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7h | from €90

Experience legendary Pompeii and Mt Vesuvius, the only active volcano in continental Europe, on this fully guided day trip from Naples. Visit Pompeii’s haunting ancient ruins, enjoy lunch with your group and then hike to the smoking summit of Mt Vesuvius for panoramic views of the Bay of Naples.

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Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania

After pickup from your hotel or the Naples train station, take a 30-minute drive to Pompeii, an ancient Roman city that was entirely destroyed by the sudden eruption of Mt Vesuvius in 79 AD. The largest archaeological site in Europe, today Pompeii is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
When you arrive, your guide will pick up your group’s pre-ordered tickets and lead you on a 2-hour walking tour of the fascinating grounds. Witness the destruction first-hand as you visit Pompeii’s most famous sites, including the Forum, the Thermal Baths, Vetti's House and the Lupanare brothel, giving you a glimpse into daily life during the Pax Romana. Today you can see shapes of objects — even bodies — that were buried beneath the volcanic ash and pumice.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Vesuvio, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

After your tour, enjoy a pizza lunch with your group followed by some free time to browse the shops. Then board the coach and drive 40 minutes to legendary Mt Vesuvius.
Embark on a moderate hike up the volcano with your guide. When you reach the summit at 3,900 feet (1,200 meters), you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the picturesque Bay of Naples from east to west. Peer down into the crater and see plumes of steam issuing from the sleeping, but still active, volcano!
There is a rest point where you can choose to wait for your group if you do not wish to climb all the way to the top, but the hike is worth the effort.
After your Mt Vesuvius hike, relax on the drive back to Naples in the early evening.

Duration: 1 hour

8h | from €47

Explore the famous Amalfi Coast with your own driver to chauffeur you from town to town on this private full-day excursion from Naples. You'll discover Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi and Ravello, four of the most beautiful villages in the south of Italy. A private visit to the Amalfi Coast is the perfect choice if you want to get a real taste of southern Italy and its exquisite coastal landscapes.

By taking a private tour, you have the option to spend as little or as much time as possible in the picturesque towns of Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi and Ravello, world-famous for their charm and colorful architecture.
The villages scattered along the Amalfi Coast have always attracted visitors, bewitching all who visit. The charm lies not only in the towns themselves but also in their history and rich legacy of fine churches, villas and monasteries. See below for more information.

4h | from €60

Discover the ancient Roman city of Pompeii — a UNESCO World Heritage site — on this 4-hour tour from Naples. Following your hotel pickup and onward minibus travel to Pompeii, enjoy fast track entry with your guide and explore Italy's most famous archaeological site. Hear of the horrific Mount Vesuvius eruption that coated the city in volcanic ash. See the town’s ancient piazza and Forum, the thermal baths and Pompeii’s ancient brothel, the Lupanare, and discover Pompeii’s haunting highlights.

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Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania

See Pompeii’s ancient piazza and Forum, where business dealings, elections, speeches and processions would have played out during Roman times. Wander the site, marvel at the ancient limestone columns still standing today and capture the centuries-old scenery on camera.
Continue onward with your guide to the thermal baths, where many of the townsfolk would have bathed, chatted and lived out their daily lives before the eruption. Wander down Via degli Augustali and discover the Lupanare, Pompeii’s brothel. A 2-storey building with five rooms on each floor, the Lupanare is decorated with some of the city’s most lustful frescoes.
Your exact route will depend on the crowds and weather conditions.

Duration: 2 hours

8h | from €48

Explore the famous Amalfi Coast with your own driver to chauffeur you from town to town on this private full-day shore excursion from Naples. Departing from Naples Port, your private tour visits the beautiful southern towns of Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi and Ravello.
This private visit to the Amalfi Coast is the perfect choice for cruise passengers arriving in the port of Naples who want to get a real taste of southern Italy and its exquisite coastal landscapes.

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Stop At: Piazza Tasso, Sorrento, Province of Naples, Campania

With its cliff-top position overlooking the sea, bustling port, picturesque bays and panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast and surrounding hills, Sorrento has been a favorite resort since Roman times.
Since this is a Private Tour, you can stay here as long as you like within the 8 hours of the service. If you are not interested in visiting Sorrento, you can decide to move on to the next village.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Garage Parking Di Gennaro

Positano
Positano sits in a splendid panoramic position on one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline. Its enchanting town center of delightful pastel-hued houses surrounds the parish church of Santa Maria Assunta, its laneways are lined with quaint, colorful shops and its numerous beaches are world famous.
Since this is a Private Tour, you can stay here as long as you like within the 8 hours of the service. If you are not interested in visiting Positano, you can decide to move on to the next village.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Amalfi Coast

Amalfi
Amalfi's typically Mediterranean architecture, made up of lanes and characteristic white houses piled one upon the other, makes it one of Italy's most famous resorts.
Since this is a Private Tour, you can stay here as long as you like within the 8 hours of the service. If you are not interested in visiting Amalfi, you can decide to move on to the next village.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Duomo di Ravello, Ravello, Amalfi Coast, Province of Salerno, Campania

Ravello is situated in a more elevated position than the other pearls of the Amalfi Coast, boasting exceptional views of the coast and its marvelous villas and gardens.
Please note that you will get off the vehicle as close as possible to the heart of the village, which is located in a pedestrian area.
Since this is a Private Tour, you can stay here as long as you like within the 8 hours of the service. If you are not interested in visiting Ravello, you can decide to skip it and spend more time in the previous villages.

Duration: 1 hour

8h | from €113

Visit the dazzling Mediterranean island of Capri on this tour from Naples. The perfect day-trip destination from mainland Italy, Capri will charm you with its craggy coastline, colorful harbors, Imperial Roman villas and hilltop views over the sea. Ride a high-speed hydrofoil to the island, and get recommendations from your guide for your free time in the village of Anacapri: take the chairlift up Monte Solare, venture to the Blue Grotto or explore dreamy Villa San Michele. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and finish with a guided tour of the Gardens of Augustus.

