Discover ancient tunnels and explore hidden passageways

Naples Underground: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Journey into some of Italy's most historic subterranean tombs

Catacombs of San Gennaro: Guided Tour

Witness history at the foot of Mount Vesuvius

Herculaneum: Entry Ticket

Walk through ancient streets and view preserved ruins and artifacts

Pompeii: Guided Tour with an Archaeologist

See famous sculptures and learn about their history on a guided walking tour

Sansevero Chapel: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

The most spectacular route to visit the most famous volcano in the world

Mount Vesuvius: Entry + Roundtrip from Ercolano by Vesuvio Express

Get access to the world's oldest and most spectacular classical art

National Archaeological Museum of Naples: Entry Ticket

Mount Vesuvius: Fast Track Entry Ticket

Visit the crater and stroll through ancient ruins

Mount Vesuvius: Transport Only By Vesuvio Express

See everything this UNESCO World Heritage Site has to offer with this handy pass

City Sightseeing Naples: Hop on Hop Off Tour

Explore this Roman church and the archaeological complex below it

Complex of San Lorenzo Maggiore & Archaeological Area: Entry + Audio Guide

Explore a famous volcano and learn about its history

Mount Vesuvius: Skip The Line Ticket + Roundtrip from Naples

Walk around the crater and get views of Pompeii below

Vesuvius: Skip The Line Entry + Roundtrip Transport from Pompei

Discover an oasis of marine biodiversity in Naples

Aquarium of Naples: Entry Ticket

Visit one of the world’s famous archaeological sites

Pompeii: Entrance Tickets

Purchase a ticket and rent an audio guide for your visit

Pompeii: Flexible Entrance Ticket

Your guided tour of the city&#39;s historic center starts here! Naples Cathedral is called the &quot;Cathedrale di Santa Maria Assunta,&quot; but everyone knows it as the &quot;Duomo di San Gennaro,&quot; as it is dedicated to the patron saint, San Gennaro, and the famous miracle of the melting blood. Walking along Via Dei Tribunali, you&#39;ll be completely immersed in one of Naples&#39; most colorful and unique atmospheres! Shops, restaurants, cafes, and many small boutiques surround you! Here you&#39;ll taste the famous Tarallo Napoletano (a spicy savory biscuit), visit the city&#39;s oldest factory, and choose your favorite flavor! Traditional &quot;nzogna e pepe&quot; with almonds or with new flavors. In the historic center of Naples lies a magical place: the San Gregorio Armeno alley, also known in Italian as &quot;la strada dei presepi.&quot; San Gregorio Armeno is one of Naples&#39; most incredible attractions. You can admire countless shops with creative nativity scenes and figurines in all their variations. In addition to figurines of Jesus and the Madonna, you&#39;ll also find detailed replicas of pizzerias, fruit markets, all household objects, gastronomic delights, exotic animals, and sometimes even caricatured politicians and soccer players. They are all handmade by local artisans; their art has been passed down from father to son, and each nativity scene is meticulously crafted. You can find thousands of accessories and building materials for your Neapolitan nativity scene. Visiting one of San Gregorio&#39;s oldest factories will give you a traditional lucky charm: the Neapolitan Horn! Chiesa di Santa Chiara, the Basilica of Santa Chiara, is a Gothic church located in Piazza San Domenico Maggiore; it is the ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city; the complex includes a beautiful monastery, a basilica, and a small museum with a religious library. Piazza del Gesu Nuovo, flanked by the spiky Chiesa del Gesù Nuovo and the Basilica of Santa Chiara, is one of the most beautiful squares in Naples. It houses the Church of the Gesu Nuovo, with its ugly facade, originally part of a late 15th-century palace covered with pyramidal extrusions of dark basalt. In the middle of the square rises the Guglia dell&#39;Immacolata, a wild pinnacle that fuses Rococo and Gothic art, richly decorated with statues of saints, putti, and frills. Spaccanapoli is the straight, narrow main street that runs through the old historic center of Naples, Italy. The name is popularly used and literally means &quot;divider of Naples.&quot; It&#39;s actually a very long road, and from above it appears to divide the city in two. Time for another tasting... You will continue passing through the square of Piazza San Domenico Maggiore and here you can taste a typical &quot;cuoppo napoletano&quot; a paper horn filled with lots of fried delicacies... super typical street food... you will be addicted! The Galleria Umberto I was built at the end of the 19th century as part of a long project to rebuild and renovate the city of Naples. It is a light-filled shopping arcade, crowned by a vaulted glass and steel roof and is elegantly decorated with murals and sculptures. It&#39;s a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and well worth a visit! The Teatro San Carlo is a magnificent theater commissioned by King Charles III of Bourbon decades before the founding of La Scala in Milan. It is the oldest opera house in the world still in operation. From the most famous dancers to the greatest composers, all great artists have loved this theater and sought to perform their art here. Via Toledo has always been considered Naples&#39; most important avenue, connecting the Decumani area to Piazza del Plebiscito. On the right side of Via Toledo, the narrow streets of the Spanish Quarters unfold, where colors, smells, and flavors trace the history of Naples. Via Toledo is also home to one of the most beautiful metro stations in the world: Toledo Station, also known as the &quot;art station&quot;. Dulcis in fundo (as we say in Italy)... time for some pizza! Not the &quot;normal&quot; kind... but the Piazza Poretafoglio, which is a pizza folded over itself (hence the Italian word for &quot;portafoglio&quot;)... at one of the best pizzerias in Italy! Last but not least... time for dessert... sfogliatella or baba or a delicious espresso in Piazza Plebiscito! Notes: You must reconfirm your pickup time and meeting point with your local service provider prior to travel. Please wear comfortable shoes. The guide may slightly alter the itinerary if it is not possible to make some stops or visits mentioned in the program.

