The neighborhood of Fuorigrotta is well-known for its numerous recreational attractions, including the Mostra d'Oltremare, Palapartenope, Maxicinema The Space, Zoo, and Virgin Active, one of the most important fitness center chains in Europe. Additionally, the Agnano Thermal Baths is another option for relaxation and well-being. Regarding historical and interesting sites, there are several attractions to visit in Fuorigrotta. Among these are the tombs of Virgil and Giacomo Leopardi in Piedigrotta, the Roman baths on Via Terracina, the Piperno stele in Piazza Pilastri, which testifies to the establishment of a health checkpoint for carts and animals used in the maceration of hemp and flax in the Agnano lake area. Fuorigrotta also hosts important sports facilities, including the San Paolo Stadium, Pala Barbuto, and Felice Scandone Swimming Pool, as well as the shooting range. Additionally, the neighborhood is home to several educational and scientific institutions, such as the Faculty of Engineering and the faculties of mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and economics of the University of Naples Federico II, the oldest secular state university in the world. Other institutions include the Faculty of Motor Sciences of the Parthenope University (born from the transformation of ISEF), CNR with the Motor Institute and the Institute of Combustion Research, the operational headquarters of the Vesuvius Observatory, PICO (Palace of Innovation and Knowledge), and the headquarters of the RAI production center in Naples.