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| [[Provinces of Italy|Province]] || [[Province of Naples|Naples]] ...outhern [[Italy]] and capital of [[Campania]] Region and the [[Province of Naples]]. The city has a population of about 1 million, and together with its subu

| [[Provinces of Italy|Province]] || [[Province of Naples|Naples]] ...outhern [[Italy]] and capital of [[Campania]] Region and the [[Province of Naples]]. The city has a population of about 1 million, and together with its subu

[[image:Reggio_Calabria_Duomo.jpg|thumb|Main face of the Cathedral of Reggio Calabria.|left|220px]] the [[Kingdom of Naples]].

[[Image:Ventimiglia_082005.jpg|thumb|right|300px|The [[campanile]] of the cathedral rises above Ventimiglia.]] ...rily held by the [[dukes of Savoy]] (1389 and 1746) and [[King Ladislas of Naples]] (1410). In general it shared the fortunes of Genoa.

...ern [[Italy]] which occupies the "toe" of the Italian peninsula south of [[Naples]]. It is bounded in the north by the region of [[Basilicata]], region of [[ ...c legate and the Hauteville clan formed the precursors of the Kingdom of [[Naples]] which in one form or another ruled Calabria until the unification of [[It

...esiding in Naples. Palermo rebelled in [[1848]] and held out against the [[Naples|Neapolitan]] crown until May [[1849]]. [[Image:Palermo_2005_041.jpg|thumb|260px|The Cathedral of Palermo.]]

[[Image:Capri and Ischia map.png|thumb|right|300px|The island of Ischia near Naples, Italy.]] ...[[Gulf of Naples]]. The roughly trapezoidal island lies 17.5 miles from [[Naples]] and measures around 10 km East to West and 7 km North to South with a 34

...of the [[Italy|Italian]] city of '''Naples'''. For other details see the [[Naples|main article]].'' ==Naples in the Ancient Era and in Late Antiquity==

...ays fond of their freedom, had him deposed and imprisoned by the king of [[Naples]]. ...f the villages, and the city had no legal existence until King Carlo II of Naples appointed a "Camerlengo", responsible for city tributes (previously paid se

...red by the [[Normans]]. Thereafter it shared the fate of the [[Kingdom of Naples]]—including the period of Spanish rule of which the 16th-century castle o *the ''Cathedral'', originally from the 9th-11th century, but largely rebuilt. It has a neo-

...e lower valley. The current city was expanded in [[1814]] by the [[King of Naples]] [[Joachim Murat]], and lies on the ''Campo Basso'' ("Low field"). The main church is the Cathedral, or ''Chiesa della Santissima Trinità'' (Church of the Holy Trinity), was

...became the commanding officer of the pontifical army against [[Alfonso of Naples]], by whom he was defeated in the battle of Campo Morto (1482); Pandolfo V, ...a substantial heritage, and demolished many churches including the ancient cathedral of Santa Colomba. On [[30th March]] [[1815]], [[Joachim Murat]] launched hi

...the Saracens in Palermo allowed the Pisans to start the building of their cathedral and the other monuments which constitute the famous ''[[Campo dei Miracoli] [[Image:PisaBaptistry20020323.JPG|thumb|The Baptistry of the Cathedral]]

[[Image:Milan_Domm.jpg|thumb|Milan's cathedral, 'Domm' in Lombard, 'Duomo' in Italian]] ...struction all across Italy, and new lines will open from Milan to Rome and Naples, and from Milan to Torino.