Day 2 - Saturday, September 20

In the morning of your second day in Naples, we offer you a Neapolitan pizza workshop, thanks to which you will know all the secrets about the preparation of this dish. Specifically, you will learn how to make thedough, rolling it out and baking pizza from the wood-fired oven. To top it off, you will also be able to taste what was cooked, and you will be treated to a good Neapolitan coffee to end on a high note!

In the afternoon, however, we recommend a Vespa food tour in Naples with tasting of typical products, ideal for appreciating the most authentic flavors of Neapolitan gastronomy. You can ride the motorcycle yourself to move from Santa Lucia to Posillipo and its spectacular views. During the walk you'll see San Martino, Castel Sant'Elmo, the Vomero and the Mergellina waterfront, where you'll cool off with a classic "open thigh lemonade."

Day 3 - Sunday, September 21

Sunday in Naples can begin with a guided tour of the Royal Palace which is one of the main tourist attractions in the old town. The building built in the 17th century to a design by Dominic Fontana is located in Piazza del Plebiscito and is one of four Bourbon residences erected during the years of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. Today you can visit the rooms of the Historical Apartment Museum and the wing that houses the National Library of Naples.

After lunch, in the afternoon, don't miss a walking tour of downtown Naples with admission ticket to Sansevero Chapel. The walk begins on Via Duomo, near the cathedral, and from here you will proceed to Via dei Tribunali, Piazza San Gaetano and Spaccanapoli. Next, you will move in the direction of. San Domenico Maggiore Square, and then to the San Severo Chapel, where you will see the beauty of the famous Veiled Christ, one of the most mysterious and fascinating works of Neapolitan art.

On this day, however, you have plenty of alternatives offered by Movery. For example, those who like to stroll through the city's narrow streets can take advantage of a walking tour of the Spanish quarters, perfect for capturing the true essence of the truest Naples. You will see historical monuments and iconic places such as the Maradona Mural, Vico Totò, the Pignasecca Market and much more. Also not to be missed is this walking tour between Dante Square and Jesus Squarewhich allows you to see Piazza Bellini, the Church of the Anime del Purgatorio, Via San Gregorio Armeno and the Monastery of Santa Chiara.

Also amusing is the Naples by Film tour among the iconic locations of Italian cinema. The hike takes about 4 hours and you will be able to see the Sanità District, the Palazzo dello Spagnuolo, Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, the House of Totò, Piazza del Plebiscito, Galleria Umberto and other splendid places that have hosted the filming of great films of Italian cinema.

TV series fans, on the other hand, can book the Sea Out tour which will take you to the iconic locations of the series, exploring the coast and discovering the filming sets of the record-breaking drama. Through this experience you will see Marechiaro, Villa Grotta Marina, Villa Lauro, Pizzeria Capasso, Galleria Umberto, and Via Toledo, St. Vincent Pier and other places that served as the backdrop for the stories of the boys in Naples' juvenile prison.

Those who love culture and art can direct themselves to a guided tour of the Diego Aragona Pignatelli Museum you will encounter along the Chiaia Riviera. Here you will admire wonderful furnishings, works of art and artifacts of incredible value and beauty. To top it off, we suggest you buy a admission ticket to the Lapis Water Museum with pizza lunch included. The museum has been set up in an eye-catching underground network of ancient Roman cisterns of the second century AD, and during the visit you will learn information and trivia about Roman architecture and hydraulic works of that time.