They were very good at letting us park here and getting our car here, the garage is packed but I…read morehad no problems I paid 14 € for 4 hours. But we got our car no problem and they give you a receipt after you park!

Hello. I wanted to share something that happened at the il garage dei mille in Naples, Italy, which…read moreis right next to the Piazza Giuseppi Garibaldi, and pretty much the center of Naples. Great location. About 3 weeks ago we pulled into the garage in the afternoon, got our luggage and walked around the corner to check into our hotel. All quite uneventful. The next day I walked around the corner to the garage, while my wife was getting our luggage ready. The man at the garage, Guiseppi (Joseph) got my car quickly and pulled it right in front of me. I paid him, thanked him, then my wife and I were on the way to our next destination. A perfect parking experience. Later that evening I got an email from the garage saying that they found my wallet. No big deal, since in it was only my Passport, my Driver License, my International Driver License, all my credit cards, my travel medical insurance documents, my house key back home, and a bunch of cash! The thing is - he did not have my email address or my address or where we were staying or my cell phone number. I later learned that he contacted my cc company, he searched the Internet, all to no avail. He then contacted my rental car company (he didn't know which company it was but did have my rental car license plate. Finally, he was able to obtain my email from the rental car company after explaining the whole situation. My wife and I went back the following day and I got everything. Could you imagine if I had lost all of that at the beginning of a 3-week trip to Italy? I gave him a small reward, but he said he was only interested in making sure all of it got back to me and that part made him very happy. I wish I could give him a 10!!!! It's just too bad more people and more businesses aren't like this, since the world would be a much better place. THANK YOU AGAIN VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!

Port of Naples, or Porto di Napoli, at the Stazione Marittima is a great port building to get you…read moreintroduced to Naples, Italy. The interior is pretty expansive. There are some nice souvenir shops as well as some clothing stores. One store in particular was a favorite of mine - Real Luxury. Real Luxury is located just near the main entrance, specializes in high-end clothing and is run by a designer named Marco. He has designed, among many other items, an array of men's ties with multiple folds in the actual fabric. The most intricate of which is a "12-fold tie" that I think is just amazing. The port building is clean and easy to navigate. Once you're outside the main doors and ready to explore Naples and the surrounding areas, prepare yourself to be accosted by dozens of pushy taxi drivers. They engage you immediately to find out where you want to go and get you to hire them. Some are extremely pushy and will not take no for an answer without pushing harder. Some will even follow you for a bit while trying to get your attention and continuing to ask you questions about where you'd like to go. I had one guy follow me all the way to the sidewalk trying to get my attention and my business. Make sure you research all transportation options before your trip here. Hiring a taxi isn't always the most cost effective, or even the most scenic, option. Our plan was to spend the day visiting Sorrento on the Amalfi Coast. We took a street rail car service from the port to the main train station. That ride each way cost us each €4.50.