What To Do In Naples | Naples In One Day

Naples welcomes you with a smile on every local's face. Once you get there, you will notice its thriving culture, beauty, and warmth that will make your heart melt! 

Naples is up on the list of Italy's most visited cities and there is a good reason behind it. It’s not just the pizza bars! Well, yes - they're known worldwide as having incredible pizzas, but Naples is a city that will take your breath away with its charm and not only!



Let’s start the day 

It's time for a day trip into history! The best way to explore Naples is to get yourself in a tourist group with a tour provider. Naples awaits you with centuries of history behind and you can first take a break at Piazza del Plebiscito and explore for a while. The place has been under construction for 16 years and it was completed after being ravaged by fires twice in recent memory; You can also visit many other spots nearby like Castel Nuovo which houses some amazing art pieces or Via Toledo where you will find shops where merchants sell their wares right off the street corner.

Once you are on a group tour to the Pompeii and Vesuvius tour in Naples, all transportation will be a solved matter, so you won’t have to worry about transport back home either. Getting a guide also helps understanding better the site and exploring to its fullest since the tour guide is an expert who knows their way around everything...

Tours do include the skip-the-line passes and you will not miss on seeing both Pompeii and Vesuvius just like as they were in the living days - just use your imagination, and your guide will make it easy enough to understand the ruins and the history they hold within.

When looking at the ruins of Pompeii, don't just think of this place as a stack of stone walls. The guide will tell the stories and facts that bring ancient Rome to life! The ruins are just what we can witness from streets, houses, and important buildings made thousands of years ago. The city was ruined by an explosion in lava flow but now this is all that is left to appreciate as a historical event.

Quite sad but your tour to the site has come to an end!

Make sure you get some memories with yourself when you get home from this world-appreciated historical site!