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Stop At: Piazza Vittoria

Arriving at the port, transfer to a shared minibus and head to the lovely village of Anacapri, where you'll enjoy one hour of free time to explore at your own leisure and expense.
You can ride the chairlift up to Monte Solare for spectacular views of the island and the Bay of Naples, take a boat ride to the dazzling Blue Grotto, or walk to Villa San Michele, the dream home of the famous Swedish doctor Axel Munthe.
Your guide can give recommendations on things to do and see based on your interests. Or you can simply park yourself at a café terrace, admire the scenery and soak up the cool Mediterranean vibes.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Piazza Umberto I, Capri, Island of Capri, Province of Naples, Campania

After the for a 3-course lunch at a local restaurant with the rest of the group, in the early afternoon, take a walk with your guide to the Gardens of Augustus. These hillside botanic gardens offer beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea and the famous Faraglioni rock formations.
At the end of the day, re-board the hydrofoil for the ride back to Naples.

Duration: 2 hours

5h | from €70

See Southern Italy's highlights in one day on this combined Naples and Pompeii sightseeing tour. Visit top Naples attractions including Naples Cathedral, the Royal Palace, Castel Nuovo and San Francesco di Paola church, and enjoy sweeping views over the Bay of Naples from the Posillipo quarter. Then make your way to Pompeii to visit the largest archaeological site in Europe! Hear about the eruption of Mt Vesuvius in 79 AD that destroyed the city as you explore the ruins by foot with your guide.

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Stop At: Duomo di Napoli, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

First stop at the cathedral to visit its treasure chapel and S.Restituta basilica

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Posillipo, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

Go on to Posillipo area and stop on S. Antonio church terrace to get the best view of the city and the bay

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

Return into the city center in Plebiscite square to see the front of the Royal Palace, the beautiful church of St.Francesco di Paola in its neoclassic style, Umberto I gallery and San Carlo theatre

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania

Drive to Pompeii where the tour guide will show the most fascinating places like The Forum, Thermal Baths and “Lupanare” burnt by volcanic ashes and lapilli during the eruption in 79 A.D

Duration: 2 hours

7h | from €90

Cruise passengers arriving in the port of Naples can explore legendary Pompeii and Mt Vesuvius, the only active volcano in continental Europe, on this full-day guided tour from Naples. It is a shore excursion not to be missed by any visitor to this region of Italy and includes both a guided tour of Pompeii's haunting ruins and a climb to the smoking summit of volcanic Mt Vesuvius.

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Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania

After pickup from your hotel or the Naples train station, take a 30-minute drive to Pompeii, an ancient Roman city that was entirely destroyed by the sudden eruption of Mt Vesuvius in 79 AD. The largest archaeological site in Europe, today Pompeii is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
When you arrive, your guide will pick up your group’s pre-ordered tickets and lead you on a 2-hour walking tour of the fascinating grounds. Witness the destruction first-hand as you visit Pompeii’s most famous sites, including the Forum, the Thermal Baths, Vetti's House and the Lupanare brothel, giving you a glimpse into daily life during the Pax Romana. Today you can see shapes of objects — even bodies — that were buried beneath the volcanic ash and pumice.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Vesuvio, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

After your tour, enjoy a pizza lunch with your group followed by some free time to browse the shops. Then board the coach and drive 40 minutes to legendary Mt Vesuvius.
Embark on a moderate hike up the volcano with your guide. When you reach the summit at 3,900 feet (1,200 meters), you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the picturesque Bay of Naples from east to west. Peer down into the crater and see plumes of steam issuing from the sleeping, but still active, volcano!
There is a rest point where you can choose to wait for your group if you do not wish to climb all the way to the top, but the hike is worth the effort.
After your Mt Vesuvius hike, relax on the drive back to Naples in the late afternoon.

Duration: 1 hour

3 hr | from €347

The New York Times recently declared that "Naples is Italy's best-kept secret" in terms of contemporary art. In a city rich with history, of layered movements, cultures, and expressions, art becomes a key to interpret its endless transformations. This Naples Contemporary Art Tour will guide us through such new museums as MADRE, the Hermann Nitsch Museum, and P.A.N.; evocative installations in Piazza del Plebiscito and the Capodimonte Museum; and a smattering of cutting-edge galleries that have made Naples one of the most sought-after destinations for discovering what's new in the art world. Discover the history of cutting edge art in Naples while taking in some of the city's most exciting galleries Led by a local art historian Discover a different side of Naples Naples Contemporary Art Tour During this three-hour Naples Contemporary Art Tour through the lively Neapolitan city center (a piece of contemporary art itself, we think), we will discover the newest names and places that are making their mark on the art world, attracting collectors and enthusiasts from all over the globe with their originality. A History of Innovation Naples first became a center for modern art in the 1960s when the top artists of the time, including Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, and Cy Twombly spent time in the city and became inspired by the local Neapolitan flavor. It was also during this period that the first private art galleries sprung up, mostly in the well-off Chiaia district. However, it was not until much more recently that entire museums dedicated to contemporary art have been established. For example, the first stop on our walk, MADRE (Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Donna Regina Napoli) was opened in 2005 and now houses a stunning collection of permanent works by Richard Serra, Sol LeWitt, and Jeff Koons. Many of the pieces are in situ installations, created especially for this museum space. An intriguing aspect of MADRE is the deconsecrated Gothic church of Donna Regina, which is annexed to the museum. This soaring, ethereal space usually houses installations that play off themes of Neapolitan identity. Looking to experience a different side of Neapolitan art? Try our Naples Art Tour, exploring Caravaggio's time in the city. Naples Galleries Next, we will head through the dense streets and narrow alleys of the historical center and pop into a selection of the numerous contemporary galleries that are sprouting up on a near-daily basis. Naples' frenzied energy easily transfers to its art scene, which is imbued with the passion and originality characteristic of the city. Indeed, many of the gallery owners are young Neapolitans who are fervent in their desire to create a new generation of artists and art collectors in a city that is otherwise preoccupied with social problems and in which art seems to be a futile endeavor. In the company of these insiders, we will discuss the changing face of the Neapolitan art scene. Wrapping Up The end of the walk will conclude with a debriefing and the classic Neapolitan tradition of na' tazzulella, a strong espresso, thereby providing the perfect opportunity to pick our docent's brain regarding other places around the city in which to get our fill of contemporary art.

