Walking tours to do in Naples

On the other hand, those who feel like moving around the beauty of the Neapolitan capital on foot can choose this walking tour between the Galleria Umberto, Piazza del Plebiscito and the Quartieri Spagnoli. The walk kicks off from Piazza Municipio together with a local guide and you will walk to the Galleria Umberto I, Teatro San Carlo, Piazza del Plebiscito and the Quartieri Spagnoli, where you can see Maradona's famous mural.

Also not to be missed is the Naples historic center tour with skip-the-line option to Naples Underground. During the two-and-a-half-hour experience you will admire the Typography Museum and the underground wonders of the city. Then you will also see San Lorenzo Maggiore, Piazza San Gaetano and Piazza Bellini.

We also recommend a tour of the center of Naples with admission ticket to the Sansevero Chapel. You start from Via Duomo, and then continue on Via dei Tribunali, Piazza San Gaetano and Via San Gregorio Armeno. Then you will make your way through the alleys of Spaccanapoli, to reach the Sansevero Chapel, where you can observe the famous Veiled Christ.

Those who then prefer to travel outside Naples can opt for a walking tour of Capri departing from Naples. After being picked up at your hotel, port or station, you will move to Molo Beverello to sail to Capri. Here there will be a transfer to Anacapri by minibus and you can see Villa San Michele, Monte Solaro, the Gardens of Augustus, and the Blue Grotto.

Walking tours to do in Pozzuoli

Also around Naples, you can choose the tour to the temple of Serapis in Pozzuoli, thanks to which you will have the opportunity to visit the Roman-era Macellum, where a square courtyard with an arcade overlooked by ancient stores will come into view.

Also very funny is theGuided excursion to the Flavian Amphitheater of Pozzuoli. The structure is the third largest Roman-era arena in the world, after the Colosseum and the Campanian Amphitheater at Capua. The building was reportedly built under Vespasian and inaugurated under Titus and is still well preserved today.

Walking tour to do in Bacoli

Those who wish to remain in the Phlegraean area then have the option of purchasing a tour of the excavations of Cumae with a stop at the Casina Vanvitelliana. You start the walk from the Archaeological Park of Cumae and you will be able to see the Antro della Sibilla Cumana, the Saracen Tower, the Temple of Jupiter and the Temple of Apollo. Then you will reach the Casina Vanvitelliana on the shores of Lake Fusaro.

Moving a few miles away you will also have the opportunity to experience a guided tour to discover the Roman Baths of Baia. In fact, the Archaeological Park of the Baths of Baia is a very impressive complex of Roman villas that will take you back centuries.

Also in Bacoli, it will also be possible to select a Guided tour inside the enchanting Piscina Mirabilis. This is a charming Roman archaeological site that will show you the wonder of a cistern built to supply water to the ships of the Roman fleet.

Finally, we offer you a guided tour in Bacoli in the company of an experienced guide. The excursion begins at the municipal villa, then continues to the Chioschetto del Lago ice cream parlor. Then you will encounter the mural of the Cumana Sibyl, the Piscina Mirabilis, the Church of St. Anne and the Tomb of Agrippina.

So, have you decided how to have fun in March in Campania? We are waiting for you!