Naples Walking Tour and Street Food Experience

Thanks to priority entry, you&#39;ll avoid the stress of a long line and enter the ruins hassle-free! Stroll through the ancient &quot;cardini&quot; and &quot;decumani&quot; and explore the remaining remains of the prosperous Romans. Pompeii remained buried by volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in the 1st century until excavations began in the 18th century. See the baths, streets, bakeries, and forums that were once an integral part of daily life. Marvel at the magnificently preserved frescoes that adorned the beautiful villas. Observations: You must reconfirm your pickup time and meeting point with your local service provider before traveling. Please wear comfortable shoes. From November 1, 2025 to January 5, 2026, the time will be 9:00 AM.

Pompeii Tour from Naples

Immerse yourself in Italy like a local foodie. Explore your Cesarina host&#39;s most trusted artisanal food shops, tasting as you go. Visit a selection of small local shops, discovering the city&#39;s typical products while tasting them. A delicious way to discover Italy and its gastronomy! This experience is hosted by Cesarine, Italy&#39;s oldest network of home cooks, available in over 500 cities across the country. Cesarine, meaning &quot;home cook,&quot; are passionate and welcoming local hosts who open the doors of their homes to curious travelers for immersive culinary experiences. They serve only local specialties from their family cookbooks to tell the rich story of their traditional regional cuisine. Notes: Your experience will take place downtown. You&#39;ll receive all the necessary details when you book. Please specify if you have any food intolerances/allergies when booking.