2.5 hr | from €80

The Archaeological Museum of Naples, founded in the 18th century by the Bourbon king Ferdinand IV to house the astounding collection of ancient statuary he procured from the Roman Farnese family, is one of the richest and most important archaeological collections in the world. Its vast number of Greco-Roman statues, paintings, and mosaics make this museum a must-see for understanding the ancient history of the area, especially the lost towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum. During this 3-hour Naples Archeological Museum Tour, we will join an archaeologist or classical historian for an in-depth look at ancient Roman society and some of the most spectacular archaeological finds in the world. (Note, we strongly recommend coupling this tour with our half-day Pompeii Tour, perhaps on separate days, in order to get the full experience of Pompeii in Naples.) Naples Archaeological Museum Tour We will spend the beginning of the tour on the lower floors, becoming familiar with the exquisite collection of ancient statuary, such as the Farnese Hercules, the emblem of the Greek mythic hero, and the Flavian-era Agrippina, a seated statue of one of the most influential Roman Empresses. A large part of this collection stems from Pope Paul III (r. 1534-1549), a Farnese family member who borrowed liberally from the ancient sites of Rome. During this time, we might also contemplate some of the many Egyptian objects, such as the tazza Farnese, an intricately painted agate dish, representing the Egyptian divine triad Serapis-Isis-Harpocrates and dating to the Ptolemaic Kingdom (305-30 BCE) when prosperity reigned in Egypt. Peering into Pompeii We will then proceed with admiring the beautiful Pompeiian frescoes, moved to the museum during excavations. We will have the opportunity to view the richly decorated Roman paintings, depicting mythological, religious themes as well as stills and landscapes of that era, in the process gaining an understanding of Pompeiian lifestyle and beliefs. Given the considerable size of the museum and its vast collection, our docent will select specific artifacts while skillfully weaving through sculptures, mosaics, frescoes, and the minor arts to paint a comprehensive view of ancient Italian civilizations. Take Aways Our visit at the Archaeological Museum of Naples will provide us with a memorable opportunity to learn about the history of the museum and its collections, focusing on the significance of its sculptures, mosaics, frescos, and artifacts contextualized within the ancient civilizations of the Campania area and southern Italy during the ancient and Bourbonic era.

4 hr | from €492

Can't find what you're looking for among our list of Naples Walking Tours?. Don't worry. With a host of experts specializing in everything from art history to architecture, food to fashion, we can pair you with a Naples tour guide and design a private tour around your interests. Naples Custom Tours This generic reservation form is primarily intended for use by people with whom we've been in communication previously and for whom we are designing a custom itinerary. For clients with whom we have not corresponded previously, we ask that you spend some time perusing our Naples Tours. We offer walks ranging from a Naples Food Tour and pizza making class, to a Naples Underground Tour, to even a Naples Shopping Tour. Naples Tour Guide If you find nothing there to suit your needs, if you have a specialized request for visiting sites that lie outside the touristic norm, or if you would like to enlist the services of a specific docent in our network, then we invite you to use this form to begin your reservation request. Please keep in mind that our private itineraries generally start at 285 Euros for two hours. How to Book When requesting a custom walk, please provide the following details in the Notes section when adding the walk to your shopping cart: How many hours would you like the walk to be? What are your main goals for the walk? Which sites and museums would you like to prioritize? Do you want to just pass by or explore inside as well? Give us one or two words to describe your group. If you've corresponded with someone from our office, it might be a good idea to paste some of that conversation into the "special interests" box provided on the right. Among the itineraries we offer in Naples is a walk focusing on Elena Ferrante's Naples, as described in her novels. The duration in this case is set to 3h. Once we receive your custom walk request, we'll review these details and follow up with you by email to refine your itinerary and give you final pricing.If we are designing something very special or complicated or lasting over several days, we will keep you updated on the costs and get your approval before charging anything to your card.

4 hr | from €90

The brilliant, tortured artist Caravaggio fled to Naples in 1606 after killing a man in Rome. The Baroque was in full swing in the city, and Caravaggio fit right in, painting several works including the masterpiece The Seven Works of Mercy. During this half-day Naples Art Tour, focusing on Caravaggio's time in the city and the Baroque movement in which he fit, we'll join a local art historian to discover some of Naples' greatest art treasures and look more closely at Caravaggio's influence. Naples Art Tour In the 17th century, Naples experienced a radical transformation, expanding from a population of 60,000 to nearly 300,000 residents. A good port for trade and home to fertile plantations (latifundia) in the surrounding countryside, Naples became a center of economic activity for the Florentines, Genoese, and, eventually, the Spanish Bourbons, who ruled the city for over a century. In this context, the arts (most notably, Baroque painting and architecture) flourished. The Baroque in Naples Beginning with Il Gesù Nuovo, a stunningly eclectic work of Baroque architecture that boasts paintings by Luca Giordano, Giovanni Lanfranco, and sculptures by Cosimo Fanzago, we will plunge into the crowded and culturally rich streets of Naples. By stopping at both nondescript chapels and majestic churches, which may include the Cappella Sansevero, as well as the churches of San Domenico Maggiore and Santa Chiara, we can view some of the overlooked treasures that fill Naples' unassuming streets. Caravaggio in Naples The walk will continue on to San Lorenzo, an Angevin church containing important works by the court painter Luca Giordano, among others. If time allows, we may descend into the excavations beneath the church where we can see the ancient Greek, ancient Roman, and Medieval stratigraphy that lays beneath modern Naples. We will also visit the Pio Monte chapel and palace, a powerful example of 17th-century architecture that contains Caravaggio's magnificent Seven Works of Mercy. The walk concludes with the multilayered and sumptuously-decorated Neapolitan Duomo, a monument to elaborate Baroque architectural design. Take Aways A must for art lovers, this walk, which swerves in and out of the alleys and side streets of the lively historical center, will illustrate why Naples is an important component in the evolution of Italian art.

