Piazza del Plebiscito, formerly known as Largo di Palazzo, is a beautiful large square in Napoli, with an area of about 25,000 square meters, bordered at one end by the Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace) and at the other by the Basilica San Paolo..

Stunning square in centre of Naples, location of the Royal palace. Great place to hang out, coffee shops and restaraunts nearby.

Located in downtown, but still there is chance to find parking spot. They are close in the afternoon which was strange. People were nice and welcome to travelers. In terms of traffic, it’s not comparable with other places in whole Italy, very cozy. A few minutes’ walk to Galleria Umberto and Castle Nuovo. Around is a bit unorganized but you would enjoy the whole things. Anyway, couldn’t get in, but like the area.

I liked its geometrically symmetric structure and the open place. The two statues are also nice.

Piazza del Plebiscito is one of the most beautiful squares in Naples, Italy. Comparing with other places from Naples, this "Piazza" is almost without trash. Amazing architecture. A must see in Naples.

Probably one of the best square in Europe. It shows all the magnificent buildings which were built when Naples was capital of kingdom of two Sicilies. They usually organised concerts, show and entertainments. The square itself is oval and on one side lands the royal palace with all the figure statues of the major individuals whom ruled the kingdom of Naples (subsidiary of Spanish Borbon royal family). You can see Charles of Angevins, Frederic the second from Swabia, Joachim Murat. At the center of the square the two major kings: Ferdinand the first of two sicilies and Victor Emmanuel of savoy. It definitely deserves a visit.

Piazza del Plebiscito is a stunning public square located in the heart of Naples, Italy. The grandeur of its architecture, including the Royal Palace and the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola, is awe-inspiring. The sheer size of the square, combined with its rich history, make it a must-visit attraction for anyone visiting Naples. The atmosphere here is vibrant and lively, with street performers and vendors adding to the overall experience. It's a great place to relax, people-watch, and soak up the local culture. Overall, Piazza del Plebiscito is a true gem of Naples that shouldn't be missed.Really big and nice square to just sit, relax and people watch. There are plenty of eateries and cafes close by as well if you crave a drink or a snack.

One of the large open spaces and if all of Naples looked as clean as this, it would be a much nicer city. This piazza is massive and beautiful. With the Royal Palace on one side and the church of San Francesco di Paola in the center, this is a beautiful spot. Not much going on today - it's late January - but there are usually events and festivals here in the warmer months.

This place is a masterpiece but it’s kinda dirty outside.I was heartbroken when I saw that. It’s a place needs to be cleaned every week at lest in my opinion. Inside of cathedral is another world. Everything inside has a deferent value and beauty. I really hope that people who responsible for this place clean that place.

One of the best piazza in Naples! Go there and spend sometime walking in the big square, admire the columns and the architecture of this beautiful place. We had luck on finding people singing with a mic, it was creating a nice atmosphere. Nearby there is a great old cafe, have a look at it and go inside if you like!

Definitely worth the view if you are in Napoli. On the way to the Coast, this place offers a great view of the palace and lavish buildings surrounding the whole square. Beautiful!

Such beautiful structure! There was an event happening at the same time when visiting but the place itself is very vibrant and good pizza spots.

Stunning place with quite a lot to see and amazing architecture. Definitely worth €10 to get in.

Named after the plebiscite taken on October 21, 1860, that brought Naples into the unified Kingdom of Italy under the House of Savoy,[citation needed] the piazza is very close to the gulf of Naples and bounded by the Royal Palace (east) and the church of San Francesco di Paola (west) with its hallmark twin colonnades extending to each side. Other noted adjacent buildings include the Palazzo Salerno and, its mirror, the Prefecture Palace (on the left arm of the church). In the first years of the 19th century, the King of Naples, Murat (Napoleon's brother-in-law), planned the square and building as a tribute to the emperor. Soon after Napoleon was finally dispatched to St Helena, the Bourbons were restored to the throne, and Ferdinand I continued the construction but converted the finished product into the church one sees today. He dedicated it to Saint Francis of Paola, who had stayed in a monastery on this site in the 15th century. The church is reminiscent of the Pantheon in Rome. The façade is fronted by a portico resting on six columns and two Ionic pillars. Inside, the church is circular with two side chapels. The dome is 53 metres high.

Really big and nice square to just sit, relax and people watch. There are plenty of eateries and cafes close by as well if you crave a drink or a snack.

It’s a iconic place in Napoli so you should visit it. But it’s so dirty, every single structure looks dark because they don’t care about it. There’s also some places close to the Basilica with a strong smell.

Piazza square .. Rush always. Lots of street sellers are roaming around

Piazza del Plebiscito is a stunning public square located in the heart of Naples, Italy. The grandeur of its architecture, including the Royal Palace and the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola, is awe-inspiring. The sheer size of the square, combined with its rich history, make it a must-visit attraction for anyone visiting Naples. The atmosphere here is vibrant and lively, with street performers and vendors adding to the overall experience. It's a great place to relax, people-watch, and soak up the local culture. Overall, Piazza del Plebiscito is a true gem of Naples that shouldn't be missed.

