Salon d’Avalos

Every day, Renato crosses at his own light pace the network of streets that wind behind Corso Umberto I dominated by the majestic façade of the university. The alleys, noisy and teeming with humanity, are like veins pulsing in the living body of the city: San Biagio dei Librai, San Gregorio Armeno, Spaccanapoli and Piazza Bellini, on the Roman decumanus maximus, now Via dei Tribunali, with the remains of the walls of Greek Neapolis which recalls the origin of ancient Parthenope. Just go past the pizzeria on the corner of via Costantinopoli and take via San Pietro a Majella, and after a few steps on the left you can see the grey outline of the conservatory.