2 hr | from €70

Naples is a city whose roots run deep. In fact, its complex history is so profound that only a visit beneath the present-day city surface will uncover the complete picture. During this two-hour Naples Underground Tour we will explore a series of spaces unassumingly scattered throughout the historical center and learn from an archaeologist how to peel back the layers of urban history to uncover the enigmatic past of this city. Naples Underground Tour We begin with a stroll through the lively streets of the city center that still follow the decumani, or ancient Roman roads, originally laid out 2000 years ago. Although long sunken beneath Naples' modern, chaotic streetscape, in the company of our docent, a trained archaeologist, we will acquire the skill of teasing out clues of the city's ancient past from its contemporary layout. We'll also use this time to paint a picture of ancient Naples and its role in the Roman empire. Below Ground Located just off the via Tribunali, the decumanus maximus are the excavations underneath the Gothic church of San Lorenzo Maggiore where Naples' ancient forum once lay. This is one of the key places to view the leftover traces of the ancient city. We'll descend underground and explore this archaeological complex, which has both Greek and Roman roots. We'll discuss the role of the Greek Agora, then subsequently the Roman Forum, in civic and commercial life during antiquity. Putting the Pieces Together There is much to explore here, including ancient city streets that date from the 1st and 3rd centuries BCE and a wide range of ruined buildings, including the aerarium, where the city's riches were held, an ancient bakery and laundry, and the suggestive cryptoporticus, or covered passageway. Our docent will use these archaeological bits and pieces to weave together a portrait of ancient life in Naples. What would it have been like as a shop owner or slave in this society? What would my daily routine been, and how was the larger social structure set up? Take Aways By the end of this walk, we will have a much clearer understanding of the evolution of Naples as a city, as well as a deep appreciation for its current attempts to salvage its priceless links to an illustrious past.

8 hr | from €1156

Looking to spend a full day exploring two of Naples' most important sites for ancient artifacts? This full-day Pompeii Tour begins with a visit to the ancient city via private car service, returning to Napoli to visit the Naples Archaeological Museum, one of the world's most important collections of ancient Roman remains. In between, we'll enjoy a short lunch in the city, receiving a brief synopsis of Naples' history and culture. While we offer a separate half-day Pompeii Tour and Naples Archeological Museum Tour, this full-day experience is best for those pressed for time, or who condense their time exploring local antiquity to one day. begins and ends in Naples. Pompeii Tour In 79 B.C., Pompeii, along with various other settlements on the slopes of Mt. Vesuvius, was buried by layers upon layers of ash, lava and pumice. Due to this burial, the city offers a fascinating viewpoint for understanding the culture of the time. We begin our day-long excursion with a short drive from the city center of Naples, during which our docent will set up the preliminary socio-historical context that will help us better understand the various aspects of Pompeii we will explore in greater depth later in the day. Upon arriving at the archaeological site, we will move swiftly through the ancient cobble-stoned roads, exploring the private homes, temples, shops, civic buildings, and public spaces that intricately illustrate everyday activities in the city. Pompeii Culture Taking cues from our surroundings, we will delve into aspects of religion, gender roles and commerce. We will pay special attention to the construction and decoration of private homes, most notably the magnificent frescoes of the Villa of the Mysteries. The moving remains of the desperate inhabitants attempting an escape from impending doom create an immediate and emotional experience. Lunch and a Short Stroll Leaving Pompeii by early afternoon, we will return to Naples via car where we will have a quick lunch in a small, non-touristy restaurant in the city center. Next, we'll take a short stroll through the city streets, poking our head into a few churches and providing a short synopsis of the history of the city. Naples Archaeological Museum The group will then head to the Archeological Museum of Naples, where we will build on the knowledge accrued during our exploration of the archaeological site. The impressive museum was founded by the Bourbon kings of Naples in the late 18th century in order to house the antiquity collection amassed during the major excavations the royal family financed. A close reading of these frescoes, models, and artifacts fully illustrates the enigma of Pompeii and is the fitting conclusion to our day long discovery.

2 hr | from €286

One of the best ways for families to explore the ancient history of Naples is to literally descend underground and get to the roots of it all. Right underneath the big city people live in today, there's an ancient city where people lived thousands of years ago. On this 2-hour Naples for Kids tour, we'll join a local archaeologist for a fun, interactive tour that goes back in time to when Naples was first a Greek stronghold, then a Roman city. Not only will we learn to spot signs of ancient Naples that we can still see today, but we'll go underground to see what it was like back then—all the while having fun with games and activities that help us imagine what it would've been like. Naples for Kids Our discovery of Naples' ancient history will center around the church of San Lorenzo Maggiore, which lies unassumingly hidden beneath a Gothic church façade off of the bustling Via Tribunali. Inside, a flight of steps will lead us into a whole ancient city, including cobblestoned streets, bakeries, butcher shops, and laundries. We'll spend some time considering these aspects of ancient society, considering what everyday life would have been like in the ancient city. What was it like to work as an ancient butcher? Where did these people live? Perhaps most importantly, what was it like to be a kid in ancient Naples? We'll explore these questions and more, discovering how different—and sometimes, how similar—life was like thousands of years ago. After surfacing, we will further explore via Tribunali, the ancient decumanus maximus—the biggest, most important street in the city, during the Greek era. This vivid passage best illustrates the sights, sounds, and smells of Neapolitan street life. Take Aways Descending below the streets of today's Naples, we'll explore an entirely different world, learning what it was like for kids and adults back then. We'll discover how the town turned from a Greek settlement to a bustling Roman city, uncovering both important historical information and the day-to-day goings on of Naples.

