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<\/figure>\n\nDay 1 – Dive into the Neapolitan soul<\/h2>\n\nMorning: The historic center, the beating heart of Naples<\/h3>\n\n
Start your visit in the historic center<\/strong> (Centro Storico), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lose yourself in the lively alleyways of Spaccanapoli<\/strong>, the long artery that literally cuts the city in two. <\/p>\n\n Don’t miss :<\/strong><\/p>\n\n If you love ancient history, don’t miss the National Archaeological Museum of Naples<\/a>. It houses one of the world’s richest collections of Greco-Roman artefacts, including many pieces from Pompeii and Herculaneum.<\/p>\n\n Head for Sorbillo<\/strong> or Di Matteo<\/strong> for a real Neapolitan pizza<\/strong>. Prices are affordable (around \u20ac5-6), and waiting is part of the ritual! <\/p>\n\n Explore the fascinating underground network of the city of Naples<\/a>, carved out of volcanic tuff. On the program: ancient galleries, cisterns, Greek remains and a buried Roman theater (1h30 visit). This dive beneath the Neapolitan streets will give you a better understanding of the city’s complex, age-old history, invisible on the surface.<\/p>\n\n Stroll through the Quartieri Spagnoli<\/strong> to feel the raw energy of Naples<\/a>, then climb up to Castel Sant’Elmo<\/strong> or Certosa di San Martino<\/strong> for an unforgettable sunset over the bay.<\/p>\n\n Stroll along the lungomare<\/strong> overlooking the sea and Castel dell’Ovo<\/strong>. Then explore Chiaia<\/strong> or climb up to Posillipo<\/strong> for a spectacular view. Parco Virgiliano<\/strong> is an excellent spot, often off the beaten track. <\/p>\n\n Take a seat at Antichi Sapori Partenopei<\/strong>, an authentic address popular with locals and travelers alike. You’ll enjoy generous, tasty traditional Neapolitan dishes in a warm atmosphere. The seafood is excellent, as is the local pasta. The service is attentive, without fuss, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality. <\/p>\n\n Two ideas for excursions from Naples:<\/p>\n\n ➡️ You can also visit the 2 sites in 1 day: see our article on visiting Vesuvius and Pompeii in 1 day.<\/a><\/p>\n\n End your weekend with a drink in Piazza Bellini<\/strong>, a lively area popular with students and travelers alike.<\/p>\n\n For your activity bookings, we advise you to use Get Your Guide<\/a>, a well-known online platform that offers flexible cancellation conditions<\/strong>, with refunds possible up to 24 hours before the activity.<\/p>\n\n ✅ Rates are equivalent to those on the official sites, with the added peace of mind of flexible booking.<\/p>\n\n Activities to be booked in advance :<\/strong><\/p>\n\n To help you find your way around, here’s a summary map of our discoveries in Naples<\/strong>, which you can save to your favorites or download for offline use.<\/p>\n\n How to do it?<\/strong>\n
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<\/figure>\n\nNoon: Mandatory pizza break<\/h3>\n\n
Afternoon: Underground Naples<\/h3>\n\n
Evening : Spanish quarters & panoramic view<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nDay 2 – Between sea, art and volcanoes<\/h2>\n\n
Morning: Stroll along the seafront<\/h3>\n\n
Noon: Seafood break<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nAfternoon: Pompeii or Vesuvius<\/h3>\n\n
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<\/figure>\n\nEvening: Neapolitan nightcap<\/h3>\n\n
Where can you book your tickets?<\/h2>\n\n
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Our map of good addresses in Naples<\/h2>\n\n