The long concrete arm of the Pontile Nord extends far into the Tyrrhenian Sea at Bagnoli. This pier provides the setting for the opening moments of the third season of Mare Fuori, where the characters Ciro and Rosa Ricci pace the structure…
Mare Fuori Locations
This tour guides you through the atmospheric Naples filming locations of the hit series Mare Fuori. From coastal piers and high overlooks to historic city alleys, you will see the spots where key plot points and emotional character scenes unfolded.
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1. Pontile Nord di Bagnoli
2. Parco Virgiliano
Parco Virgiliano occupies a high plateau on the tip of the Posillipo promontory, a site defined by its series of terraced gardens built directly into the local tufa stone. From these elevated walkways, the landscape offers a wide arc of…
3. Area Marina Protetta Parco Sommerso di Gaiola
The Area Marina Protetta Parco Sommerso di Gaiola consists of two small islets connected by a bridge just off the coast of Posillipo. Known for its emerald waters and submerged Roman ruins, this protected marine area draws visitors for its…
4. Stazione Metro Toledo
Stazione Metro Toledo is defined by the massive, crater-like opening in its ceiling that draws natural light deep into the earth. Opened in twenty twelve on Line One of the Naples Metro, the station descends roughly fifty meters below…
5. Molo san Vincenzo
The Molo San Vincenzo is a long stone pier stretching nearly two thousand meters into the Gulf of Naples, marked by a red lighthouse at its far end. This breakwater began as an attempt to connect a small island to the mainland in the…
6. Porta San Gennaro
Porta San Gennaro is the oldest surviving city gate of Naples, marked by a stone archway topped with a faded fresco. Its weathered surface opens into the dense network of alleys that define the surrounding quarter. This specific entrance…
7. Rione Sanità
The Rione Sanità is set apart by the yellow and green majolica dome of the Basilica of Santa Maria della Sanità, which rises above the surrounding rooftops. Historically a valley used for burial in Greek and Roman times, the area became a…
8. Borgo Sant'Antonio Abate
The Borgo Sant'Antonio Abate is a dense, narrow neighborhood defined by a winding street, Via Sant'Antonio Abate, which follows the path of what was once a rainwater drainage canal. The area is identified by its constant, bustling open-air…
9. Naples' Directional Centre (CDN)
The Centro Direzionale di Napoli reveals itself through a cluster of gleaming skyscrapers, a sight that breaks sharply from the historic urban fabric surrounding it. Completed in nineteen ninety-five, this business district occupies over…