On the evening of the May 23, 2025 Antonio Conte's Napoli became Italian champions for the fourth time, the second in the last three years. The title was won by winning the last game of the season against the Cagliari, thanks to goals by McTominay and Lukaku that sanctioned the team's triumph, which was awarded soon after the end of the match in front of a crowd of 55,000.

As early as the morning, the city was buzzing with anticipation and hundreds of thousands of fans from all over the province flocked to watch the match from the big screens scattered between Piazza del Plebiscito, Piazza Mercato, and Piazza San Giovanni Paolo II in Scampia. At the referee's triple whistle, the long night of celebration began, with an incredible explosion of fireworks.

People lined the streets for the usual carousels in cars and aboard curious vehicles painted with the tricolor for the occasion. There was no shortage of pennants with the number 4, blue wigs, smoke bombs and everything belonging to the parthenope folkloreo.

In the days following the winning of the Scudetto, Naples began to dress up with flags, banners and decorations that appeared on the balconies of buildings and stores. To celebrate the triumph, it was also placed a statue of Diego Armando Maradona as much as 6 meters, created by Italian-Argentinian artist Salvador Gaudenti and titled D10S.

The high point of the celebrations was reached with the splendid and majestic parade on board uncovered buses on the Mergellina waterfront. In fact, in the early afternoon of May 26, the team with staff and managers paraded amid more than 200,000 people in celebration that made this an unforgettable day. The next day then Naples traveled to Rome for a private audience with Pope Leo XIV who congratulated everyone on winning the championship.

Scudetto tour in the historic center of Naples

In Naples, therefore, there is still an air of joy and satisfaction at the great sporting achievement, and it certainly did not go unnoticed by the tourists who happened to be in the middle of the festivities. However, if you missed the festivities, fear not because the city is still decked out, and to get started you can take advantage of this scudetto tour in the historic center which allows you to see some of the most iconic places connected to the team's history and championship victories.

Tour between the Galleria Umberto, Piazza del Plebiscito and the Quartieri Spagnoli

Alternatively, thanks to Movery you can still have fun tourist experiences to fully immerse yourself in Neapolitan culture and traditions. For example, you can purchase this tours between Galleria Umberto, Piazza del Plebiscito and the Spanish quarters. The walk starts from Piazza Municipio, and from there you will move to Galleria Umberto I, Piazza del Plebiscito, and the Quartieri Spagnoli, where you will see the famous mural of Maradona.