Tours and excursions to Naples from many different perspectives

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Lying on the Gulf of the same name and with the profile of the Vesuvius looming on the horizon, the city of Naples is one of Italy's leading tourist destinations, the first in southern Italy. Thanks to its immense historical and artistic heritage, the capital of Campania is able to offer a wide range of attractions for all tastes, as well as a varied food and wine tradition of absolute value.

The Royal Palace, the Maschio Angioino, the Capodimonte Museum, Spaccanapoli, Posillipo, the Charterhouse of San Martino-these are just some of the things you can admire in Naples. So if you feel like getting to know the city better, you can purchase one of our guided tours that allow you to explore the secrets of one of the most picturesque and fascinating locations in the world. We have designed for you a rich selection of experiences from different perspectives depending on the vehicle On which the visit takes place.

For example, cycling and biking enthusiasts may lean toward the Bike tour among the most beautiful places in Naples. Riding your bike you will experience a ride that begins at the Archaeological Museum of Naples and winds through the Mergellina waterfront, Piazza del Plebiscito, Via Toledo, Piazza del Gesù, the Decumani and Via dei Tribunali.

Equally unmissable is this Naples tour by minibus in the historic center, ideal for those who are short on time and wish to move around comfortably on board a bus. In this case, the excursion begins at the Naples Cathedral, then moves on to the Basilica of Santa Restituta, the Maschio Angioino and the terrace of the church of Sant'Antonio in Posillipo. Finally, it will return to the center to reach Plebiscite Square And the Umberto I Gallery.

Instead, for those who like to walk through the narrow streets and alleys of Naples, we recommend this half-day tour of Naples between Piazza del Gesù and San Gregorio Armeno. The activity kicks off from the street of nativity scenes, San Gregorio Armeno, and you will find yourself walking along Via dei Tribunali to reach the Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore and visit the site of Napoli Sotterranea. Next, you will see the Naples Cathedral, Spaccanapoli and Palazzo Venezia. To conclude, you will arrive at Piazza del Gesù and learn about the history of the Monastery of Santa Chiara.

But what could be better than seeing Naples from the unique and unbeatable perspective of the sea? To do so, all you have to do is purchase this boat tours in Posillipo which will show you the wonders of one of Naples' most elegant neighborhoods. The trip departs from the port of Marechiaro, and along the crossing you will see Villa Donn'Anna, the Roman Grotto, Gaiola Island, and Villa Emma, Nisida and much more. There will also be room for three swimming and diving stops in the crystal clear sea.

If you want an even more exciting experience, we suggest this Naples tour by vespa, Fiat or Ape. On board one of these three means of transportation you will see Spaccanapoli, Via dei Tribunali and Piazza del Gesù. Then you can visit the Church of Santa Chiara, Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, Piazza Municipio and Piazza San Gaetano. To finish, you will admire Galleria Umberto I, Borgo Marinari, and Via Caracciolo, Castel dell'Ovo And the Mergellina waterfront.