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The 14th-century Santa Chiara cloister surrounds a garden ornamented with majolica-tiled columns and benches. NAPLES, Italy — BC-TRAVEL-TIMES-36-NAPLES-ART-NYTSF — The 14th-century Santa Chiara cloister surrounds a garden ornamented with majolica-tiled columns and benches. A city of glorious but tattered beauty, known for its vibrancy and, yes, a frisson of menace, Naples is now humming with visitors. In this Mediterranean capital watched over by the still-kicking Vesuvius volcano, tourist numbers have more than doubled since 2010, crime has dropped (notably, the murder rate is down 44 percent in 2018 over the previous year, according to the Ministry of the Interior), and the intransigent piles of trash are far fewer.(CREDIT: Susan Wright/The New York Times) --ONLY FOR USE WITH ARTICLE SLUGGED -- BC-TRAVEL-TIMES-36-NAPLES-ART-NYTSF -- OTHER USE PROHIBITED.Editoria: TRALocal: NaplesIndexador: Susan WrightFonte: NYTNSFotógrafo: STR

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