Piazza del Plebiscito Review

such a huge plaza and great space for a concert or gathering, nice structural building around.

Prebisit Square is also very interesting, this square is also very huge, there are some simple things to visit here, the interior is also very simple, the facilities inside and outside the square are quite simple.

Naples, the last destination of the trip to Italy, continues to fight the hamstring here and hike the whole journey. The downtown area is not too big and can be walked for a long time. The pace of life in the seaside city is enviable.

Along the way, I saw too many squares and felt that the Italian square was very similar in form. When the weather is good, people spend time three or three on the square. When the weather is bad, a person can't see it, empty. Prebisit Square, sometimes translated as the Civil Voting Square. The Civil Voting Square is the largest square in Naples, named after the 1860 referendum, which decided that Naples would join the Kingdom of Italy. The square is a statue of Charles III.

Prebiquette Square is opposite the Naples Palace. The square is very sun-dried during the day. There are two statues in the center of the square. From the Naples Palace, you can see the panoramic view of the square! There are not many tourists in the morning!