Gomorrah Film Locations

This self-guided tour traces the most iconic, specific filming locations from the television series Gomorrah, leading you past real Naples housing estates, public plazas, and dramatic landmarks.

Take this tour in street view →Listen in the Mira app

1. Vulcano Buono

The Vulcano Buono appears as an artificial hill rising from the flat landscape, its sloped outer walls coated in earth and pine trees to mimic the silhouette of Mount Vesuvius. Designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano and inaugurated…

2. Rione Parco Verde

The Rione Parco Verde is a residential complex in Caivano, identifiable by its dense rows of multi-story, prefabricated concrete buildings separated by narrow, paved courtyards. Built in the early nineteen eighties, the neighborhood…

3. Vele di Scampia

The Vele di Scampia are recognizable by their stark, triangular profile, which narrows as the fourteen-story concrete structures rise toward the sky. Designed by architect Francesco Di Salvo and built between nineteen sixty-two and…

4. Piazza Guarino

Piazza Guarino serves as the historic center of San Pietro a Patierno, marked by its eighteenth-century municipal building topped with a clock tower. The space is anchored by the Church of San Pietro Apostolo, an ancient site of worship…

5. Palazzo Sanfelice

Palazzo Sanfelice is defined by its dramatic, double-ramped staircase, which rises in sweeping arcs that resemble the wings of a bird. Designed by the architect Ferdinando Sanfelice and built between seventeen twenty-four and seventeen…

6. Centro Direzionale

The Centro Direzionale rises as a cluster of reflective skyscrapers that contrast sharply with the rest of Naples. Completed in nineteen ninety-five, this business district occupies a large area in the Poggioreale neighborhood that was…

7. Comitato di lotta ex taverna del ferro.

The massive, longitudinal grey residential blocks known as the Stecche dominate this area of San Giovanni a Teduccio. These concrete structures, often referred to by the local nickname the Bronx, were built following the nineteen eighty…

The audio tour continues in the Mira app →