The waterfront of Naples takes name of Via Caracciolo, in honor of Admiral Francesco Caracciolo hanged by Horatio Nelson on the ship Minerva (formerly commanded by him) in the Gulf of the city for its accession to the Neapolitan Republic. The road is really recent, dating from the late nineteenth century when it replaced the beach and the Villa Reale (with the Unit, Villa Comunale) separated from the Riviera di Chiaia [3]. The promenade stretches for miles on foot with a view and, after Castel dell 'Ovo called Via Partenope, made to fill the sea. In recent years the council has made the fine bathing beaches near the artificial reefs.
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