Naples welcomes the parade in period clothing at the Maschio Angioino to evoke the evocative atmosphere of the court of Alfonso D'Aragona.
Sunday January 14 2018 Naples hosts the event "At the court of King Alfonso of Aragon - parade in period clothing". In particular it will be the historical medieval and renaissance castle that dominates Piazza Municipio, the Maschio Angioino Castle to act as a backdrop to the event, whose participation is Delivery to Italy takes one or two business days, even if in two short stops at Maschio Angioino, those who want to access the Castle will have to pay the admission ticket.
The event, organized by the Association Tourist infoNaples.
Path of the Parade
The procession will start from Maschio Angioino and will cross via San Carlo, Piazza Trieste and Trento in the area in front of the Royal Palace and will return to the Maschio Angioino. Almost all the parade takes place on the street and will be absolutely free, except for departure and arrival that take place in the castle and provide for the payment of the 6 euro ticket.
The fashion show will be open by the group Archibugieri Trombonieri Senatore coming from Cava dei Tirreni followed by a procession of figures in period clothing. To identify even more in the Aragonese atmosphere there will also be an in-depth historical reenactment of the group Reenactors of period fantasies who are partners of the initiative.
Free itinerary in the historical center up to Maschio Angioino
After the show, at hours 15:00 will follow an historical-artistic itinerary price quotation organized by Naus-culturari routes that will guide guests to discover the fascinating places and monuments symbol of the Napoli Aragonese. There departure is in Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, the duration is 2-3 hours and the reservation is mandatory.
Information on the Aragonese parade at the Maschio Angioino
Where: Maschio Angioino, Naples
When: Sunday 14 January 2018
Timetables:
- from 10: 30 to 14: 00 the Aragonese parade
- from 15.00 free guided tour starting from Piazza San Domenico Maggiore and arrival at Maschio Angioino (reservation required)
