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Starting from: €20.00 per person
3h
English, Francais, Italiano
Unlimited
Bike
Suitable for children
Suitable for couples
Pets allowed
Parking available
Barrier-free
Language supports
The cost for adults is €45 per person
The cost for children approximately up to 12 years old (for 20' or 24' inch bikes) is €20 per person
The cost for the e-bike tour is €60 (adults)
The tour departs daily at 10:20 a.m. in the morning, while the afternoon time varies: in January and February at 2 p.m., from March at 3 p.m., from June to September at 4 p.m.
Children weighing up to 25 kg can fit on the seat. If older, they can choose between the 20' or 24' size depending on
Duration is 3 hours for the classic tour, 4 hours for the extended tour
The length of the route is about 8-10 km
The degree of difficulty of the route is easy
The minimum number of participants is two people
It is necessary to check availability first at the time of booking
The meeting point is easily accessible by public transport
It is possible to change the date and time of the reservation subject to availability
Price includes bike and companion
The tour is available in Italian, English, Dutch, German, Spanish, French
Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before booking
If you love going to bike this tour is the best way to discover Naples. Imagine a warm, sunny spring day, the sea, people's laughter echoing in the alleyways, the smell of pizza and sfogliatelle flooding the historic center, and you exploring the main streets of the city between pedaling.
On the way you will stop at the most beautiful and interesting areas while listening to the guide's stories to fully get to know Naples.
After starting from the gallery in front of the Archaeological Museum of Naples, you ride the bike path on the beautiful waterfront of Mergellina, you go up Cesario Console Street, Plebiscite Square, the bustling Via Toledo and Piazza Carità. After crossing Jesus Square, one of the most important squares in Naples, you access the Decumani, the heart of the city, starting from the Lower one and then going up along via dei Tribunali all the way to the Anticaglia. This street in ancient Neapolis constituted the area of theaters; in fact, it still preserves historical relics dating back to Greco-Roman, medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque times.
A possible alternative to the classic route, if you want to lengthen the itinerary, involves stopping at the Mount Echia, located in the Pizzofalcone area: this is the promontory on which the Cuminans founded ancient Parthènope. One descends along the Lamont Young Ramps, so named for Villa Ebe, a neo-Gothic mansion standing at the top of the ramps and designed by the Young architect of the same name.
Once you reach Via Caracciolo and the wonderful Castel dell'Ovo looming in the background there, we return to Plebiscite Square before resuming the route described earlier.
With Movery you always have a digital assistant at your side. Before booking we are at your disposal to clarify any doubts, after booking we will send you all the partner's information with which you can define the last little details. Don't worry until the experience is completed (and even during) our assistant will be there to resolve any unforeseen issues and clarify any doubts.
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