Naples Small-Group Street Food Tour with a Local Culinary Expert

Italy has a vast and varied culinary heritage, and our local hosts are proud to share its hidden secrets. Share your passion for Italian cuisine with other lovely guests, immerse yourself in the vibrant local market, and enjoy an authentic, hands-on cooking class. You&#39;ll visit the local market with your Cesarina host, who will teach you how to select the best seasonal ingredients. Afterwards, you&#39;ll return to your home, warm up with an Italian aperitif, and enjoy the class. You&#39;ll learn how to make an iconic pasta recipe, typical of the city you&#39;re visiting, and the famous Tiramisu. After the class, you&#39;ll enjoy everything you&#39;ve prepared for lunch or dinner with local wines. This experience is the perfect choice if you want to experience true Italian regional cuisine through genuine connections, food, and friendship. This experience is hosted by Cesarine, Italy&#39;s oldest network of home cooks, available in over 500 cities across the country. Cesarine, meaning &quot;home cook,&quot; are passionate and welcoming local hosts who open the doors of their homes to curious travelers for immersive culinary experiences. Cesarine serve only local specialties from their family cookbooks to tell the rich story of their traditional regional cuisine. Notes: This experience will be held in a local&#39;s home and, for privacy reasons, you will only receive your host&#39;s full address after booking. We build our experiences around you: to match you with the perfect local home cook, we request the following information: food intolerances and allergies, the neighborhood where you&#39;re staying, and how you plan to travel to your local host&#39;s home. Please specify this information when booking.

Small-group market tour and cooking class with a local home cook specializing in Naples

Naples

No vacation in Naples is complete without a trip to the enchanting island of Capri. Spend an unforgettable day with panoramic views of Capri, arriving on the island stress-free, and our tour includes a visit to the Blue Grotto. If you love sun, sea, nature, and lifestyle, let us show you one of the most beautiful islands in the world: Capri. This little Mediterranean treasure will delight you with its typical colors, artisan shops, and luxury boutiques. Experience an unforgettable day in a splendid setting. Notes: *During high season, visiting the Blue Grotto of Capri may involve long lines or, given its limited capacity, the impossibility of entry. If access is not possible or weather conditions do not allow it, our guides will suggest alternative attractions to ensure a satisfying and memorable tour (e.g. the Faraglioni Rocks)

