Naples

Our most recommended things to do in Naples

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  1. Pompeii: Wheelchair Friendly Tour

  Don't let restricted mobility needs stop you or your family from exploring Pompeii, an ancient Roman city that was completely buried in the ash of nearby Mount Vesuvius when it erupted in 79 AD. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pompeii is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Italy and is valued for providing archaeologists with a well-preserved snapshot of ancient Roman life.  Your wheelchair friendly itinerary leads you along a two kilometer-long path complete with ramps and elevators created to overcome architectural barriers and make Pompeii accessible to everyone. A knowledgeable guide will lead you on a two-hour tour of the ruins, stopping to introduce you to such highlights as the Antiquarium (an interactive museum space that allows you to get acquainted with the history of Pompeii), a domus (private house typically owned by members of the upper classes), the necropolis of ...

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  2. Naples: 1-Way Private Airport Transfer from Sorrento

  Enjoy a comfortable, convenient, and affordable luxury transfer between the Naples International Airport, train station, or port, and your hotel on the Sorrento coast. You’ll be assisted every step of the way by a professional driver. The 1-way, 2-hour service is priced for up to 3 passengers. Sit back and relax as you travel in a deluxe Mercedes sedan or comfortable minivan, depending on the size of your group. There’s no scramble for taxis, and the private service is just for you! This service covers all major tourist destinations in Naples and Campania, and the transfer ensures a stress-free beginning or end to your time in the region.

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  3. Pompeii: Ancient Ruins 2.5-Hour Skip-the-Line Private Tour

  Enjoy a private tour of the ruins of Pompeii, exclusive to you and your group with a local expert archeologist. Listen to your guide as they bring the stories of this tragic city to life, telling you anecdotes, secrets and stories, and taking you through the most fascinating sites of Pompeii.   Visit the Teatro Grande, experience the acoustic perfection of the auditorium in the Teatro Piccolo and learn what life was like in the Roman times. Stroll through Pompeii’s main streets to reach the Forum. Take in the forum’s Roman atmosphere and visit its traditional markets. Later, explore thermal baths, the domus, the gladiator’s gym, and the Lupanare, famous for its erotic frescoes.

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  4. Naples Underground Tour Entrance Ticket

  Traveling back in time, you'll descend 40 meters below street level and emerge into the honeycombed underground of Naples and its haunting and mysterious history. On this 90-minute tour you'll see a few of the cavities excavated in the 4th century, and used as cisterns for the water supply of the city for nearly 23 centuries. The environment is spacious and illuminated, except for a short segment where there is an optional visit (each person is given a candle to light their own path). The walking surface is smooth and straight. See the air raid shelters from World War II, the War Museum, and the Hypogeum Gardens, as well as the Greek Roman aqueduct. You'll also visit the remains of the ancient Roman Theater of Neapolis, entering from the ground floor of a typical Neapolitan house. Emperor Nero kept a private dressing room here for the times he performed his shows in Naples. After thi...

  Meet up directions were perfect. English was very good. The tour was supposed to start at 6pm, but started at 6:15pm. Nice tour to see what others cannot from the outside of Napoli, but it was rushed so as not to enjoy it as much. Lots of walking & stairs, so wear comfortable shoes. Very tight spaces to get through, about 1 foot at times. Nice little excursion to go on.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, United States, 1/5/2020
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  5. Pompeii: Fast Track Entrance Ticket with Audio Guide

  Skip the long lines and discover the remains of the Roman city. See ancient ruins, destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, leaving the city buried under mountains of volcanic ash. Take advantage of an audio guide service to see houses and everyday items that are still almost intact. Experience this everyday Roman town, almost like it was under the Roman Empire.

  Don't bother buying any kind of ticket for pompeii other than the official italian ONLINE ticket. there is no 'fast track' 'skip the queue' tickets. the only people who can skip the queue are the ones with the actual online Tickets. Not the getyourguide or any other kind of voucher tickets. also stay away from the Ticket office at the trainstation. even tho there are signs that it deals with getyourguide tickets, it is not the official Pompeii ticket office and they just waste your time there.

  Reviewed by Stefanie, 9/23/2021
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  6. From Naples or Sorrento: Amalfi Coast Full-Day Trip

  Visit Italy’s Amalfi Coast and all its must-see sights on a day trip from either Naples or Sorrento. See the coast’s colorful cliff towns, including visits to Positano, Ravello, and Amalfi itself. Join your guide at your meeting point in either Naples or Sorrento before your scenic drive to your first stop. Venture into the cliffside village of Positano with your guide, who will drop you in the center and give you a quick introduction. Enjoy an hour to yourself to explore Positano's pebble beaches, narrow café-lined streets, and perhaps even go for a swim. Then, continue your journey, passing through the fishing village of Praiano. Take in panoramic coastal views of the village and sea below. Personalize your 2 hours in the town of Amalfi with options including a boat trip, or adding a traditional Italian lunch with the group. Choose between 3 freshly-prepared local dishes, with a ...

