Italy · ENTRY TICKETS IN NAPLES
All 13 entry tickets in Naples below are bookable today, with the price, the running time and who each one actually suits. The first is first for a reason.
Enter beside San Paolo Maggiore and follow an English or Italian guide below Naples. You will see the Greek-Roman Aqueduct, Roman Theater, and Summa Cavea, with an optional narrow passage and pizza meal. Expect 121 steps, cool tunnels, and about 1.5 to 2 hours underground.
“The guide was very well organized and very well informed about the history.Thanks again”
Spend 2.5 hours walking Naples’ old center with an English, Italian, or French-speaking guide. Visit Santa Chiara’s majolica cloister and Sansevero Chapel, home of the Veiled Christ, then follow Spaccanapoli, Via San Gregorio Armeno, and Via dei Tribunali to Naples Cathedral. Groups can reach 30 people.
“Nikki was an amazing, elicuent, fun, knowledgable expert and habitant of Napolis. She knows and understands the city and it’s history in many aspects.”
Use a 24-hour Naples hop-on hop-off ticket on two routes: Line A through the historic center and Line B along the waterfront and Posillipo hills. Ride with multilingual audio, Wi-Fi, and the freedom to stop for museums, pizza, shopping, or harbor views. Start at Largo Castello beside Castel Nuovo.
“Fantastic and easy way to experience our first stay in this lovely city”
Walk beneath Naples with guides such as David, Lucia, Sabrina, or Martina, depending on the departure. You will see a 19th-century escape route, wartime shelters, old cars and motorcycles, fascist-era statues, and earlier caves. Choose the Via delle Memorie option for a longer underground route with 115 entrance steps.
“Our guide was friendly, lively and very informative. There were only 6 people in our group so it was very relaxed and plenty of opportunity to ask questions. It would be nice to have a little more time in the Bourbon tunnel part of the tour. I would definitely recommend this tour with the extension Via di Memoire over the subterranean tour in the old town as the groups are much smaller and the tunnels more spacious and interesting to see.”
Walk beneath central Naples with an English or Italian guide, descending into the Bourbon Tunnel near Plebiscito Square. You will see World War II shelter spaces, old cars and Vespas, traces of aqueducts, and stories of royal escape plans. The tour lasts about an hour and ends at a different exit.
“Fantastic tour, great people that run it and generally such an amazing thing to do when in Naples. Will return when we come back to the city. Thank you for my gift when purchasing my little glass fella from the awesome vintage shop at the end. Thank you 🙏🏻”
Meet your guide near San Domenico Maggiore or at another listed starting point, then enter Sansevero Chapel with admission included. In about 35 minutes, explore the Veiled Christ, Modesty, Disillusion, frescoes, and Anatomical Machines while guides such as Danilo and Michele explain the chapel’s art, symbols, and curious past.
“Shame we had no ear phones as I am a bit deaf and struggled to hear the guide.”
Visit San Lorenzo Maggiore in central Naples, then descend 10 meters to Neapolis Sotterrata, the ancient Greek-Roman city beneath the church. Your ticket covers the cloister, Chapter Hall, Sisto V Hall, museum, and underground Roman market. A downloadable audio guide is free, while an on-site guided tour costs €2.
“I couldn't download the audioguide from the website, and I tried with two browsers. But I still had a nice visit. The archeological site and the biblioteca were very nice.”
Meet your guide beneath the Obelisco di San Domenico and walk two minutes to Cappella Sansevero. A live guide in English, Italian, or French explains the Veiled Christ, Anatomical Machines, Modesty, and Disillusion. Entry is guaranteed, the tour lasts 35 minutes, and headsets are provided for groups larger than 10.
“Carlo ottina guida! spiegazione interessante e facile da seguire”
Spend one day exploring Naples’ National Archaeological Museum with an admission ticket and digital audio app. See Pompeii and Herculaneum frescoes, mosaics, household objects, Farnese sculptures, Egyptian artifacts, coins, and the Secret Cabinet. You must exchange your smartphone voucher for an official ticket, and the audio app is separate from a live guided tour.
“So glad I reserved ahead of time as many people in line. Silly to have a digital ticket and must change it for a paper one! Get that fixed! Museum incredible and vast! M”
Walk Paestum with an archaeologist guide such as Mario, Ivan, Maria, or Francesca, then visit the National Archaeological Museum. You’ll see three remarkably preserved Greek temples, Roman streets, the amphitheater, city walls, and the Tomb of the Diver. Tickets are included, but transportation, food, and drinks are not.
“Maria was outstanding. She took us through the tour enthusiastically and also answered all our questions and speculations.”
Enter Naples’ Royal Chapel and the Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro with a one-hour ticket and audio guide. Toni Servillo, Nunzia Schiano, Patrizio Rispo, and other Neapolitan voices tell the story, with original music by Antonio Fresa. Bring valid ID to borrow the guide, and dress suitably for the Basilica.
Travel from Napoli Central Station to Caserta by train, then explore the Royal Palace apartments and 120-hectare park at your own pace. Your package can include a priority entrance ticket, train fare, and a downloadable audio guide in English, Italian, French, or Spanish. Tickets and instructions arrive by WhatsApp or email the day before.
“Fantastic building and gardens, prebooked tickets made it so quick and easy”
Walk Naples with a local English, Italian, or Spanish-speaking guide, seeing Piazza del Plebiscito, San Carlo, Galleria Umberto I, Spaccanapoli, and Neapolis Sotterrata. Choose the basic tour or add lunch with caprese salad, pasta, dessert, wine, and water. Guides such as Giusy, Marco, Antonio, and Fulvio bring strong local detail.
“The walking tour with the Roman ruins was a really good overview of Naples. Our guide Francesco was very knowledgeable and was able to give us background and context to everything we saw along the way. He was also able to answer all our questions and was very friendly and helpful throughout.”
Pick a ruin, a gallery, a cellar or a boat.
