Exploring Naples by bicycle, Vespa, or bus means choosing very different ways of getting in touch with the city. Naples can never be observed from afar: it must be traversed, experienced, listened to. And the means you choose changes the experience quite a bit.

The bicycle is for those who like to feel inside the rhythm of the city. Pedaling along the waterfront, with Vesuvius in front and the sea beside, is one of the most beautiful ways to see Naples. It gives you freedom, allows you to stop when a view strikes you or when a bar invites you for a coffee on the fly. A electric bike it really helps those who are less physically prepared, and choosing quiet times makes it more enjoyable. It is a more instinctive, almost adventurous experience.

The bus is instead the more practical side of the city. It allows you to cover long distances without fatigue, to go up to the Vomero without breaking a sweat, and to get around while spending little. In short, it gives you the time to observe Naples from the window, between scenes of daily life and organized chaos. There is also the chance to immerse yourself in the true heart of Naples with the Vespa, thanks to which it is possible to move with agility through the city alleys or along the waterfront, enjoying the sea breeze and the wind in your hair.

So there are many ways to explore Naples on vacation, and all of them are ideal for getting around the city without too much effort. Here are some experiences Movery perfect for admiring Campania's capital city quickly and functionally, especially if you have little time.

E-bike tour of Naples from the historic center to the waterfront 

The tour starts from the Naples Cathedral and runs through the historic center, touching on the main squares and monuments, including San Domenico Maggiore, Santa Chiara, Piazza del Gesù and Piazza Dante. It then continues with a scenic route offering spectacular views of the city, passing by the Maschio Angioino, Santa Lucia and the terrace of Sant'Antonio in Posillipo. After visiting Virgiliano Park and Marechiaro, the itinerary continues along Mergellina and the waterfront to Castel dell'Ovo and Borgo Marinari, including Plebiscite Square and Town Hall Square, finally ending at the starting point.

Naples by night by e-bike

L'e-bike excursion departs at 8:30 p.m. from the historic center, between San Domenico Maggiore Square and Jesus Square and on to the Maschio Angioino and the Borgo Santa Lucia. It then climbs to Sant'Antonio a Posillipo for a panoramic view of the Gulf and Vesuvius, and continues along Via Caracciolo and the Mergellina waterfront. The scenic route ends via Piazza Vittoria to Castel dell'Ovo and Borgo Marinari. The two-and-a-half-hour itinerary is suitable for those who wish to experience the city after dark.

Hop-on hop-off bus tours departing from Naples or Salerno

The tour route allows you to admire the Angevin Male, a symbol of Naples' history, and Piazza del Plebiscito with the Royal Palace and the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola. It continues along the Waterfront Caracciolo, with splendid views of Mount Vesuvius and offering a striking perspective of the Bay of Naples. The Hop On Hop Off service allows passengers to hop on and off freely at stops to create a personalized itinerary. The ticket also includes admission to Sant'Anna dei Lombardi with audioguide, to discover one of the main Renaissance complexes in Naples.

Naples minibus tour in the historic center

The minibus tour in the heart of Naples includes pickup at your hotel at 8:15 a.m. and takes about two hours. The walk includes a visit to the Naples Cathedral, with the Treasure Chapel and the Basilica of San Restituta, a route that also includes the Maschio Angioino and a scenic stop at Posillipo. The activity concludes in the city center with Plebiscite Square, the Umberto I Gallery and the exteriors of the Royal Palace and the San Carlo Theater.

Panoramic Vespa tour between Virgiliano Park, Vomero and Mergellina

The scenic Vespa tour allows you to discover Naples through iconic alleys and neighborhoods, driving independently or with an experienced driver. The itinerary touches on Santa Lucia, the scenic streets of Posillipo with a stop at the Virgilian Park, Sannazzaro Square and the Vomero, including belvederes and views of the Gulf. The route continues to Mergellina with typical food stops and ends at the starting point with Neapolitan dessert and espresso.

Vespa food tour in Naples with tasting of typical products

The food tour by Vespa allows you to experience the best of Neapolitan cuisine amidst striking views and typical specialties, driving independently or with an experienced driver. Starting from Saint Lucia, the itinerary touches on Posillipo, St. Martin's, the Vomero and Mergellina, with stops to sample coffee, cuoppo, pizza, Neapolitan sweets and traditional lemonade, and then return to the starting point. You will thus be able to experience a true dive into the main delicacies of Neapolitan gastronomy while enjoying the beauty of the city.