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A thousand ways to live it.

Naples is a city of fascinating contrasts, where lively alleyways, historic churches and monumental squares coexist at the foot of Mount Vesuvius. Between art treasures, views over the bay and irresistible specialties, every stroll becomes a discovery.

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THE PLACES THAT TELL NAPOLI

Worth seeing, worth remembering.

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Piazza del Plebiscito
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One of the city’s widest and most scenic squares, framed by the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola and the Royal Palace. It’s an ideal spot to admire the monumental architecture of the historic center.

Museo Cappella Sansevero
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This Baroque chapel houses the famous Veiled Christ by Giuseppe Sanmartino, a masterpiece of extraordinary refinement. The sculptures and decorative elements make the visit a truly evocative experience.

Naples Cathedral
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Naples Cathedral

The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta is one of the city’s main places of worship and preserves the Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro. Its history and the many architectural layers tell the story of centuries of Neapolitan art.

Castel dell'Ovo
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Overlooking the sea on the islet of Megaride, it is the oldest castle in Naples and offers splendid views of the bay. A walk along the seafront lets you best appreciate its scenic location.

National Archaeological Museum of Naples
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National Archaeological Museum of Naples

It houses one of Italy’s most important archaeological collections, with artifacts also from Pompeii and Herculaneum. Its galleries offer a deeper look into the history and art of the ancient world.

Certosa and Museum of San Martino
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and Museum of San Martino

On the Vomero hill, this charterhouse combines monumental spaces, works of art and a museum dedicated to the history of Naples. From its viewpoints, there is a spectacular view of the city and the bay.

CHOOSE YOUR PACE

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From a first stroll to a week of discoveries. A starting point to make your own.

A condensed route through the centuries-old alleys and the city's most iconic artistic masterpieces in the heart of Naples.

  1. 1Spaccanapoli
  2. 2San Gregorio Armeno
  3. 3Sansevero Chapel (Veiled Christ)
  4. 4Piazza del Plebiscito
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Three days to discover Naples' dual soul, from its underground depths to its spectacular sea views.

A full week to fully immerse yourself in Neapolitan culture and visit the surrounding archaeological and natural treasures.

GET YOUR BEARINGS, THEN EXPLORE

The city takes shape.
Stop after stop.

BEFORE YOU GO

A well-planned trip.

Getting around

The historic center is best explored on foot, but be ready for crowded streets, uneven cobblestones, and hills. For longer distances, you can use the metro, buses, and funiculars: Line 1 connects several central areas, while the funiculars reach the hillside neighborhoods. Check timetables and alerts before you set out, because frequencies and service can vary. Buy and validate your ticket according to the operator’s instructions; don’t rely too heavily on taxis at peak times, when traffic can be heavy.

When to go

Spring and early autumn are ideal for visiting Naples on foot, thanks to the generally mild temperatures. Summer is lively but hot and crowded, especially in seaside areas and at the busiest sights; book ahead and plan outdoor visits for the morning. In winter the climate often remains relatively mild, although rainy days are possible.

Where to eat

To taste Neapolitan pizza, look for a historic pizzeria or a neighborhood one and expect some waiting time at peak hours. In the historic center you’ll also find trattorias serving traditional dishes such as pasta e patate, ragù, and genovese; for a quick meal, try a friggitoria or a pastry shop with sfogliatelle and babà. At the most popular places, it’s a good idea to book, especially in the evening and on weekends.

Quick tips

  1. Wear comfortable shoes with non-slip soles: many streets are paved in stone and some routes are steep.
  2. Keep your wallet and phone safe in crowded areas and on public transport, without forgetting basic caution.
  3. Check opening times, any closures, and access arrangements in advance for museums and archaeological sites.
  4. To reach the hillside neighborhoods or the seafront, allow extra travel time during heavy traffic.
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