• Piazza del Plebiscito - Naples’ largest public square is encircled by remarkable structures, including the Royal Palace and the Church of San Francesco di Paola. This expansive area hosts numerous events and concerts throughout the year. Experience the magnificence of the square and enjoy observing the lively atmosphere in this historic center of Naples.

• Via dei Tribunali - This lively street in the heart of Naples’ historic district is renowned for its vibrant ambiance and culinary delights. Along Via Tribunali, discover some of the city’s finest pizzerias, street food vendors, and charming shops. Be sure to see the unique Banksy artwork “Madonna con la Pistola” near Piazza dei Girolamini, a rare piece by the famous street artist in Italy.

• Underground Naples - Discover the intriguing subterranean world beneath Naples’ streets, accessible through Piazza San Gaetano. This maze of tunnels, catacombs, and galleries offers insight into the city’s ancient history, from Greek-Roman aqueducts to World War II air raid shelters. The guided tour provides a captivating perspective on Naples’ layered past and geological features.

• Via San Gregorio Armeno - Known as the “Street of Nativity Scenes,” this narrow alley is famous for its artisan workshops crafting intricate nativity figurines. The street comes alive during the Christmas season, but year-round, you can watch skilled craftsmen at work and purchase unique souvenirs. The tradition of handmade nativity scenes here dates back to the 18th century, making it a cultural treasure of Naples.

• Spaccanapoli - This iconic street, whose name means “Naples splitter,” cuts through the heart of the historic center. Dating back over 3,000 years, Spaccanapoli offers a straight path through the labyrinthine old town, lined with shops, churches, and palaces. Experience the vibrant Neapolitan street life, sample local delicacies, and visit popular spots like Bar Nilo with its Maradona shrine and Scaturchio for traditional pastries.

• Basilica dello Spirito Santo - This Gothic basilica, one of Naples’ largest churches, boasts a rich history and stunning architecture. Inside, you’ll find beautiful frescoes, ornate chapels, and the tombs of notable figures including three kings of Naples. The adjacent monastery houses important artworks and offers a peaceful cloister for quiet contemplation.

• Santa Chiara - This expansive religious complex showcases a unique blend of Gothic and Baroque styles. The basilica’s interior is adorned with colorful frescoes and ornate decorations, while the peaceful majolica-tiled cloister offers a serene escape from the bustling city. Don’t miss the beautiful garden with its citrus trees and fountains.

• Gesu Nuovo Church - This striking church features an unusual diamond-pointed façade and a lavishly decorated Baroque interior. Look for the mysterious alchemical symbols on the façade, said to protect the church from bad energies. Inside, admire the ornate chapels, frescoes, and marble decorations that make this church a true Neapolitan treasure.

• Toledo (Stazione della Metropolitana dell’Arte) - Often called one of the most beautiful metro stations in Europe, Toledo Station is a modern work of art. The station’s design incorporates themes of water and light, with stunning mosaics, LED installations, and a dramatic escalator tunnel. Take a moment to appreciate this underground marvel before continuing your journey through Naples.

• Quartieri Spagnoli - This lively neighborhood, once home to Spanish troops, is now a vibrant area filled with narrow streets, colorful buildings, and authentic Neapolitan life. Explore the maze-like alleys off Via Toledo, discover local eateries and shops, and experience the true spirit of Naples. Keep an eye out for street art and enjoy the bustling atmosphere of this characterful district.

• Murales Maradona 1990 - Located in the Quartieri Spagnoli, this large mural pays homage to Diego Maradona, the legendary footballer beloved by Neapolitans. The artwork has become a pilgrimage site for football fans and a symbol of Naples’ passion for the sport. Visit to appreciate the artistry and understand Maradona’s significant impact on the city’s culture.

• Castel Sant’Elmo - Perched atop Vomero Hill, this medieval fortress offers panoramic views of Naples, the bay, and Mount Vesuvius. Time your visit for sunset to witness a breathtaking display of colors over the city. The castle also houses a museum of 20th-century Neapolitan art, adding cultural value to its strategic location.

• Royal Park of Capodimonte - This vast park surrounding the Capodimonte Museum offers a refreshing escape from the city’s hustle. Enjoy walking paths, gardens, and panoramic views while exploring the former royal hunting grounds. The museum itself houses an impressive art collection, including works by Caravaggio, Titian, and Raphael.

• Galleria Umberto I - This elegant 19th-century shopping arcade, with its stunning glass dome and mosaic floors, is an architectural marvel. Browse its upscale shops, enjoy a coffee at one of its cafes, or simply admire the beautiful structure. The gallery connects Piazza del Plebiscito with Via Toledo, making it a convenient stop on your tour.

• Duomo di Napoli - The magnificent Naples Cathedral, dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, is a stunning example of Gothic and Baroque architecture. Its construction began in the 13th century and houses important religious relics, including the blood of San Gennaro. The cathedral’s ornate interior features beautiful frescoes, sculptures, and chapels, making it a must-visit for art and history enthusiasts.

• Palazzo Reale - Once home to the Bourbon kings, this opulent palace now serves as a museum and national library. Tour the royal apartments to see lavish furnishings, frescoes, and artworks that showcase the wealth and power of Naples’ former rulers. Don’t miss the grand staircase and the royal chapel with its ornate decorations.

• Lungomare Caracciolo - This scenic waterfront promenade offers stunning views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Enjoy a leisurely walk or bike ride along the sea, stopping at cafes and restaurants along the way. The area is particularly beautiful at sunset, when the bay is bathed in golden light.

• Castel dell’Ovo - This seaside castle, whose name means “Egg Castle,” is steeped in legend and history. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the bay and city, especially beautiful at dusk. Explore the castle’s ramparts and learn about its varied past, from Roman villa to medieval fortress to its current role as an exhibition space.

• Self-guided walking tour app
• Digital city map

• Private transportation

Experience the lively spirit and rich heritage of Naples with our self-guided audio tour app, which lets you explore the city at your own pace. Start your journey at the iconic Piazza del Plebiscito, the heart of Naples’ historic center, and then move on to the magnificent Duomo di Napoli, the city’s renowned cathedral. Dive into Neapolitan royal history at the Palazzo Reale, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the Spaccanapoli district. Walk along the elegant Via Toledo to reach the National Archaeological Museum. Savor the vibrant pizza culture at the renowned pizzerias on Via dei Tribunali, the most popular street for authentic Neapolitan pizza. Continue your exploration at the Capodimonte Museum, where you can admire its remarkable art collection, and ascend to Castel Sant’Elmo for stunning views of the city. Finally, descend into Naples Underground to uncover the ancient tunnels and ruins beneath the city, capturing the blend of history and mystery that defines Naples.

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