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Napoli is a city that captivates with its vibrant beauty and millennia of history. From the alleys of the historic centre to breathtaking views over the Gulf, every corner reveals a treasure waiting to be discovered.
We'll take you to discover the most iconic places, from historic monuments to lively squares, giving you a taste of the culture, art and gastronomy that make this city unique in the world.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, an art lover or a seeker of culinary adventures, Napoli is sure to win you over.
Below you'll find a selection of must-see attractions, designed to guide you into the beating heart of the city. Each stop is an invitation to live an authentic experience, among centuries-old traditions and the unmistakable energy of the Neapolitans.
Take your time to explore and let yourself be inspired by the timeless magic of Napoli. Enjoy your journey!
Centro Storico
Immerse yourself in the beating heart of Napoli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll along Spaccanapoli, the street that splits the ancient city in two, and discover baroque churches, craft workshops and hidden treasures in every alley. The atmosphere here is a unique mix of history, culture and everyday Neapolitan life.
Maschio Angioino
Also known as Castel Nuovo, it is one of Napoli's most iconic castles. Built in the 13th century, it dominates Piazza Municipio and the harbour. Don't miss the Renaissance Triumphal Arch at the entrance, the Sala dei Baroni and the Museo Civico, which houses sculptures and paintings that tell the city's story. From its terraces you can enjoy a splendid view of the Gulf.
Cristo Velato
In the Cappella Sansevero you can admire the Cristo Velato, one of the most famous and evocative sculptures in the world. The detail of the marble veil covering Christ's body is so realistic it looks like fabric. The chapel is a masterpiece of baroque art, rich in symbolism and other extraordinary sculptures that leave visitors speechless at their technical skill.
San Gregorio Armeno
Famous worldwide for its nativity craft workshops, this street is an explosion of colour and tradition. Here the art of the presepe is passed down from generation to generation, with figurines ranging from classic characters to figures from current affairs and pop culture. It is the ideal place to buy a unique souvenir and enjoy the Christmas atmosphere all year round.
Quartieri Spagnoli
A maze of lively, distinctive alleys, famous for laundry hanging out to dry, open-air markets and street food. Discover the many murals, including the one dedicated to Maradona, and breathe in the authenticity of Neapolitan life. In recent years the neighbourhood has become a hub of creativity and nightlife, with workshops of young artisans and small typical venues.
Museo Nazionale
The Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli is one of the most important museums in the world for Roman antiquities. It houses unique collections from Pompei and Ercolano, as well as the celebrated Collezione Farnese of Greek and Roman sculpture. Admire the detailed mosaics, well-preserved frescoes and monumental statues that tell of life and art in the ancient world.
PAN – Palazzo delle Arti Napoli
Located in the historic Palazzo Roccella, PAN is a centre for contemporary art hosting temporary exhibitions, cultural events, photography festivals and creative workshops. It is a landmark for the city's modern art scene, offering a space for expression and exchange for local and international artists. The building itself, with its mix of historic architecture and modern installations, is well worth a visit.
Shopping streets
Napoli offers several options for shopping lovers. Via Toledo is the main street, lined with major chains and international brands. If you're looking for luxury, head to Via Chiaia, Via dei Mille and Via Filangieri, where you'll find boutiques of the most prestigious labels and Neapolitan tailor shops famous worldwide for their elegance and attention to detail.
Palazzo Reale
Located in Piazza del Plebiscito, the Palazzo Reale is one of the symbols of Bourbon power in Napoli. Visit the sumptuous Appartamenti Reali, admire the majestic Scalinata d'Onore and relax in the Giardini Reali. The palace also houses the Biblioteca Nazionale Vittorio Emanuele III, one of the most important in Italy, with its precious manuscripts and rare volumes.
Castel dell'Ovo
Set on the islet of Megaride, it is the oldest castle in Napoli. Linked to the legend of the magic egg hidden by Virgil, it offers one of the most striking views of the city and Vesuvio. Stroll through Borgo Marinari at its feet to breathe in the sea air and enjoy a typical meal in one of the many small restaurants overlooking the water.
Napoli Sotterranea
Explore the hidden world beneath the streets of Napoli. A journey 40 metres underground among Roman aqueducts, World War II air-raid shelters and the remains of an ancient Greco-Roman theatre. A fascinating experience that reveals the city's layered history through the centuries, showing its most mysterious and subterranean side.
Lungomare Caracciolo
A pleasant walk along the sea, with breathtaking views of the Gulf, Castel dell'Ovo and Vesuvio. It is the ideal place to relax, go jogging or enjoy an ice cream at sunset. The waterfront is lined with historic bars and restaurants, and is the city's elegant open-air living room, where locals and visitors gather to enjoy the sea breeze and a panorama unique in the world.
Rione Sanità
A neighbourhood rich in contrasts and hidden treasures, such as the Catacombe di San Gennaro and the Cimitero delle Fontanelle. Admire the architecture of noble palaces, such as Palazzo dello Spagnolo, with its spectacular double staircase. Today the district is a symbol of social and cultural rebirth, with many initiatives showcasing its extraordinary artistic and human heritage.
Reggia e Bosco di Capodimonte
Set in a vast park, the Reggia houses the Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, with one of the richest art galleries in Italy. Admire masterpieces by Raffaello, Tiziano, Caravaggio and many other masters. After visiting the museum, treat yourself to a walk in the Real Bosco, an oasis of peace and nature with shaded paths, green lawns and panoramic views of the city — once a hunting reserve of the Bourbon kings.
Certosa di San Martino
Set on the Vomero hill, the Certosa is one of the finest examples of Neapolitan baroque. Visit the Museo Nazionale di San Martino, which includes a section dedicated to nativity scenes and traces the civic and artistic history of Napoli. From the square in front and the inner gardens you enjoy one of the most spectacular and complete panoramic views of the city, the gulf and the surrounding islands, making this place unmissable.
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