Naples (Napoli), located on Italy’s southwestern coast, is rich in historical, cultural, and intellectual significance. With a history spanning over two millennia, Naples has been a key center of art, philosophy, and scientific discovery, making it an ideal backdrop for academic exchange. The city boasts a remarkable array of historical landmarks, from the ancient ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum to its UNESCO-listed historic center. This vibrant setting is complemented by a thriving contemporary intellectual scene, which continues to draw scholars and thinkers from around the world.

In addition to its historical and academic appeal, Naples is a hub of innovation and creativity. Naples is home to the University of Naples Federico II, the world's oldest state-supported university. Its proximity to significant natural and archaeological sites, such as Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii, and the Amalfi Coast, makes it an attractive city for tourists and travelers from all around the world. For conference attendees, Naples offers the perfect setting to connect, collaborate, and be inspired by a city that seamlessly blends tradition with forward-thinking ideas.