4 hr | from €442

Balancing rustic ingredients of the countryside with an abundance of fresh seafood, Neapolitan cuisine has become famous the world over for a number of characteristic dishes—mozzarella di bufala, spaghetti alla puttanesca, and, of course, Neapolitan pizza. This Naples Food Tour is part-walking tour, exploring both Naples' superb street food and specialty shops, and part-hands-on pizza making lesson, where we'll learn the art of making the perfect Naples pizza. Along the way we'll explore the culinary history and food traditions of Naples, topped off by a pizza of our own making in one of the city's famed pizzerie. Naples Food Tour We will begin with a stroll through the dense historical center of Naples, all the while discussing some of the most important culinary traditions of the city, how they were born, and how Neapolitan cuisine has evolved throughout the centuries. We will discuss the different preparation techniques dating back to the influence of the Spanish and Norman domination on Neapolitan food, with their smoked herrings and anchovies, which to date are still the topping for a low-calorie (relatively speaking) version of pizza called Pizza Marinara. You will learn the legendary story about the origins of pizza Margherita and why mozzarella, basil and tomatoes are mandatory and essential ingredients for any Italian. As we wind our way through the characteristic neighborhoods of via Toledo and Spaccanapoli, we will stop at some of the oldest and most traditional cafes and pastry shops in the city. Depending on the time of the year and the group's interest, we may taste traditional Neapolitan snacks and sweets such as taralli, baba' al rhum and sfogliatelle. Pizza Making Class After this enticing appetizer, we will visit one of Naples' most traditional pizzerias. Here, we will be given the ingredients and tools to make your own pizza Napoletana. A trained pizzaiolo will supervise our work and give us advice for achieving the perfect dough consistency and the right sauce-spreading and mozzarella-sprinkling techniques. Once the pizza is taken from the wood-burning oven, we will sit down and eat our masterpiece! Take Aways Together, we'll deepen our appreciation for Neapolitan food, deeply characteristic of Italian food as a whole. Not only will we delve into the cuisine's history, learning why Neapolitan food favors specific ingredients over others, but we'll sample a variety of classic Neapolitan treats before applying these lessons in our pizza making class.

3 hr | from €352

Our Naples Welcome To experience is designed to help you visit Naples like a local by pairing you with a local. We'll meet you at your hotel for a one-on-one chat over coffee or wine, and then we'll hit the streets for a 1-hour introductory tour of the area where you're staying. You'll emerge with a strong sense for the city, a couple of helpful phrases, and a plan of action for the next several days. Receive recommendations and insider tips Learn the ins and outs of navigating the city Welcome to Naples tour includes hotel pickup, and neighborhood orientation Welcome to Naples The tour begins at your hotel room or flat, where we'll sit down to go over your itinerary and answer any logistical questions you may have about using your time wisely. Armed with a detailed map and other helpful materials, we will go over any questions about getting around town, the best way to get from museum to museum, and the best places to eat along the way. If you are considering day trips or side trips from Naples (like Capri, Ischia or the Amalfi Coast), the docent will help you figure out the easiest and quickest way of getting where you need to go. Out and About After this sit-down chat, we will head out into the city, in order to acclimate you to your surroundings. We will start off with the area immediately surrounding your hotel and then go further afar, perhaps heading in the direction of the historic waterfront port area or into the characteristic alleys of the Spaccanapoli district. Along the way, your docent will provide you with a synopsis of Naples' history and culture, which will better inform your further explorations during your stay. This experience is part of our Welcome To series which aims to orient first-time visitors to Context cities.

8 hr | from €1502

Pompeii is riveting. Buried in ash when nearby Mt. Vesuvius volcano exploded in 79 A.D., this wonderfully preserved ancient Roman city ranks as one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. In this Pompeii tour, a day trip from Rome, we'll join a local archaeologist or classical historian for an in-depth tour of Pompeii coupled with a visit to the Naples Archaeological Museum, where many of the artifacts from Pompeii have been stored. For those visiting Naples, we offer both a half-day Pompeii Tour and a full-day private Mount Vesuvius Tour, a private-only tour that can be designed around your interests. Day Trip from Rome to Pompeii We'll begin with a first class train ride from Rome to Naples, the easiest and most expeditious way to travel the majority of the distance. Once in Naples we'll met our docent, hop in a private car, and be whisked to the archaeological site of Pompeii, where our day truly begins. Pompeii Tour Upon arriving Pompeii we will spend about 3 hours exploring the site, walking the ancient roads, stepping into private homes frozen in time, and spending time in the shops, baths, and theaters where Romans lived 2000 years ago. Along the way our docent will focus on everyday life and, using the amazingly well-preserved ruins around us, paint a portrait of the complex social, political, and economic world in which Roman citizens lived. Taking cues from our surroundings, we will delve into aspects of religion, gender roles and commerce, paying special attention to the construction and decoration of private homes, most notably the magnificent frescoes of the Villa of the Mysteries. The moving remains of the desperate inhabitants attempting an escape from impending doom create an immediate and emotional experience. Exploring Naples Leaving Pompeii by early afternoon, we will return to Naples by car. Our first stop will be a small, local restaurant in the city center where we can grab lunch and debrief on what we've seen so far. Next, we'll take a short stroll through Naples on our way to the famed Naples Archaeological Museum, one of the most important museums of ancient history in the world. It is here where many of the statues, paintings, and other artifacts excavated at Pompeii are stored, making it a critical component of any day trip from Rome to Pompeii. Following the lead of our docent, a native Neapolitan, we might stick our heads into a church or two, or stroll down an enigmatic alley of this rich city. (Note, we run an entire program of Naples Walking Tours that include a Naples Food Tour and a Naples Underground Tour. Archeological Museum of Naples The group will then head to the Archeological Museum of Naples, where we will build on the knowledge accrued during our exploration of the archaeological site. The impressive museum was founded by the Bourbon kings of Naples in the late 18th century in order to house the antiquity collection amassed during the major excavations the royal family financed. A close reading of these frescoes, models, and artifacts fully illustrates the enigma of Pompeii and is the fitting conclusion to our day long discovery. (Note, we also run a Naples Archaeological Museum Tour of the museum alone.)

