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Nat Geo Day Tour: A Taste of Tramonti and pizza-making experience.
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Nat Geo Day Tour: A Taste of Tramonti and pizza-making experience.

Discover the treasures of Tramonti on this National Geographic Day Tour. Kickstart your adventure with a scenic ride along the Bay of Naples, under the watchful eye of Mount Vesuvius, leading through Monte Latteri and Valle dei Chiunz, revealing Tramonti's hidden hamlets. Pizza's global popularity owes much to Tramonti's ancestors, who played a pivotal role in spreading pizzerias worldwide. As you coast along lush countryside, your National Geographic-trained guide will share captivating stories of local culture and history. Perched high above the Amalfi Coast, Tramonti treats visitors to lemon-scented orchards, chestnut trees, and terraced vineyards. Your first stop is the garden of Acarbio, a pioneering association advocating for the Amalfi Coast to become a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Here, you'll enjoy a refreshment and hear about ongoing projects, including the revival of the almost-extinct Rè Fiascone tomato, a key ingredient for pizza. It's truly inspiring to see this dynamic group in action, preserving the rural heritage and biodiversity of the Amalfi Coast, reviving local agriculture, and protecting endangered species. At your last stop, you'll dive into a pizza-making workshop at a local Agriturismo, led by a skilled pizza chef. As you master the art of traditional ‘Neapolitan' pizza, the president of the Tramonti Pizzaioli Association, a prominent group of around 2000 pizza chefs, discusses Tramonti's pizza legacy. Finally, savour your culinary creations during a delightful lunch.

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Nat Geo Day Tour: The Story of Pasta with Hands-On Cooking Class
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Nat Geo Day Tour: The Story of Pasta with Hands-On Cooking Class

Discover the essence of Gragnano on this National Geographic-exclusive pasta tour, starting with a scenic bus ride along the Bay of Naples, under the watchful eye of Mount Vesuvius. Your National Geographic-trained guide will give you an insight into Campanian culture as you sit back and soak up the views. The first stop is the Valley of the Mills, a picturesque ravine on the slopes between Sorrento, Naples and the Amalfi Coast. Here, a local volunteer historian and retired miller, dedicated to the restoration of the site, will reveal the fascinating engineering behind the series of mills, of which two will be exclusively opened for travelers on this tour. Enjoy a short walk before heading to Pasta Cuomo. Here, visit the factory and museum, then travel back in time to experience Gragnano's past through virtual reality. During your tour you will meet and learn about one of the oldest pasta making families of the area, a family ancestry that is partly responsible for pasta's transatlantic journey to the United States in the late 1800s. Then, it's time to roll up your sleeves and put your culinary skills to test at an interactive pasta-making session, with Nonna Giuseppina (grandma!) on hand to guide you as you knead and roll. Finally, indulge in a pasta lunch featuring ingredients sourced from the factory's garden, a true farm-to-table experience and a rewarding way to end the tour.

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Nat Geo Day Tour: Spartacus' World at Ancient Capua
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Nat Geo Day Tour: Spartacus' World at Ancient Capua

Boasting a strategic location on the Via Appia, Ancient Capua was a hugely important city since its foundation in the 5th century BCE. Your journey begins at the Arena of Spartacus, the ancient amphitheater in Capua. Second in size only to Rome's Colosseum, this amphitheater is older, better preserved, and less crowded. Join your guide, a specialist in Roman archaeology, to tour the home of the Gladiator school of Ancient Rome where the legendary gladiator Spartacus made his daring escape and ignited his revolt against Roman slavery.Upon leaving the army, Spartacus was sold into slavery. He was ordered to go to Capua to enroll in Gladiator training school, where he rebelled against his enslavement and managed to escape alongside several other trainee gladiators. He became the leader of the growing group of escaped slaves who were ready to fight for freedom and autonomy. Against the odds, Spartacus and his rebel army resisted Roman attempts to overpower them, becoming a symbol of resistance against oppression.As you explore the amphitheater's ‘hypogeum' or underground area, you'll feel like you have a backstage pass to the gladiator shows of days past. The areas here are far better preserved than those found at the Colosseum of Rome. You'll then visit what is known as the 'gladiator's room,' off limits to other visitors. Still being studied, specialist archeologists are still trying to understand the room's original purpose.An augmented reality experience, exclusive to National Geographic travelers, will bring to life the experience of being Spartacus 2000 years ago, complete with reconstructions of the original amphitheater from the perspective of both the spectators and the gladiators. Step into the shoes of Spartacus, and feel the pulse of Ancient Rome.After your tour, relax over a lunch lovingly prepared with local organic produce by owners who take pride in maintaining their historic surroundings. The restaurant is conveniently located on the perimeter of the archeological site.