Discover the Island of Capri and the Blue Grotto

A complete journey through Italy , bringing together some of the country&#39;s most enchanting and emblematic destinations in an 11-day itinerary. Discover the history and grandeur of Rome, be captivated by the beauty of Capri, Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi, explore the impressive excavations of Pompeii and admire the unique landscape of Cinque Terre. The itinerary also includes Florence, Pisa and ends in unforgettable Venice, combining culture, history, gastronomy, coastal landscapes and typically Italian experiences. Duration: 11 days Cities: Rome, Naples, Capri, Sorrento, Salerno, Pompeii, Positano, Florence, Amalfi, Pisa, Cinque Terre, and Venice. Availability in 2027: May: 13 and 27 June: 10 and 24 July: 8 and 15 September: 02, 09, 16 and 30 Planned hotels: Rome: Ergife (★★★★) Pamphili Green Park (★★★★) Garner Hotel Roma Aurelia (★★★★) Marc Aurelio (★★★★) Grand Hotel Fleming (★★★★) Salerno: Holiday Inn (★★★★) Mediterranea (★★★★) PisaGalilei (★★★★) Venice: Novotel Mestre Castellana (★★★★) Belstay Venezia Mestre (★★★★) Lugano Torretta (★★★★) Itinerary: Day 1 - Thursday: Rome: Arrival at Rome airport and transfer to the hotel. At 5 PM, we will meet the guide at the hotel reception, where we will also meet the other participants. Accommodation. Day 2 - Friday: Rome: Breakfast. Next, we&#39;ll take a scenic tour to see St. Peter&#39;s Square, Via Conciliazione, and continue walking through the Trastevere neighborhood. From our bus, we will see Tiber Island, the temples of Hercules and Portunus, the Mouth of Truth, etc. We will visit some of the seven historic hills upon which Rome was founded: Aventine, Palatine, Caelian, and we will arrive at the Circus Maximus and the Baths of Caracalla, the most beautiful in Rome. We will visit some important churches, such as the Basilica of St. John Lateran, and conclude with the symbol of Ancient Rome: the Colosseum. Free afternoon. Day 3 - Saturday: Rome &gt; Naples &gt; Capri &gt; Sorrento &gt; Salerno (Cava de&#39; Tirreni): Breakfast and early departure for Naples to board the ferry to Capri. Arrival and visit to the island, whose Piazzetta Central, although it retains its modest urban architecture, is full of luxury shops, expensive restaurants and paparazzi looking for celebrities. A boat trip along part of the coast to admire the caves and cliffs that the force of the sea has sculpted into the island over the years. Ferry departure for Sorrento. A brief visit to this city of Roman origin that still preserves the ancient layout of its streets. Continue by bus to Salerno. Dinner and accommodation. Day 4 - Sunday: Salerno (Cava de&#39; Tirreni) &gt; Positano &gt; Amalfi &gt; Salerno (Cava de&#39; Tirreni): Breakfast and transfer to the port of Salerno, where we will embark on a coastal cruise along the Amalfi Coast. After an hour&#39;s sail, we arrived in Positano, the most beautiful balcony in Italy and the true queen of the Amalfi Coast. Its houses with cloister vaults shine in a setting eternally linked to the sea and the vertigo of the hill. Guided tour of the city and departure for Amalfi, whose main attraction is the Piazza del Duomo and its impressive Cathedral of Sant&#39;Andrea, which we will visit. Free time. In the afternoon, I return to Salerno. Dinner and accommodation. Day 5 - Monday: Salerno (Cava de&#39; Tirreni) &gt; Pompeii &gt; Naples &gt; Rome Breakfast and transfer to Pompeii to visit the excavations of the ancient Roman city, buried by the eruption of Vesuvius. Departure for Naples and panoramic tour of the city, located in the bay of the same name, the most populous city in southern Italy. After the visit, I will return to Rome. Accommodation. Day 6 - Tuesday: Rome: Breakfast. A day off in this city. Accommodation. Day 7 - Wednesday: Rome &gt; Florence &gt; Pisa Breakfast. Departure for Florence. Arrival and panoramic walking tour of the city, which will allow us to admire the Piazza della Signoria, the Duomo, the imposing Santa Maria del Fiore, the Baptistery, the Ponte Vecchio, etc. Free time and then we&#39;ll head to Pisa. Dinner and accommodation. Day 8 - Thursday: Pisa (Cinque Terre Excursion): Breakfast and departure for our included Cinque Terre excursion. Transfer by bus to La Spezia and from there, by boat to Porto Venere. We will visit the coast by boat and train, stopping in some of the towns that make up Cinque Terre: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. In the afternoon, I return to Pisa for a panoramic tour of the city aboard the &quot;Trenino,&quot; with highlights including the Piazza dei Miracoli and its famous Leaning Tower. Arrival at the hotel and check-in. Day 9 - Friday: Pisa &gt; Venice: Breakfast and departure for Venice. We will travel by boat to St. Mark&#39;s Square, where we will take a guided tour highlighting the Basilica, the Campanile, the Doge&#39;s Palace, etc. Return to the hotel and check in. Day 10 - Saturday: Venice: Breakfast. In the morning, transfer to Piazza de Roma. Free day to explore the canals, bridges, or visit interesting sites such as the Doge&#39;s Palace, St. Mark&#39;s Basilica, etc. (return to the hotel in Mestre or Marghera not included). Accommodation. Day 11 - Sunday: Venice &gt; City of origin: Breakfast and free time until transfer to the airport. End of our services.

Italy at its heart with Cinque Terre and the Amalfi Coast.

