Clothes hanging out to dry on Tribunali street in Naples
Clothes hanging out to dry on Tribunali street in Naples.
The characteristic alley in Naples’ historic center, decorated with clotheslines (especially at the beginning of the street) stretching from one building to the next.
This is clearly a tourist attraction, but (as is also the case in Genoa) they’re often seen in the alleys of historic centers, and they’re actually used for drying clothes.
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Today, the Decumanus Maggiore is one of the most important streets in the historic center of Naples (declared a World Heritage Site in 1995) and corresponds to today’s Via dei Tribunali, still following the ancient Greek road system entirely. Precisely because it is a road structure originating in ancient Greece, it would be more appropriate to speak of a plateia and not of “decumanus,” a Roman-era name that by convention replaced the original.
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