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Nat Geo Day Tour - A Deep Dive into Ancient Roman Life:  Pompeii & Oplontis
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Nat Geo Day Tour - A Deep Dive into Ancient Roman Life: Pompeii & Oplontis

Begin with a short drive to the foothills of Mt. Vesuvius and the ruins of Pompeii, an ancient city preserved by volcanic eruption. Wander down cobblestone streets to the Forum, once the hub of Roman life. Follow ancient paths to grand spaces like the House of the Faun with its rich mosaics. Sit in the arena of the theater and study the colossal columns of the Basilica. You'll also visit areas of everyday life like the baths and taverns. Your final stop at this site will be Casa della Regina Carolina, one of the ancient city's largest homes located in an elite neighborhood near the Forum. Learn insights into the ongoing research started by National Geographic Explorer Caitlin Ellis Barret as you discover the house and the daily domestic activities of its vacationing socialites. After a light lunch, continue your journey to the port of Torre Annunziata, where you'll descend below street level to ancient Oplontis. As a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site, the area and its two sprawling villas boast some of the best-preserved wall paintings of the Roman period. Your specialist archeological guide will offer historical, cultural and architectural context as you take in Oplontis' wonders. Once inhabited by the Roman elite, marvel at Pompeiian-style frescoes and mosaics, finished with deep azures, oranges, and sunny golds. The intricate use of colour and shading gives these paintings a three-dimensional feel, adding a lifelike quality to these ancient scenes.

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From ancient to modern Naples tour with underground entry
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From ancient to modern Naples tour with underground entry

Book this small group tour to discover the ancient and modern charm of Naples. Explore Underground Naples and walk the city streets with your expert local guide.

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Herculaneum private and personalized tour with a local guide
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Herculaneum private and personalized tour with a local guide

Book this private tour of Herculaneum with a local guide to discover brilliantly preserved ruins, luxury villas, frescoes and mosaics of ancient Roman civilisation.

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Traditions, superstitions and legends of Naples small group tour

Traditions, superstitions and legends of Naples small group tour

Book tickets to discover local legends, beliefs and traditions in the historic heart of Naples in this small group tour led by a local expert guide.

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Naples Archaeological Museum small group tour with an archaeologist
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Naples Archaeological Museum small group tour with an archaeologist

Discover hidden treasures in one of the world's oldest and richest museums, explore artifacts from Pompeii and Herculaneum and witness stunning well-preserved frescoes and mosaics.

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Veiled Christ and Chiostro di Santa Chiara Tour

Enjoy a walking tour along Spaccanapoli, get the chance to admire the Veiled Christ statue inside Sansevero Chapel, and then relax tasting a real Neapolitan coffee!

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From Rome: Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius Volcano Day Trip With Authentic Neapolitan Pizza Lunch
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From Rome: Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius Volcano Day Trip With Authentic Neapolitan Pizza Lunch

Book your day trip from Rome and visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pompeii before ascending Mount Vesuvius or visiting the Amalfi Coast.

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Pompei and Capri shore excursion from Naples
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Pompei and Capri shore excursion from Naples

Book your Pompeii and Capri small-group shore excursion from the port of Naples today! Discover amazing activities in Italy.

