Attractions: Piazza Plebiscito

On this guided tour, you'll have the opportunity to explore the ancient passageways and underground tunnel networks of the Galleria Borbonica. Alongside your guide, you'll journey beneath Naples' Piazza del Plebiscito into the tunnels built in 1853 by Ferdinand II. Here, you'll be able to learn more about the history of the tunnels, their construction in fear of rebellion and their use as a bomb shelter and military hospital during World War ll. Inside the tunnels, you'll see various relics from across the ages, including 17th century cisterns, fascist statues, cars, motorcycles and more.

This self-guided audio tour app lets you explore Naples at your own pace. You will begin at Piazza del Plebiscito, the historic heart of the city, and move on to the Duomo di Napoli, the landmark cathedral. Along the way you will learn about Neapolitan royal history at the Palazzo Reale and soak up the character of the Spaccanapoli district. A stroll down Via Toledo will take you toward the National Archaeological Museum, with commentary to set each place in its cultural and historical context. As you move through the city, the tour will point out the lively pizza culture along Via dei Tribunali, Naples’ most famous street for traditional pizzerias. You will continue to the Capodimonte Museum, where the audio guide will highlight its notable art collection, then ascend to Castel Sant’Elmo for views of the city. The experience finishes beneath the streets in Naples Underground, where the narration will guide you through the ancient tunnels and ruins that lie beneath modern Naples, showing how history and mystery coexist in the city.

Walking the small streets of Napoli will introduce you to a colourful neighbourhood full of beautiful churches and the sounds and smells of typical street life. Along the way you'll see stalls and tiny shops selling famous local street food, such as pizza a portafoglio (pizza pocket), and you’ll find espresso being served in the local way. You’ll also learn the city’s special tradition for drinking coffee — your guide will show you how it’s done so you need not worry. As you move through the historical centre, you can visit Naples’ main squares, including Piazza Municipio and Piazza Plebiscito, and admire the San Carlo Theatre, Europe’s oldest opera house. The route will take you along Toledo street, through the Spanish Quarters and down the narrow stretch known as Spaccanapoli. Along this route you’ll encounter many more churches and typical fast-food spots that help define the character of the city.

This self‑guided audio tour of Naples puts 100 engaging audio stories straight onto your phone, so you can explore the city at your own pace. As you move through the centre, you’ll learn about iconic sights such as the Duomo di Napoli and the Fontana del Nettuno, and you’ll pass through elegant spots like the Galleria Umberto I and the lively Spaccanapoli. Along the way, the commentary will point out both well‑known landmarks and lesser‑seen corners of the city. The tour works directly from your browser, so there’s no app to download. You’ll be free to start anytime and wander without groups or fixed schedules. Pause and resume whenever you like to suit your pace. Narration is delivered with voice commentary and soundscapes to bring stories to life, making it suitable for solo travellers, couples or families who want a flexible, informative way to see Naples.

Experience life like a local in Naples’ compact and vibrant Quartieri Spagnoli, the Spanish quarter. With a professional local guide, you’ll stroll the bustling streets and alleys, moving through a neighbourhood where tradition and everyday life sit side by side. Along the way, your guide will share stories about the area, including a local tale about the folklore of the downs. You’ll explore characteristic spots and discover unique sites and artistic murals. Expect to observe contrasting artistic expressions, from small votive shrines to symbols of popular devotion. As you walk, you’ll pass Neapolitan shop-level houses and rows of hanging laundry, and see how different lifestyles coexist here. You’ll also find quaint stores and a typical market, and you’ll enjoy a tasting of typical local food as part of the experience. This walk gives a close-up view of the neighbourhood’s history, customs and daily rhythms through the eyes of someone who knows it well.

In Naples, you’ll join a guided historic walking tour led by expert local guides who bring the city’s past to life. As you move through the vibrant streets, you’ll see iconic landmarks and hidden gems, from the grand Piazza del Plebiscito to the narrow lanes of Spaccanapoli that reveal the heart of the historic centre. Along the way you’ll visit the Naples Cathedral and explore the UNESCO-listed historic centre, taking in the architecture and the lively atmosphere. As you walk, your guide will share stories about Naples’ Roman roots, medieval influences and artistic renaissance. You’ll also experience the everyday rhythm of the city, passing bustling markets and scenes of traditional Neapolitan life that help explain local customs and culture. The tour blends major sights with lesser-known corners, giving you a rounded sense of Naples’ history, culture and architecture.

You will visit the Royal Palace of Naples with a professional guide, starting at the palace’s main entrance. With skip-the-line entry you will bypass the long waiting queues and make the most of your time inside. Along the way your guide will point out key features and provide context about the palace’s history and layout. As you move through the rooms you will see the royal quarters with their collection of tapestries and portraits, and admire the Royal Theatre and the Scalone D'Onore (Grand Staircase). The rooms contain rich, elegant furniture that illustrates the palace’s former splendour. Outside, you will be inspired by the city’s finest promenade as you admire the magnificent Piazza Plebiscito and the façade of the Castel Nuovo. The tour also includes a walk through the so-called Spanish Quarters, where you will experience the traditional Neapolitan atmosphere along the streets.

This bike tour of Naples lets you explore the city on two wheels, moving through its streets and squares at an easy pace. As you ride, you'll encounter a mix of historic architecture and lively urban life. The experience focuses on some of the city's most recognisable highlights, giving you a clear sense of Naples' character. Along the way you'll see Castel dell'Ovo, take in the façade of the Gesu' Nuovo church and pass through Piazza del Plebiscito. These stops will give you glimpses of Naples' history and its public spaces. As you move through the city, you'll have time to look closely at each landmark and take in the surroundings, making it a relaxed way to familiarise yourself with key parts of Naples.

