• Spaccanapoli - Known officially as Via Benedetto Croce and Via Forcella in the central area, Spaccanapoli is a significant thoroughfare in the ancient heart of Naples. It is one of the city’s most vital streets.
• Via San Gregorio Armeno - Located in the historic center of Naples, Via San Gregorio Armeno is renowned for its artisan nativity scene shops. This street is globally recognized as a hub for craft shops that create nativity figurines year-round, both traditional and unique. Each year, the most creative artisans craft figurines depicting prominent figures who have made an impact, positively or negatively, during the year.
• Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore - The Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore is a monumental and one of the oldest basilicas in Naples, situated in the historic center near Piazza San Gaetano. The religious complex includes the Museo dell’Opera di San Lorenzo Maggiore, which offers access to the archaeological excavations of the same name.
• Via dei Tribunali - The decumanus major, now known as Via dei Tribunali, is a key street in Naples’ historic center, recognized as a World Heritage Site in 1995. It follows the ancient Greek road axis. Given its Greek origins, it is more accurate to refer to it as “plateia” rather than “decumanus,” a Roman term that conventionally replaced the original.
• Campanile della Pietrasanta - This is the bell tower of the Pietrasanta Church in Naples, standing as the sole remnant of its original version. It remains isolated with a facade open to Via Tribunali and another on Via del Giudice.

• Professional and local guide
• Tea and coffee

• Tips (optional)
• Everything extra you order in restaurant.

Starting with a classic Neapolitan tradition: a coffee and a warm sfogliatella. Next, we will immerse ourselves in the vibrant heart of the city, Spaccanapoli, the most famous decumanus of Naples. We will ascend through one of the most iconic streets, San Gregorio Armeno, and inside one of its shops, we will explore the craft through the eyes of one of its renowned artisans, discovering an ancient trade that thrives today. Our journey continues with a visit to the Church of San Gregorio Armeno, a prime example of Neapolitan Baroque architecture. We will then enter San Lorenzo Maggiore, a church steeped in history with tales of coronations, consecrations, secret burials, and even forbidden love. After uncovering some of its secrets and mysteries, we will stroll along Via dei Tribunali towards the church of Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco, where we will learn about the cult of pezzentelle souls, concluding our tour in front of the Pietrasanta bell tower, the oldest in the city.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

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