8 hr | from €1206

Pompeii offers kids an unparalleled view into ancient history. Frozen in time and wonderfully preserved, it is one of the few places in the world where ancient civilization comes to life so vividly. In this full-day Pompeii for Kids Tour, a day trip from Naples, we dive deeply into the ruins of Pompeii as well as another site of your choosing. The day is structured around a series of activities and led by an archaeologist or historian who has been trained in visual thinking strategies. This is a fantastic way to get the most out of a visit to Pompeii with kids. Pompeii for Kids Tour On the drive out to the site of Pompeii, our guide will provide historical background that will set up the context for understanding the site and what we will see later at the Archaeological Museum in Naples. Upon arriving, we will move swiftly through the ancient cobblestoned roads, exploring the homes, temples, shops, civic buildings, and public spaces that intricately illustrate everyday activities in the city. We will explore the similarities and differences between life in ancient Pompeii and modern-day family life. Naples Archeological Museum Leaving the site by the early afternoon, we will return to Naples, by car, where we will enjoy lunch in a small, non-touristy restaurant in the city center, followed by a short stroll through the center, poking our head into a few churches and providing a short synopsis of the history of the city. The group will then head to the Naples Archeological Museum, one of the greatest collections of ancient art and artifacts in the world, where we will link back to connections with Pompeii while viewing the colorful frescoes, mosaics, and statues unearthed during the excavations, begun in the 18th century by envoys of the Bourbon kings of Naples. These artifacts provide vivid visual examples of the Pompeiians and their life, allowing for a full understanding of the culture of the time. In Addition As an alternative to the Archaeological Museum it is possible to pair Pompeii with Herculaneum, Stabia, or Oplontis. Note: If you choose to run this walk departing from Rome, you will need to take the high speed train to Naples first thing in the morning. Take Aways By the end of the excursion, the whole family will have gained a deeper understanding of the ancient site of Pompeii and its unmerciful fate. The kids, engaged in several interactive activities, can take back home unique and fun memories of long-gone history, and, naturally, some mouth-watering gelato as well.

5h | from €70

See Southern Italy's highlights in one day on a combined Naples city tour and visit to the world-famous site of Pompeii. This shore excursion is the best way for cruise passengers arriving in the port of Naples to experience the lively city of Naples and visit Pompeii, the largest archaeological site in Europe, on a single day trip.

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Stop At: Duomo di Napoli, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

First stop at the cathedral to visit its treasure chapel and S.Restituta basilica

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Posillipo, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

Go on to Posillipo area and stop on S. Antonio church terrace to get the best view of the city and the bay

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

Return into the city center in Plebiscite square to see the front of the Royal Palace, the beautiful church of St.Francesco di Paola in its neoclassic style, Umberto I gallery and San Carlo theatre

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania

Drive to Pompeii where the tour guide will show the most fascinating places like The Forum, Thermal Baths and “Lupanare” burnt by volcanic ashes and lapilli during the eruption in 79 A.D

Duration: 2 hours

1 hour | from €16

Travel from Naples Airport, Railway Stations or hotel to your chosen Sorrento Hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private transfer so the price is the same for groups of: 1 to 3 people, 4 people, 5 to 8 people or 9 to 11 people.

When making a booking, you will need to advise your pick-up location details and your chosen Sorrento Hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed within 24 hours of booking and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. It's that easy!
At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following details in the "Special Requirements" box:
NAPLES AIRPORT TO SORRENTO:
• Arrival Flight Number
• Arrival Time
• Hotel Name (where you would like to be dropped off)
• Hotel Address
NAPLES RAILWAY STATION TO SORRENTO:
• Name of Railway Station
• Arrival Time and train number
• Hotel Name (where you would like to be dropped off)
• Hotel Address
NAPLES HOTEL TO SORRENTO:
• Departure Time
• Hotel Name (where you would like to be picked up and dropped off)
• Hotel Address
Price is per person, based on 11 adults per car/vehicle.

8h | from €113

Take advantage of your time in port with this Naples shore excursion to Capri. Enjoy an exciting hydrofoil boat ride across the Bay of Naples to the dazzling Mediterranean island of Capri, and be captivated by its colorful harbors, craggy coastline, Imperial Roman villas and hilltop ocean views. Your guide will offer recommendations for sights and activities during your free time in the village of Anacapri, such as a chairlift ride up Monte Solare, a boat ride to the Blue Grotto or a visit to dreamy Villa San Michele. Sit down to lunch with your fellow travelers and end the day with a tour of the beautiful Gardens of Augustus.

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Stop At: Piazza Vittoria

Arriving at the port, transfer to a shared minibus and head to the lovely village of Anacapri, where you'll enjoy one hour of free time to explore at your own leisure and expense.
You can ride the chairlift up to Monte Solare for spectacular views of the island and the Bay of Naples, take a boat ride to the dazzling Blue Grotto, or walk to Villa San Michele, the dream home of the famous Swedish doctor Axel Munthe.
Your guide can give recommendations on things to do and see based on your interests. Or you can simply park yourself at a café terrace, admire the scenery and soak up the cool Mediterranean vibes.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Piazza Umberto I, Capri, Island of Capri, Province of Naples, Campania

After the for a 3-course lunch at a local restaurant with the rest of the group, in the early afternoon, take a walk with your guide to the Gardens of Augustus. These hillside botanic gardens offer beautiful views of the Mediterranean Sea and the famous Faraglioni rock formations.
At the end of the day, re-board the hydrofoil for the ride back to Naples.

Duration: 2 hours

1 hour | from €17

Travel from Naples Airport, Railway Station or hotel to your chosen Positano or Ravello hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private transfer so the price is the same for groups of: 1 to 3 people, 4 people or 5 to 8 people.

When making a booking, you will need to advise your pick-up location details and your chosen Positano or Ravello hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed within 24 hours of booking and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. It's that easy!
At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following details in the "Special Requirements" box:
• Arrival Flight Number
• Arrival Time
• Hotel Name (where you would like to be dropped off)
• Hotel Address
Price is per person, based on 8 adults per car/vehicle.

