Capodimonte is the highest point in Naples with an artificial 18th-century forest covering 134 hectares. The Torre Garden, restored according to the Delizie Reali project, was known as "Giardino di Biancour" and provided products to the royal court. Culinary art in Naples during Maria Carolina of Austria's reign had excellence thanks to the Monzù masters. The history includes the planting of the mandarin tree in 1817 and the construction of the first "stufa" for pineapples. The garden reopens to the public with a wide variety of plants, offering educational programs related to sustainability, nutrition, and botany.
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