Next to the church are the lovely 14th-century cloisters (Chiostro delle Clarisse), converted in 1742 into a country garden of shaded walkways and Capodimonte ceramic tiles a delightful haven of tranquility and one of Naples' most charming spots.
The cloisters are over five hundred years old.
Next to the church are the horrid 10th century cloisters.
I don't think there should be different options.
I admit it's dishonest of me.
The screening poses no problems to those who participate in it.
The train front is where people will be heading.
Three boys talk on a pay phone.
The grandness of this Hindu temple sets it apart from the temples of Mahabalipuram.