7h | from €85

Discover the ancient, UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of Pompeii and the beautiful small town of Sorrento with a local guide on this day trip from Naples. Visit top Pompeii attractions, such as the Thermal Baths, and enjoy a traditional Italian lunch at a pizzeria before heading to Sorrento. Walk through this stunning Italian town with your guide and take in breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania

The tour guide will show in a 2 hours walking tour the most fascinating places like the Forum, Thermal Baths, Lupanare burnt by volcanic ashes and lapilli during the eruption in 79 A.D. You have the opportunity to discover the everyday life of the Imperial age and imagine the panic of the people before the city was so disastrously buried.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Piazza Tasso, Sorrento, Province of Naples, Campania

Stop at the panoramic viewpoint in Meta di Sorrento to look up to the wonderful sight of the bay overlooking the sea. Stop in Sorrento for a brief visit of the town (about one hour). The guide will show you the most renowned places walking throught the suggestives narrow streets full of stores and little workshops, as far as one of the most scenic place of Sorrento: the so-called Villa Comunale from where is possible to admire the beauties of the golf as far as Punta Campanella and Capri Island and immortalize the breathtaking scenary.

Duration: 1 hour

2h | from €10

Travel to and from Naples Airport (Capodichino) and your Naples City Hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private transfer so the price is the same for groups of: 1 to 3 people, 4 people, 5 to 8 people or 9 to 11 people.

When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your Naples hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed within 24 hours and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. It's that easy!
Price is per person, based on 8 adults per car/vehicle.

4h | from €60

Don't miss the chance to visit the ruins of Pompeii, Italy's most famous archaeological site, on a four-hour sightseeing trip from Naples. If your time in Southern Italy is limited, this quick and comprehensive guided tour from Naples shows cruise passengers arriving in the port of Naples all the haunting highlights of Pompeii, a shore excursion not to be missed by any visitor to this region of Italy.

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Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania

On a fateful summer's day in 79 A.D., Mt. Vesuvius erupted, spewing volcanic ash over the prosperous city of Pompeii. Unaware of the imminent danger, most people continued on with their daily lives and as a result the entire town and around 20,000 of its inhabitants were buried under tons of ash and pumice.
Almost 2,000 years later, you have the opportunity to explore the site of this famous disaster and see first-hand the houses, streets and public buildings miraculously preserved by the volcanic ash.
Accompanied by your guide, you'll see such fascinating places such as the Forum, Thermal Baths and Lupanare brothel.

Duration: 2 hours

4h | from €60

Visit the volcano that destroyed Pompeii on this fascinating afternoon trip to Mt. Vesuvius from Naples. Traveling to the top of the only active volcano in continental Europe, you'll have panoramic views of the legendary Bay of Naples from east to west.

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Stop At: Vesuvio, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania

Join the group and have lunch in a typical Italian pizzeria to enjoy a pizza and a soft drink (included).
You'll drive through the town of Torre del Greco to Vesuvius National Park, then hike to the summit of Vesuvius to take a walk around the eerie crater at 3,900 feet (1,200 meters). Remember to wear comfortable walking shoes! A medium to high level of fitness is required to complete the climb.
From the summit, the panoramic views of the Bay of Naples have captivated visitors for centuries. Then, peer down into the depths of the crater to see plumes of steam issuing from the sleeping, but still active, volcano.
After that return to your coach and travel back to Naples. Your tour finishes at the start point in the afternoon.

Duration: 1 hour

7h | from €85

When your cruise ship docks in Naples, embark on a full-day shore excursion to the ancient UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of Pompeii and the charming town of Sorrento. With your local guide, visit Pompeii's fascinating attractions, such as the Forum and the Thermal Baths, and admire views of Mt Vesuvius. Savor a traditional Italian lunch at a pizzeria before proceeding to Sorrento, where you’ll admire amazing views of the Bay of Naples and the Mediterranean Sea from scenic lookout points such as Villa Comunale.

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Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania

The tour guide will show in a 2 hours walking tour the most fascinating places like the Forum, Thermal Baths, Lupanare burnt by volcanic ashes and lapilli during the eruption in 79 A.D. You have the opportunity to discover the everyday life of the Imperial age and imagine the panic of the people before the city was so disastrously buried.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Piazza Tasso, Sorrento, Province of Naples, Campania

Stop at the panoramic viewpoint in Meta di Sorrento to look up to the wonderful sight of the bay overlooking the sea. Stop in Sorrento for a brief visit of the town (about one hour). The guide will show you the most renowned places walking throught the suggestives narrow streets full of stores and little workshops, as far as one of the most scenic place of Sorrento: the so-called Villa Comunale from where is possible to admire the beauties of the golf as far as Punta Campanella and Capri Island and immortalize the breathtaking scenary.

Duration: 1 hour

2h | from €30

Get to know one of Italy’s oldest and most beautiful cities on this 2-hour Naples sightseeing tour, perfect for first-time visitors. Traveling by minivan and foot, head into Naples’ UNESCO-listed center to see top attractions such as Naples Cathedral, the Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro and Castel Nuovo. Learn about Naples’ history and colorful culture from your expert driver-guide, and finish by soaking up panoramic views of the city and Mt Vesuvius from Posillipo Hill. With a maximum of seven people, this small-group tour ensures a personalized experience.

