Please FOR THE HONORS & RESPECT TO THE CITY OF NAPOLI: REBUILDING THE MONUMENTAL HUGE SPECTACULAR AMAZING Template:GRAND HOTEL NAPOLI IN THE SAME STATUS ORIGINALLY ROMANTIC RICHES OF VALORE ARTISTIC CULTURAL WITH ALL THE ROOMS INSIDE & OUTSIDE GARDENS WITH PALMS TREES AND MORE BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL MADE IMPORTANT THINGS AROUND: THE INGENIOUS MAN FROM 1800 AROUND THAT TIME HE HAD THE INSPIRATION, INTELLIGENCE TO BUILD IT)).. IN ALL THIS FAMOUS Gorgeous OLD PICTURES MANY PEOPLE ARE STILL AMAZED,STILL ABOUT THE NICE HOTEL THAT How IGNORANT DEMOLISHED in the past ..WAS FANTASTIC & MUST BE REBUILT.. ITS NOT IMPORTANT WHICH PERSON OR COUNTRY DEED THAT. PLEAS AGAIN REBUILD DE {Grand Hotel Napoli} in the SAME WAYS.. DO NOT DEMOLISH OTHER HISTORICAL INTELLECTUALS BUILDINGS LIKE THAT “

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