Things to Do in Naples

Sansevero Chapel Museum is a historic landmark in the historic center of Naples. The Chapel is widely recognized as the Chapel of Santa Maria della Pieta. The museum houses a number of art pieces of Italian artists dating back to 18th century. For further details keep on reading.

If you are fond of Christmas markets, you have to visit the Via San Gregorio Armeno in Naples during the holiday season. The little shops with the festive decorations will win your heart over before you know it. For further details keep on reading.

The National Archaeological Museum of Naples is a 18th-century landmark displaying the archeological treasures of Greek, Roman origin. The site was initially known as the Bourbon’s Royal Museum. For further details keep on reading.

The Bourbon Gallery along with the surrounding underground area reflect the last 5 centuries of the Naples’ history. The museum gallery is dedicated to the ones who lived and founded those extraordinary works displayed there.

Monte Vesuvio or Mount Vesuvius is a volcano in the Gulf of Naples only 9 kilometers away from Naples. This is only one from the Campanian volcanic arc. It is quite famous for the79 AD eruption. For further details keep on reading.

The underground Naples is a net of tunnels running beneath the city already for centuries now. This area is there because of Mount Vesuvius’s presence in the area. The mining and the other infrastructure projects that took place there over the years dug up the unique structure, Read more.

Via Caracciolo e Lungomare di Napoli is a long promenade along the coast in Naples. The walkway has hotels, restaurants and stores lined up paralleling the road. The widely famous tourist destination was constructed between 1869-1880. For details visit the page.

If you are a huge fan of those lovely narrow streets with that historic authenticity to them, Spaccanapoli has to be that one location you see once you are in Naples. This is a 2 Km lane stretching from Piazza Gesu Nuovo to the limits of the old town. Read more here.

The Theatre of Saint Charles is an opera house founded during Bourbon monarchy. The attraction is next to the central Piazza del Plebicito. It is connected to the Royal Palace. What a better place to be. All the major attractions are right next to each other for you to see them at once. Read more.

The Catacombs of San Gennaro is a historic underground burial place in Naples, Italy. Located on the Northern side of the city. The location was originally separated into three cemetery sections dedicated to Saints Gaudiosus, Severus, and Januaius. For details visit the page.

Castel dell'Ovo (in English, Egg Castle) is a seaside castle in Naples, located on the former island of Megaride, now a peninsula, on the Gulf of Naples in Italy. The castle's name comes from a legend about the Roman poet Virgil, who had a reputation in the Middle Ages as a great sorcerer and...