Start your tour with a pickup from your centrally located Naples hotel or, alternatively, from Naples train station. Then, set off in your comfortable, air-conditioned minivan with your expert guide for your small-group tour of the highlights of this vibrant city — the third largest in Italy.
As you travel, hear how Naples is one of Europe’s oldest cities, with roots stretching back to the 4th century BC, and how its historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its handsome plazas, palaces and castles.
Visit Naples Cathedral (Duomo di San Gennaro) the 13th-century church dedicated to the city’s patron saint, Gennaro, and see inside its fresco-coated Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro. As you admire the mural, hear all about the vials of Gennaro’s blood kept in the chapel, and how they’re brought out three days a year, usually liquefying in what’s seen as a good omen.
Peep inside the nearby Basilica Santa Restituta, the original 6th-century church that stood on the cathedral site and drive up Posillipo Hill, a famous viewpoint west of Naples. Absorb the sweeping views down over the city with Mt Vesuvius in the distance. Lastly drive back to Piazza del Plebiscito, the large public square named after the plebiscite that saw Naples become part of a unified Italy in 1863. Admire the outsides of the Palace of Naples and Basilica of St Francesco di Paola, and then continue by minivan to the Piazza Municipio to see the Castel Nuovo, known locally as Maschio Angioino.
Pose for photos at the stone battlements and crenellated turrets of this striking medieval castle and hear how, after being constructed by the kings of Anjou in the 1200s, the castle was rebuilt by the Aragonese in the 1600s before becoming home to Naples’ royals in the 18th century. Ends your tour with a drop-off in central Naples.

5 days | from €4428

5 fully-planned days in Rome & Naples, including luxury hotel accommodation.

Photos & Highlights

• Multi-day tour including accommodation and select meals
• A comprehensive view of Ancient Roman art and archaeology, and its impact on the modern city
• Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Roman Forum, Ostia Antica Archaeological Site, and Pompeii Archaeological Site

Tour Description

Our Context Journeys are fully-planned trips, including luxury hotel accommodation, specifically designed to reveal some of our favorite cities. They operate on fixed dates and place you with a lead guide who will accompany you throughout your entire stay.

Art and Archaeology of Ancient Rome, with Context Journeys

The cradle of European civilization, Italy has often been described as a living museum. That’s true no place more than Rome, where each circuitous, scenic street is built upon the hidden histories of the Ancient Empire. Alongside a Context Expert specializing in Italian history and archaeology, our Italian archaeological survey will explore the most important sites of the ancient Roman world, including the Roman Forum, Colosseum, Ostia Antica, and Pompeii. 

Over the course of five days, this journey will help you understand the role of archaeology in history, teaching you to read ruins to reconstruct ancient cities, and showing you how the ancient world shaped the food and culture of modern Italy. We’ll balance visits to major archaeological sites like the Roman Forum and Pompeii with stops at the lesser-known locations of Ostia Antica, and spend time discussing the daily life, cuisine, and habits of modern Romans. A native Roman and archaeologist, your Context expert will help you understand the Roman Empire at its height and early stages of its decline, before the start of the Renaissance.  

Your Context Journey includes:

• On Tour: Context Expert Lead Guide, Context supporting expert guides, professional tour leader. 
• Transfers: Private transfers based on flight arrival and departure times. 
• Food & Drink: Select  meals, plus welcome and farewell receptions. Bottled water throughout.
• Accommodation: 5 nights in the 5-star Hotel de la Ville in Rome, a Rocco Forte Hotel (or similar). 
• Logistics: Baggage handling and taxes. 
• Activities/Fees: Included for all per itinerary. 

Journey highlights include:

• Trace the history of Rome from its days as a hub of the Roman Empire through to its modern incarnation, in the company of an archaeologist. 
• Explore the historical core of Rome, understanding the inner workings of the city and its role as the hub of an Empire through visits to the Roman Forum, Colosseum, and key underground sites.
• Understand the origins and evolution of Roman cuisine through a dinner and wine experience guided by a culinary historian.
• Take a guided excursion to the amazingly preserved ruins of Pompeii, weaving through ancient Roman roads, shops, homes, and baths while learning about Roman politics and society. 

Your Expert Guide

Dimosthenis is an Italian-Greek archaeologist, with a Ph.D. in temple architecture of the Roman Republic from La Sapienza University in Rome. As a scholar, he studied a variety of topics including Latin epigraphy and Roman pottery; as an archaeologist, he has worked on various excavations throughout Rome, including the Roman Forum, Palatine, and the Mausoleum of Augustus. He is particularly interested in the relationship between iconography and architecture in ancient Greece and Rome. 

3 days | from €379

Spend three days exploring Naples, Pompeii and Amalfi. You'll visit several UNESCO World Heritage Sites and discover the rich history of Italy. Departing Rome, you'll travel through the Campania region where high-end hotels meet historical sites. This is also the capital of Italian comfort food, home to pizza, spaghetti and mozzarella cheese.

Itinerary

Day 1: Rome-Naples-Pompeii-Amalfi

Stop At: City of Naples, Naples, Province of Naples, Campania
The city of Naples, in southern Italy, stands in the heart of the homonymous bay next to Vesuvius, the volcano still active today and known for having destroyed the ancient Roman city of Pompeii. Dating back to the second millennium BC, Naples has centuries of history of art and architecture behind it and its cathedral, the Cathedral of San Gennaro, is full of frescoes. The most interesting historical sites are the sumptuous Palazzo Reale and the Maschio Angioino, a 13th century building.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Pompeii - Archaeological Area., Pompeii, Province of Naples, Campania
The archaeological excavations of Pompeii have returned the remains of the ancient city of Pompeii, near the hill of Civita, at the gates of modern Pompeii, buried under a blanket of ashes and lapilli during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79, together with Ercolano, Stabia and Oplonti
Duration: 2 hours

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Day 2: Amalfi

Stop At: Duomo di Sant'Andrea, Amalfi, Amalfi Coast, Province of Salerno, Campania
Amalfi is a city in a striking natural environment under the steep cliffs on the south-west coast of Italy. Between the ninth and eleventh centuries, it was the seat of a powerful maritime republic. In the heart of the city, the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea, of the Arab-Norman era, is characterized by a striped Byzantine facade.
Duration: 4 hours

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.

Day 3: Amalfi-Rome

Stop At: Duomo di Sant'Andrea, Amalfi, Amalfi Coast, Province of Salerno, Campania
Amalfi is a city in a striking natural environment under the steep cliffs on the south-west coast of Italy. Between the ninth and eleventh centuries, it was the seat of a powerful maritime republic. In the heart of the city, the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea, of the Arab-Norman era, is characterized by a striped Byzantine facade.
Duration: 30 minutes

No meals included on this day.
No accommodation included on this day.