Best places: Things to dos in Napoli, Italy

Archaeological area protecting the ruins of Herculaneum, an ancient city destroyed by Vesuvius.

Opulent, horse-shoe-shaped auditorium, opened in 1737, with a ceiling fresco & guided tours.

👍👍 Really excellent tour of the Bourbon Tunnels and the history behind them. We were only able to book this tour with a guide, which is just as well - there is no way we would have know any of the history. Its fascinating how the use has changeover time, but I'm sure the people of Napoli were really gr...

👍👍 This Church Museum of Santa Luciella ai Librai is one of the historic churches of Naples. It is located in the street of the same name, near the church of Saints Philip and James and right behind the church of San Gregorio Armeno. It has been closed to worship since the 1980s but was reopened on 5...

👍👍 Amazing Cathedral we were lucky during our visit there was a mass we prayed and confess in English too . Beautiful moment at cathedral de Naples and unforgettable memory .

Elegant church on a grand piazza, housing chapels filled with noted Renaissance art & sculpture.

👍👍 Two days ago I went to the Palapartenope for the Blanco concert, from home I inquired about a safe place to leave my car and I found this garage a few steps from the place of interest. I booked the parking space in the afternoon and arrived a few minutes later than the time I had indicated and on m...

👍👍 Postcard view of Naples with Vesuvio volcano in the background

Chapel & house-museum of a 1700s saint worshipped for her supposed power to boost fertility.

👍👍 If you only have time to visit one Complesso Monumentale while in Napoli, visit this one. Amazing 14th-century frescoes that you can examine up close and currently there's a wonderful Artemisia Gentileschi temporary exhibit.

👍👍 Bellissima esperienza. Guida molto competente inclusa. Vale sicuramente una visita Grande JAGO

Pedestrianized landmark square with equestrian statues, home to the neo-classical Royal Palace.

Chapel remodeled by Prince Raimondo di Sangro of Sansevero to house sculptures of veiled figures.

Extensive public park in front of royal palace with woodland paths, statues & fountains.

Lavish cathedral with neo-Gothic facade & art-filled chapels, plus 4th-century mosaics & relics.

Religious complex dating from the 1300s with a vast church, majolica-tiled cloisters & a museum.

👍👍 This magical corner in Spanish streets dedicated to Diego Maradona is must see if you are in Napoli. You can see how Naples people love their hero. Just walking up the hill between narrow streets to find it. It's beautiful experience.

Guided tours offered in a subterranean Christian cemetery built in the 2nd & 4th centuries.

Spacious museum dedicated to the charming retired stock of the Italian national railway networks.

Underground system of ancient catacombs, tunnels, caverns, cisterns & hideouts accessible by tour.