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Herculaneum 2-hour private tour
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Herculaneum 2-hour private tour

Book your Herculaneum 2-hour guided tour to discover the Ancient Roman city with the help of a private and expert guide!

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What to do in Naples

Naples is a one-of-a-kind city, where every step you take opens your eyes to unique culture, tradition, and a rich history. You'll be fascinated by beautiful monuments, works of art, and activities to satisfy every taste. From archaeological sites to catacombs, strolling through the vibrant historic centre and squares – Naples is bound to steal your heart. Get ready to visit the capital of Campania and check out its must-see attractions. 

The 6 best activities to do in Naples

1. Explore the Catacombs of Naples

Step back in time and explore the subterranean realm of Naples' Catacombs. Walk along the intricate network of tunnels for a snapshot of the lives of early Christian communities in the region. As you stroll through these underground cemeteries, carved out of stone, you’ll get up close to ancient frescoes, statues, and funerary art. It’s a spooky but worthwhile experience. 

2. Eat pizza

A visit to Naples wouldn’t be complete without a taste of Neapolitan pizza. While we can’t guarantee it originated here, the Neapolitan pizza has undoubtedly become the most famous of them all. Head to the historic city centre to get a taste of the classic Margherita – and keep an eye out for other options such as fried pizza and the popular street food pizza portafoglio. Both are delicious! 

3. Take part in a guided tour of the Ruins of Pompeii 

Just a stone’s throw away from Naples is one of the world’s most famous Roman archaeological sites – Pompeii. Take a full day to explore this exceptionally preserved Unesco World Heritage Site that’s been frozen in time after the 79AD eruption of Vesuvius. To make the most of the site, we suggest a guided tour to cover the highlights and delve into its history. If you’ve got time, add Herculaneum to your trip. It’s Pompeii’s smaller sidekick that also saw the effects of the eruption – and you’ll find fewer tourists. 

4. Enjoy an excursion up Mount Vesuvius

Every corner of Naples offers a glimpse of Mount Vesuvius – but don’t just look from a distance – head on up. The Vesuvius National Park has 11 different trails on offer. The Gran Cono trail is the most scenic, taking visitors through lava flows and ash to the volcano’s crater. At the top, you’ll get to soak up panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples. The slopes of Vesuvius are the perfect setting if you want to enjoy local wine tasting and a traditional lunch. 

5. Explore Piazza del Plebiscito

At the heart of the city is where you’ll find Piazza Plebiscito, one of the biggest squares in Naples – and in Italy. This elegant square is a must-see on your city tour, surrounded by architectural gems like the Royal Palace and the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola. It’s also a great place to take a coffee break or grab an ice cream. 

6. Admire the Veiled Christ 

Another unmissable attraction in Naples is the sculpture of the Veiled Christ, located in the San Severo Chapel. You’ll be amazed by this 18th-century marble masterpiece of Jesus lying on a bed, covered by an extraordinary transparent veil – so perfect it could be cloth. Learn about the legends of ‘marbilisation’ as well as Raimondo di Sandro, a scientist and alchemist who commissioned the work. 

Plan your visit to Naples

What's the best time to go to Naples?

With such a wide range of activities to enjoy in Naples, it’s a great year-round destination. We recommend avoiding the summer months as the city can be crowded with tourists and the weather can get very hot. During the rest of the year, the climate is generally mild. Winters aren’t too cold but there is a higher chance of rain. 

How many days do you need to visit Naples?

There are many things to see in Naples, but with a weekend you’ll be able to explore the historic centre and some other local hotspots. We suggest at least 4 days in the city, so you’ll also have time to visit nearby Pompeii or Herculaneum.

What are the best areas to stay in Naples?

If it’s your first time in Naples, we recommend staying in the historic centre, Spaccanapoli, or Via Toledo – the main shopping street in the city. A relaxed area by the seafront is the Lungomare di Napoli where various events are held, and is especially nice in summer. The university district in the Porto neighbourhood is also a good option, slightly cheaper and well connected to the city centre.