- 18. Street of the Artisans
- ↳ Tanners' Loft · interior
- 19. Santa Chiara Monastery
- ↳ Gothic Nave · interior
- ↳ Inner Cloister Garth · interior
- 20. Square by the Guilds
- 21. Pizzofalcone Belvedere