NAPLES · ITALY
Naples’s best days out.
The 15 most popular audio tours in Naples. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Reserved Pompeii entry ticket with optional audio guide. Choose Express or Pompei+ and explore ancient Roman ruins at your own pace.
Most Popular“meeting point was unclear and got pointed to multiple different places before finding the correct one”
Skip the ticket line at Pompeii with an audio guide and map, then explore frescoes, theaters, and everyday Roman life at your pace.
“Getting there for 9 to avoid crowds and heat was great, really enjoyed it”
Skip-the-line entry to Pompeii with an audio guide and map, plus an optional art historian tour for a fast, flexible 2-hour visit.
“Pompeii is a breathtaking place. It’s amazing to imagine what life was like before and during the eruption. Things are so well preserved to this day. Getting our tickets from the ‘Vox City’ booth by the entrance was easy and we were able to get straight in without having to queue for entry tickets. Would…”
Skip-the-line entry to Herculaneum plus an audio guide and map. See Roman homes, frescoes, and Vesuvius-era ash-covered ruins near Naples.
“Its a lot to see and learn Very new findings and interesting”
Naples Archaeological Museum ticket with digital audioguide. See Farnese marbles, Pompeii artifacts, and the Secret Cabinet.
“This is an amazing and interesting museum and if you are visiting Napoli you should certainly make time to see it.”
Ercolano’s Herculaneum skip-the-line ticket with a downloadable audio guide lets you wander Roman ruins at your own pace.
“A somewhat hidden/forgotten gem compared to Pompeii. Amazing the degree of preservation at the site!”
A low-cost, smartphone audio guide for Pompeii with 60+ geolocated stops, offline-ready downloads, and a map that helps you move fast.
“It was great to tour Pompeii at our own pace. The information was very informative and interesting”
Self-guided National Archaeological Museum Naples tour with Itguides audio on your phone: 85 stops, Hercules, Venus, mosaics, offline.
“The audio guide is very informative. What it lacks is interactive map. Since not all exhibits are explained, it was sometimes tough for me to find the next place described.”
Visit Naples’ Royal Palace with a digital audio guide plus entry to the Time Gallery and Caruso Museum, with Vesuvius views included.
“Annonce mensongère, il n'y a pas d'audioguide donc aucune explication. On fait le tour du palais en 20 mns donc hors de prix pour ce que c'est !”
Skip-the-line entry to Vesuvius with a digital audio guide, so you can focus on the crater views over Naples and Pompeii.
“Wezuwiusz wspaniałych, choć udawał nieprzystępnego z powodu mgły. Wejście spacerkiem ok. 25min. zejście ok. 17min. Koniecznie opaski na uszy i kapturek. 😉”
Skip-the-line Pompeii entry with an audio guide and map. Enter anytime 9:00–15:00 for a self-paced walk through the ruins.
“The audio was just okay, but we were able to see some very valuable ruins, and since we went in the morning, there weren't many people around, so we were able to take our time looking around. Thank you for the valuable experience.”
Naples day trip to Mount Vesuvius and Pompeii with round-trip transfer, skip-the-line tickets, and an audio guide for Pompeii.
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English interactive audio route through Naples historic center, from Duomo to Sansevero, mixing free churches with optional paid interiors.
“L’uscita dal cunicolo è molto suggestiva! Merita l’intera visita. La guida è stata eccellente nei cenni storici insieme alle credenze popolari.”
Skip-the-line access to Mount Vesuvius plus a multilingual audio guide in Naples, with a crater hike that rewards you with big views.
“This is nearly double the actual ticket price! On top of this we had to pay €18 for our van and, unless you walk up & back, it’s another €3 each for the shuttle bus.”
Skip-the-line entry to Herculaneum with an English audio guide. Self-paced ruins in a compact park—smart value, with a bit of counter hassle.
“We had a day in Napoli off a cruise and did Herculaneum in the morning. Spent 2 hours wandering and it was well worth the trip. A very accessible spot to see some incredible ruins and extremely well preserved site. Our teens enjoyed it, too. It wasn’t overrun with people/ tourists and we were able…”
The old city on foot, and every boat, train and road that leaves the bay.