An exceptional area with historical buildings that can take you back to live and feel all the majesty of Italy

An expansive and stunning piazza, providing an ideal setting for leisurely moments. The vibrant atmosphere is enhanced by an abundance of charming bars and restaurants, making it a delightful place to relax and enjoy.

Very cheerful on a Sunday evening. Local peoples just walking around, shopping and looking around. Lots of shops and cafes, restaurants and fast food in the surrounding streets. And a nice walk to the sea from the square. But there is dirt and homeless people everywhere too.

It is a place with a lot of potential but unfortunately is in a terrible state with many homeless, feels unsafe and very dirty. Government should make investments to bring this place back to its glory.

Lovely scrounging, historical place in Napoli. . Evening walk out ideal place. Good ice-cream outlets. Shopping , restaurants. Piazza close by.

This should be one of the stops of any tourist visiting Napoli. It is also great that cars are being kept off the plaza.

Its a good city center but the shops and streets around this monument is awesome. So dont forget to roam around this monument and see the streets and their food.

It was a nice place, especially if you like wide open places like me. Not as crowded as other tourist places, atleast in summer. Would be perfect to come with friends on the evening with a small speaker (make sure not to disturb others) and chill with some beers. Also I'm not talking about inside i haven't been inside.

Incredible spot of history and culture in Napoli! Some amazing bars, cafes, and restaurants all around the area!

An interesting place that very famous also full with chaos. From the bus station, you will need to take a elevator to reach the palace. People are chilling, some boys are playing football, lots of polices. Not so clean, but I suppose this is the result of being so many tourists.

Very big and beautiful piazza, some times they have public cultural events here. Just in front of the magnificent royal palace!

Amazing stupendous impressive Piazza! And who knew there was a fantastic Pantheon inspired church too! The Palazzo Reale is fabulous too. Just a shame about the graffiti on the church walls.

Its good but nothing marvellous. Go before 9 am to get a picture without crowd. Otherwise its a home for the homeless, its very dirty upstairs

An amazing open space in the heart of Napoli. You can gazed upon the ionic pillars of the Basilica Saint Francesco di Paola. Across the square, the royal Palace stretches its warm facade for beholders. Make sure to visit occasional exhibitions there!

A classic huge plaza in the heart if Napoli, it has a great history to it. It’s the biggest square in Naples with its size of 25 000 m². It gots filled up really fast, if there is an event around. Makes this a special and lively piazza. As the sea is very close by, you can feel the sea breeze and fresh air. Well worth to visit and to take nice pictures on the square and around as well.

Whether you're religious or not if you're a history buff definitely visit. It's amazing how well they could create things without modern machinery. The paintings and art are out of this world, and are more amazing in person than what you see in books and online.

It is a beautiful place with great architecture but unfortunately a lot of homeless people are sleeping there at night.

It s nice I thought it was bigger but cool. All around there are wonderful place and the area is very nice to visit. Unluckily The building of a new metro stop collapse the magical view

Nicr and huge town square. No shade to get from sun. Good starting point to go wherever you want in napoli

The plaza it's cool, but it seems like it lacks of something. It's a little bit empty.

To leave without words for the simple place and with so many important building around and the beauty of them

Absolutely beautiful and really peace beautiful venue for taking pictures outside during the day or night as well as selfies

Once full of people, now still see few around. Beautiful area to visit in Napoli and walking area along sea.

pretty cool place to just relax and listen to the artist performing

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Beautiful place to visit, especially at sunset. Personally, it had me staying there for a good 30-40 min. felt at peace, despite the other parts of Napoli being crowded.

Beautiful square, worth a visit especially during the golden hour. Gives a nice mysterious feel to the broad square.

Huge. Safe. A lot of police there. We did not get robbed at night.

We really enjoyed our visit to thr Piazza del Plebiscito with all it's historic buildings a d the beautiful Palace to visit.

Nice big square It’s big! But how to rate a square so I gave it 3 stars without any comparison with other squares.

So beautiful, and the Napoli people very nice and gentle, so kind, grazie mille Napoli,

huge square with historic architecture

This place has great potential but it's ruined by the emptiness and especially by the graffiti and the dirt towards the basilica. When it's not empty it's full of taxis that make it look even worse. Some statues or some small foliage or at least good maintenance would make this place better.

A good meeting point for the city. It seems slightly like a fake Vatican square. Also, It sometimes can be boring at the weekdays.

Bella napoli at it‘s best. This place is all around just beautiful.

Nice and big piazza, not crowded and worth visiting during your stay in Naples.

Enormous quare situated between the city and the Mediterranean Sea. A peaceful public space in contrast to the hussle and bustle of the city of Napoli. The photo shows part of the piazza set up for a musical event.

Above all of the places in Napoles it is probably the prettiest one. You can tell that ut is not finished. Nevertheless it is worth the trouble of going to visit it. I advise you to bring comfortable shoes and brung a lot of water with you because it is a long walk.

Very cool place, however there are some very annoying people that come when you sit on the stairs and start trying agressively to sell you souveniers. When you try to say no, they get very angry...