Hop on hop off bus is a Corporate office located in Naples .See more
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Sep 23, 2024
In a visit to any new city, we normally take an open top double decker bus tour to help us orientate the places to see, and on Sunday, we took one of the first available tours with Naples City Tour, … Full review by 410steveb410
May 31, 2024
Tickets were oversold, they had more passengers than seats. Three HO-HO busses passed. Staff lied about there being another bus five minutes behind, it was at least an hour. Finally got on. Rattly o… Full review by Ian R
May 20, 2024
Bought tickets to pompei from Naples port, spent an hour doing a small loop around Naples stopping everywhere but not heading to where we bought the tickets for, then the bus because over crowded and… Full review by Dennis C
I found a map that shows two #9 stops and two #10 stops for the HOHO bus in Naples, where one of each has "bis" associated with it. Do you know what that means? I'm looking for the closest stop to the Duomo and Pio Monte della Misericordia churches.
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After seeing your non-answer, I looked up the term "bis" as an Italian word. I found that it's a common term in Italian that is shorthand for a second thing. Like a second road named …
After seeing your non-answer, I looked up the term "bis" as an Italian word. I found that it's a common term in Italian that is shorthand for a second thing. Like a second road named the same that goes in a different direction. Hence in this case, a "bis" stop is probably an extra stop that was added between existing stops to avoid renumbering all stops. In English speaking countries, I've seen "1/2" to the number of a residence that was added between two existing residences that have sequential addresses already. For example 14 1/2 would be an address between the older 14 and 15 street addresses. Wasn't that more helpful than your response?
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