Campanica | Monitoring Italy's Campania region around Naples

THE MOST POPULATED ITALIAN CITY DURING THE RENAISSANCE Naples served as the capital of the Kingdom of Naples. The city with its connection to the sea, was a major economic hub that connected the trade routes across the Mediterranean. At a time of renewed interest in scholarship across the continent, Naples acted as a port of entry for Greek and Arab learning, and through Naples, these foreign ideas were disseminated to the rest of Italy and across the European continent. The 5 Most Populous European Cities During the Renaissance | TheCollector