My Actifit RC: July 30th 23 - Borgo degli Orefici's promenade - IAAC 419
A dear greeting to all lovers of physical activities that populate the mythical community of Actifit.
A very pleasant summer day also characterized the last Sunday of July as clearly visible in the majestic and elegant Piazza Borsa.
The sky is clear of a very clear blue characteristic of Atlantic air circulation due to the anticyclone of the Azores that monopolizes the hottest currents and bordering the Italic peninsula with fresh and stable anticyclonic currents of the periphery.
Between Via Marina and Corso Umberto I are wedged the alleys of Borgo degli Orefici historical area where are located many workshops of goldsmiths become, with the passage of the modern era, the commercial activities of precious metals, especially silver and gold.
The area has become mostly pedestrian although access to cars is not completely prohibited species aglu locals. From here you can admire a series of ancient, elegant and colorful palaces.
The temperatures have dropped considerably less than a week now but this display sincerely marks a somewhat exaggerated figure (lol).
In piazza degli Orefici there is an eighteenth-century and wonderful wooden crucifix visible from both sides.
To my great surprise, also because it was a long time that I did not come here, I found the Church of Sant'Andrea Apostolo called Gattoli completely restored so as not to recognize it because I really remembered it in a pitiful state.
Unfortunately, having passed on Sunday I found everything closed but the walk was equally pleasant because here, in the hottest hours of the day, does not pass so much sun and you are fine without those rays that keep warming your skull.
Arrived in Via Duomo I had exhausted my time for this morning and before going to eat my Sunday lunch in company I photographed a very beautiful historic building that is at the entrance of the road that leads to the treasure of San Gennaro.
Alive was this beautiful walk for my #iamalivechallenge 419 in a historic place that survived the restoration of the House of Savoy in Turin after the Unification of Italy but progress requires some sacrifice and the course Umberto I was an essential work for logistics of the city of Naples.
Finally, I would like to thank all my friends from the tribe of #Alive and all the new friends who happened between the lines of my stories for reading my thoughts and see you at the next #actifit report.
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