The Origins itineraries guide you through more than two thousand years of Naples' history, beginning with the legend of the mermaid Parthenope. You'll hear how she is said to have abandoned herself into the waves at the spot where Castel dell'Ovo now stands. The castle is also linked to a local tale about an egg (uovo in Italian) that, through the wizard Virgilius, decides the city's destiny. From the seafront you'll move on to one of Naples' best-known landmarks, the Maschio Angioino (New Castle), an imposing fortress that overlooks the Gulf. Along the way you'll also see the San Carlo Theatre, recognised as the oldest theatre in Europe. The first part of the tour ends in Piazza del Plebiscito, where the Royal Palace faces the square and statues of Naples' most important kings stand. As you move through these places, you'll learn the stories behind the monuments and the legends that have shaped the city's identity.

You’ll meet your guide, a city expert, in front of the historic Teatro San Carlo and set off on a walking tour that follows Naples’ deep connection with Diego Armando Maradona. The route takes you from Piazza Plebiscito through the elegant Galleria Umberto I and into the lively Spanish Quarters, where murals and street art reveal the city’s passion for its football hero. As you move through these neighbourhoods, you’ll see places where Maradona’s memory is kept alive, including Vico Lungo Gelso and Piazza Maradona in Via Emanuele De Deo. Admire the most famous murals dedicated to the “Pibe de Oro,” plus a ceramic mosaic by Italian-French artists and a stencil by Argentinian street artist San Spiga marking 30 years since Napoli’s first championship. You’ll also come across a full-length stencil capturing Maradona in action and finish at the iconic mural painted after Napoli’s second Scudetto in 1990, a site often visited by fans. Along the way, your guide will share stories of “Diego-mania” — from souvenirs and cakes to nativity figurines and fireworks — giving you a sense of this open-air museum of football history and the living memory of a sporting legend.

This experience begins with departure from NapoliRENT at Piazza del Gesù and continues through some of Naples’ most notable public spaces. Along the way you’ll pass Piazza del Plebiscito and Piazza Trieste and Trento, and visit the Royal Palace and the Maschio Angioino. These stops give you a close look at key civic and historic landmarks in the city centre. After the central sights, you will head towards the coastal quarter of Posillipo and visit the Virgiliano Park. The route finishes at Borgo Marinari, where you’ll explore this small harbour area. Throughout the outing you’ll move between prominent squares, royal architecture and seaside neighbourhoods, seeing each location in sequence as listed.

This combined tour lets you see both the historic centre of Naples and the archaeological excavations of Pompeii without having to plan each visit separately. You will alternate guided walking tours with panoramic bus views as you travel through the city. Along the way you will see the Cathedral of San Gennaro and visit Piazza del Plebiscito, and you will pass through the elegant Galleria Umberto I. The route includes the exteriors of Castel Nuovo, Teatro San Carlo and the Royal Palace. From the Posillipo district you will board the bus for the best view of the Bay of Naples and stop on the terrace of the Church of Sant'Antonio to take panoramic photos. A guided tour of the archaeological excavations of Pompeii will complete your experience of the area. Comfortably accompanied by your bus, you will reach Pompeii and explore the site with a guide who will point out the most outstanding parts and help you understand the ancient city as you move through it.

A poet once wrote See Naples and then die, and this panoramic tour will show you why. You’ll travel around Naples in a beautiful vintage Fiat, taking in views both famous and little known. Along the way you’ll pass landscapes that many recognise and tucked-away corners that locals prize. You’ll admire the volcanic islet of Nisida and follow the seafront of Via Petrarca to the postcard setting of the Sanctuary of Sant'Antonio in Posillipo. Returning toward the port, you’ll see the imposing Castel dell'Ovo and the rocky Borgo Marinari, where boats sway and diners gather for cocktails. The drive continues past Piazza Trieste e Trento and Piazza Plebiscito, and you’ll enjoy an unforgettable view of the Gulf of Naples from the terraces of San Martino. You may wish to visit Castel Sant'Elmo or the Certosa di San Martino for a closer look — these are recommended but may be subject to an extra fee.

On this scenic vintage car tour of Naples you'll travel through the city's historic streets and coastal avenues in either a Fiat 500 or an Alfa Romeo Duetto. After booking, you'll be offered a personalised pick-up or can meet at an agreed location. The ride will give you a close-up feel for Naples' timeless atmosphere and sea views. Along the way you'll pass Piazza del Plebiscito and Corso Vittorio Emanuele, then head towards Mergellina for sweeping views of the bay. The route continues to Posillipo’s Belvedere and the Church of Sant'Antonio—both ideal photo stops. You will also stroll along Lungomare Caracciolo and reach Castel dell'Ovo, a long-standing symbol of the city. The driver will take photos at the best scenic points so you can remember the moment. During the tour you'll enjoy a breakfast or an aperitif break, and you will receive a souvenir gadget to take home. The experience focuses on pleasant, relaxed exploration of Naples’ beauty, history and coastal charm from the unique perspective of a vintage car.

Your journey begins in the heart of Naples at Piazza del Gesù, where you’ll take in the striking façade of the Church of Gesù Nuovo and the authentic atmosphere of the historic centre. From there you’ll move on to the Gothic Basilica of St. Chiara, whose grand, sober interiors convey centuries of history and a quietly evocative spiritual presence. As you continue, you’ll follow Spaccanapoli, the ancient street that slices through the city and serves as the beating heart of Neapolitan life. Along the way you’ll stroll past the artisan workshops of San Gregorio Armeno, world-famous for their nativity scene craftsmanship, and walk along the historic Via dei Tribunali, an area rich in local tradition, culture and distinctive sights. The route concludes at the majestic Duomo of Saint Gennaro, a powerful religious and cultural symbol of Naples, noted for its imposing façade and deep ties to the city’s history.