Discover the best of southern Italy on a charming trip through Puglia, combining history, culture, architecture, natural landscapes, and charming towns. The itinerary includes destinations such as Naples, Pompeii, Matera, Alberobello, Lecce, Otranto, Santa Maria di Leuca, Ostuni, Polignano a Mare, and Bari, with scenic drives, a professional guide , transportation by tourist bus, and accommodation with breakfast. A complete experience to discover the essence of Puglia and its most impressive landscapes. Duration: 8 days Availability: June: 06, 13 and 20 of 2027 July: 4 and 11 of 2027 August: August 1st and 15th, 2027 September: 5, 12, 19 and 29 of 2027 October: 03, 10, 17 of 2027 Planned hotels: Naples: Palazzo Esedra 4* Wyndham Naples 4* Holiday Inn Naples 4* Matera: Una La Martella 4* A MH La Matera 4* National 4* Lecce: Grand Hotel Lecce 4* Hilton Garden Inn 4* Grand Hotel Tiziano e Congressi 4* Bari: Parco dei Principe 4* Excelsior 4* Nicholas 4* Rome: Ergife 4* Green Park Pamphili 4* Hotel Garner Roma Aurelia 4* Marc Aurelio 4* Grand Hotel Fleming 4* Itinerary: Day 1 - Sunday - Naples: Arrival at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation. At 5 PM, we will meet the guide at the hotel reception, where we will meet the other participants. Day 2 - Monday - Naples &gt; Pompeii &gt; Naples &gt; Matera: Breakfast and transfer to Pompeii to visit the excavations of the ancient Roman city, buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Departure for Naples and panoramic tour of the city, located in the bay of the same name, the most populous city in southern Italy. After the visit, we&#39;ll continue on to Matera. Arrival and accommodation. Day 3 - Tuesday - Matera &gt; Alberobello &gt; Lecce: Breakfast. In the morning, a panoramic tour of Matera, internationally known for its &quot;Sassi,&quot; original prehistoric settlements and, apparently, the first settlements in Italy. These are houses carved into the rock, characteristic of the Basilicata and Puglia regions. One of the peculiarities of this ancient city is its resemblance to the ancient cities near Jerusalem. In the afternoon, departure for Alberobello, the city of the Trulli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its typical houses with cone-shaped roofs, used as dwellings or to store work tools. Onward to Lecce. Arrival and accommodation. Day 4 - Wednesday - Lecce: Breakfast. In the morning, enjoy a panoramic tour of Lecce, known as the &quot;Florence of the South,&quot; famous for its renowned Baroque art and architecture, dating from the late 16th to the first half of the 17th century. We will visit the Cathedral with its Crypt, the Basilica of Santa Croce, the amphitheater, and the outdoor Roman theater. Free afternoon to explore the city. Accommodation. Day 5 - Thursday - Lecce: San Andrea &gt; Otranto – Santa Maria de Leuca: Breakfast and full-day excursion. We will see the Tower of Saint Andrew, where wind and wave erosion has, over time, created a true natural work of art in white rock, taking on shapes reminiscent of bridges and tunnels emerging from a clear, transparent sea. Continuation and orientation tour of Otranto, a city known as the &quot;Gateway to the East,&quot; with its Romanesque Cathedral, the Chapel of the Tomb of the Holy Martyrs, and the evocative Crypt. In the afternoon, we will visit Santa Maria di Leuca to admire the meeting of the two seas, the Adriatic and the Ionian. Return to Lecce. Accommodation. Day 6 - Friday - Lecce &gt; Ostuni &gt; Polignano a Mare: Breakfast. Departure for Ostuni and orientation tour of the city, known as the &quot;White City&quot;. We will stroll through its picturesque historic center, including a visit to its Romanesque-Gothic cathedral. Continuing on to Polignano a Mare, an old fishing village. In the afternoon, arrival in Bari. Accommodation. Day 7 - Saturday - Bari: Breakfast. In the morning, panoramic tour of Bari, capital of Puglia. Historically a major maritime hub connecting East and West, today it is a vibrant port and university center. Bari is the second largest city in southern Italy and is so rich in art, history and culinary tradition that every visit is an unforgettable memory. Free afternoon. Accommodation. Day 8 - Sunday - Bari: Breakfast and free time until the transfer to the airport. End of our services.

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