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Our itineraries
Naples historical centre.
This itinerary will take about two hours. With
the help of one of our professional Tour Guides,
you will visit the Gesù Nuovo Square, and the
Church of the Gesù Nuovo. You will stop at the
Santa Chiara Complex, to see the beautiful
Church; on your request, you can visit also the
Maiolica Cloister. Through Spaccanapoli, the old
Decumano Inferiore, you will arrive at San
Domenico Square, for a “coffee and sfogliatella”
break. From here, you will go to San Gregorio
Armeno, the famous street of the Crib workshops.
On your request, you can visit the marvellous
Sansevero Chapel, to admire the Veiled Christ.
Your visit will continue through the Decumano
Maggiore, San Gaetano Square (the Old roman
Forum), the Chruch of San Lorenzo Maggiore,
until the Cathedral, with the San Gennaro
Chapel, a unique example of neapolitan baroque.
Monumental Naples. This
itinerary will take about two hours, and we
suggest to combine it with a Sightseeing tour or
a Historical Centre tour. Your visit will start
in Plebiscito Square, where you will see the
Church of Saint Francis of Paola, and the façade
of the Royal Palace; here, with the help of one
of our professional Tour Guides, you will go
through the main events of history, that made
this square the centre of neapolitan
Renaissance. You will stop at Gambrinus Cafè,
for a “coffee and sfogliatella” break. On your
request, you can stop and visit the Royal Palace
Museum, with the Royal Apartments and the
Collection of paintings and furniture of the
borbonic period. Your visit will continue
through Via Toledo, the main shopping area,
where you will see the Galleria Umberto, the
façade of San Carlo Opera House, until the
Maschio Angioino, a unique example of medieval
residence in the city centre.
Naples sightseeing. This
itinerary will take about two hours, and it will
be held by coach or mini van. We suggest to
combine it with the visit of the Monumental
Naples, or of the Historical Centre. With the
help of one of our professional Tour Guides, you
will go through the residential area of the
Borbonic period, and its main symbols, like the
Riviera di Chiaia and its nice buildings, and
the port of Mergellina. You will go up to the
hill of Posillipo, where you will stop to admire
the famous “Postcard of Naples”, one of the most
popular views in the world. Your next stop will
be at the Belvedere of Posillipo: here, you will
see the isle of Nisida, Bagnoli, Pozzuoli, Baia,
Bacoli, Miseno, the isles of Procida and Ischia…
welcome to the Phlegrean Fields! On the way
back, you will see the Lungomare, between the
Villa Comunale (public gardens) and Via
Caracciolo, with the nice Castel dell’Ovo at the
back: a view that you will keep for long in your
memory…
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