  The Amalfi coast was beautiful and well worth the trip. unfortunately, we have issues with a couple on the bus constantly changing seats, which caused uncomfortable atmosphere with fellow passengers having to move around and be separated from their family. The Guide did nothing to correct this, even after I mentioned it to him on the 1st instance.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, United States, 9/28/2021
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  7. From Naples: Pompeii Ruins & Mount Vesuvius Day Tour

  Travel back in time to the devastating day in 79 AD the brooding volcano of Mount Vesuvius erupted and buried the Roman city of Pompeii beneath molten ash.

  On arrival, follow your expert guide on a 2-hour tour through the remains of this UNESCO world heritage site remarkably frozen in time for almost 2,000 years.

  Hear stories about the Forum, Thermal Baths, the Lupanare, the Greek Theatre, and plaster casts of the bodies of Pompeii people burnt by volcanic ashes and lapilli during the eruption in 79 A.D.

  Savor a typical Naples lunch of pizza at one of Pompeii’s cafés. Then, be driven close to the summit of the mountain that destroyed it. From there, it's just a walk to the lip of the crater.

  The only active volcano in continental Europe, Vesuvius has erupted many times, bu...

  Visiting Pompeii and Vesuvius was an amazing and unforgettable experience without any doubt. Anyone who will go to Naples should visit those two places. Our tour guide Francesca, from the other hand, even though gave us all the infos that we needed to learn about Pompeii , was rude and not too easy to communicate especially in the beginning. It was our first time there we knew nothing about where to go or what to do and yet I wanted to ask a question and all I got back was to ignore me. So after that i didn't have much joy in listing to her. Another than that eveything was more than amazing!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/27/2021
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  8. From Naples: Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi Full-Day Tour

  Depart Naples and journey to Sorrento and admire the beauty of the landscape along the way. Stop to taste some of the local limoncello liqueur made from lemons, and then wander the narrow streets for 1 hour. Pop into artisan shops and sample the local delicacies. Continue to Positano and get an hour to go to the beach or admire the colorful flowers in the summer. Shop for the traditional Moda Positano clothes before going to a nice restaurant on the coast to enjoy lunch on a terrace with breathtaking sea views. Next, get 1.5 hours of free time in Amalfi and visit the cathedral or relax on the beach with a handmade ice cream.

  Mariafracesca and Mario They are very, very , excellent great tour guide, I had so much learning from them . Keep up the way you are doing .

  Reviewed by , 9/18/2021
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  9. Naples or Sorrento: Full-Day Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius Tour

  Explore the world-famous Pompeii ruins and Mount Vesuvius summit on a day trip starting from Naples or Sorrento. Choose to visit with a shared group or on a private tour.  Start at Pompeii, where you can skip the ticket line before your guided walking tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.  With your guide, inspect well-preserved ruins, artworks, mosaics and frescoes, including the Roman Forum, and Temple of Apollo. Even glance at plaster casts of people in the city at the time of Vesuvius’ eruption in AD 79. Exit the archeological site with your guide and enjoy some free time to wander around Pompeii town or grab some lunch. Next up is Mount Vesuvius. Skip the majority of the arduous climb, with your vehicle taking you 1000m up the volcano.  From there, enjoy a 30-minute walk to the crater’s edge, where you’ll have some free time to explore.  Take the opportunity to savor and phot...

  A very solid day out with Carmella, Marco and Pietro. Pompeii was super cool while Vesuvius was challenging but worth it.

  Reviewed by Lisa, 9/26/2021
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  10. Catacombs of San Gennaro Skip-The-Line Entrance Ticket

  Travel back in time and explore the Catacombs of San Gennaro to learn more about the patron saint of Naples. Discover what lies beneath street level as you see stunning frescoes and Byzantine paintings from the 9th to the 10th century AD. Explore the history of the paleo-Christian burial site with an English or Italian-speaking guide. Get explanations about the 4th-century expansion following the transfer of the remains of St. Agrippinus to the underground basilica dedicated to him. See the large baptismal font commissioned by Bishop Paul II, who took refuge in the catacombs in the 8th century during iconoclastic struggles. Get a closer look at the details of the upper catacomb, decorated at the beginning of the 3rd century in the so-called Pompeian style, and now home to some of the earliest Christian paintings in southern Italy. Be amazed by the precious Crypt of the Bishops and its ...

  Great tour guide…but it was a little too much factual info and I would’ve wanted to see more of the cstacombs. Tour guide made it great, though.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/19/2021