The places of Naples from which to observe at best the 14 Superluna November 2016, the largest and most brilliant of the last 68 years!
An extraordinary event will occur this night November 14, 2016: the Moon will become superluna and it will be about bigger than the last 68 years.
Not only that, because it will also be the brightest moon observable for all these years and, weather permitting, it will be a sight to be admired even with the naked eye. It will probably not be easy to notice a clear difference with the previous Supermoons that have occurred in recent years, but if you pay attention you will notice a really strong brightness and an actually larger size.
The phenomenon depends on the fact that the Moon is in the full moon phase (Full moon) right in the period of the perigee of its orbit, ie it is currently present at the point closest to the Earth at 356.410 km. For this reason. it will look bigger than 14% and brighter than 30%.
Where to watch the Superluna
Camaldoli
The Camaldoli, including the Park, are the highest point of the city of Naples (excluding Vesuvius) and are a perfect place to observe the Superluna, even the lights of the city will disturb little compared to other places.
San Martino al Vomero
Al Vomero what better place than the terrace of San Martino to observe the Superluna? If you bring your other half too, romance is guaranteed.
Lungomare Caracciolo
Although it is not an isolated place that is completely in the dark, it is ideal for observing such a phenomenon, with a huge moon that will invade the sky. So, the Lungomare Caracciolo, but also via Partenope, are two recommended places for observation with the naked eye.
Vesuvio
Although not very comfortable, Vesuvius is a perfect spot for observing both the stars and the Moon. It's not very far from the city, but it will guarantee you a breathtaking view of the night sky.
Chain drive
For those who are unable to leave the house, or if the bad weather simply does not allow observation, there is a more convenient way to not miss the phenomenon: live on the web. Below, one of the channels in which to watch the event live.
