NAPLES · ITALY
Naples’s best days out.
The 7 most popular 3-hour experiences in Naples. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Walk Naples’ Holy Mile from St. Gennaro’s tomb through catacombs and basilicas, ending near Piazza Cavour for $22.
Most Popular“Perfect catacombs and the community project are amazing! You will have the chance to understand how the basilicas decoration began with proto-christianity. The tour around the neighborhood lets you appreciate the spirit of this unique special city of Napoli. Graze mille!”
A 3-hour private Pompeii walk with an archaeologist, skip-the-line help, and a smart route through theaters, baths, markets, forums, and homes.
“It is a must-do! So informative!! We would have never been able to navigate Pompeii and learn everything we learned without those private tour from out highly knowledgeable, passionate guide!”
Pompeii in 3 hours with an archaeologist-led private walk. Major sights, included tickets, and clear context for Roman daily life.
“We had a personal tour with one of your tour guides and had a fantastic time. Very informative took time to explain everything. Would recommend”
Private 3-hour Pompeii tour with an expert English guide. Walk ancient streets, theaters, baths, brothel, Thermopolis, and amphitheater.
“Giovanna was our tour guide today and she was AMAZING!! She was so kind and very detailed in her history and pointing out so many things that made our experience come to life to envision what it would have been like in Pompeii during that time and the experience of those lost on that terrible…”
A 3-hour guided walk through Naples’ historic center with a Neapolitan guide, Roman cisterns, churches, and Spaccanapoli.
“Knowledgeable tour guide. able to answer questions and keep us moving. Flexible about scheduling breaks and patient with laggard photographer (me).”
A guided Pompeii visit with expert interpretation, priority ticket help, and a short limoncello and craft-shopping stop—about 3 hours.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable about Pompeii history and very eager to educate us, but she spent too much time giving us every detail and so we spent a lot of time in one spot and moved very slowly. It was hard for our teens as well as ourselves to keep focused after a…”
The old city on foot, and every boat, train and road that leaves the bay.
