Naples is in the race to win the 2025 Scudetto

The Naples of Antonio Conte Friday, May 23, he has the opportunity to win his fourth championship history. The final day of the championship will be played at 8:45 p.m., and the Neapolitan team will have to manage just a one-point lead over fearsome rivals Inter. The head-to-head match between the two teams has been developing all season long, and in the event of a tie on points, a game of playoff May 26. Naples is thus master of its own destiny, but it will have to contend with the Cagliari, while Inter will have to play with Como on the road. Who will come out on top?

Big screens, uncovered buses and festivities in the city

Just ninety minutes separate Napoli from the next Scudetto, and the Neapolitan capital is already ready to explode with the festivities. In fact, the municipality has announced that the following will be installed. three big screens in Piazza del Plebiscito, Piazza Mercato and Piazza Giovanni Paolo II in Scampia. There, fans who were unable to secure stadium tickets will be able to join in to experience the moment all together. Unlike last time, the title will be decided on the final day, in a situation that will be decidedly more tense. If successful, Napoli could parade aboard a uncovered bus on Saturday, although an exact schedule has not yet been released. Instead at the end of the game, in the case of the scudetto, there will be the official award ceremony with the presentation of the Serie A trophy. These days, however, the enthusiasm of the fans is overwhelming, and many flags and colorful ribbons can be glimpsed on the streets of the city.

So many experiences to live in Naples after winning the Scudetto

Want to visit Naples in the days approaching the Scudetto? No problem. With Movery you can choose many activities to get to know the city at one of the most beautiful times of the year. After the eventual title victory Naples will be a riot of flags, banners and unmissable decorations. So why not treat yourself to a vacation to discover its wonders?

On a typical day in Naples, we recommend you choose a walking tour in the Spanish quarters. The walk begins in the Quartieri Spagnoli, and then continues to Montecalvario, Avvocata and San Ferdinando. Along the way you will see typical Neapolitan basses, as well as other iconic places such as the Pignasecca Market And Maradona's mural.

Equally unmissable is the walking tour among the wonders of the Rione Sanità. The visit to the neighborhood begins at Porta San Gennaro, continuing on to Via Foria and Piazza Sanità. Then you will see the Basilica of Santa Maria alla Sanità and the House of Totò. There will then be room for pizza and to see the Palazzo dello Spagnuolo as well.

Alternatively, we offer you a Panoramic Vespa tour with audio guide and expert driver in Naples. The route starts from Piazza Municipio, continuing then along Piazza Trieste e Trento, Borgo Santa Lucia, Lungomare Caracciolo, Mergellina, Via Petrarca, Capo Posillipo, Via Posillipo, Piazza Vittoria, Via Chiatamone and Via Acton. There will be 3 stops to take photos and listen to the audio guide.

Also of interest is the Naples half-day tour from Piazza Dante to Piazza del Gesù. The excursion through the streets of the historic center will show you some must-see places such as Piazza Dante, Port'Alba, Via dei Tribunali, Via San Gregorio Armeno and the Monastery of Santa Chiara.

To relive the excitement of the last Neapolitan triumph instead, you can also book the 2022/2023 Scudetto tour in the historic center of Naples. It starts from Piazza del Plebiscito and from here you will reach the Spanish Quarters, Piazzetta Maradona and Toledo Street to see the picturesque decorations that have colored the city. Then we also suggest a Naples tour by minibus in the historic center which in comfort will show you such wonders as the Duomo, the Maschio Angioino, Posillipo, Piazza del Plebiscito and more.

Those who love to exercise should definitely choose the tour of the most beautiful places in Naples by bike. Starting from the area in front of the Archaeological Museum you will move to the Mergellina waterfront, Piazza del Plebiscito, Via Toledo, Jesus Square, Via dei Tribunali and Castel dell'Ovo.

Or you can discover Naples from the sea with A 40-minute or 3-hour guided boat tour. Starting from Borgo Marinari, you will sail along the Caracciolo waterfront, passing Castel dell'Ovo and Molo San Vincenzo. Aboard a 10-meter motor launch, you can enjoy an aperitif and listen to music while admiring the view. Daily departures from April to November. Suitable for families, couples and groups of up to 20 people.

Not to be missed is the Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro, which in the historic center of Naples, holds a unique collection of jewelry, silver and works of art donated over the centuries to the patron saint. Among the most valuable pieces are the gem-studded mitre from 1713 and the famous San Gennaro necklace.

Finally, you can purchase a entrance ticket to the Neapolis Sotterrata and the Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore. From St. Gaetano Square you will be able to access the extraordinary Naples Underground route, which allows you to see the Roman marketplace that extends below the basilica.