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Naples

Italy

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Route info

Timezone

GMT+2

Currency€ EUR

LanguageItalian

Airport transfer~25 minBus / Taxi / Uber

About Naples

Naples is Italy's most unfiltered city — chaotic, loud, and intoxicatingly alive in a way that Florence and Rome can only dream of. Built in the shadow of Vesuvius, the city layers 3,000 years of Greek, Roman, Norman, and Bourbon history beneath a streetscape of crumbling baroque palaces and laundry-strung alleyways. Come for the world's best pizza; stay because nowhere else in Europe feels quite so viscerally, defiantly itself.

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Good to know

✓Eat pizza at Da Michele, Sorbillo, or Di Matteo — and don't worry about queues, they move quickly
✓Take the Circumvesuviana to Pompeii but go early; the site has almost no shade
✓Watch your bag in the centro storico and on the train — petty theft is the city's one real downside

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✈️ Getting there

NAPNaples International Airport (Capodichino)

📍 7 km⏱ 25 min🚌 Bus🚕 Taxi🚌 Uber

The Alibus shuttle (€5, runs every 20 minutes) connects the airport directly to Piazza Garibaldi (central station) and the port — it's the cheapest and most reliable option and takes about 25 minutes.

A compact, single-terminal airport close to the city centre, used heavily by Ryanair, easyJet, and Volotea alongside Alitalia/ITA and major European carriers — often busy but manageable.

Don't Miss

Hidden gems and local experiences in Naples — beyond the tourist trail.

🍕Eat at L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele on Via Cesare Sersale — order the Margherita or Marinara (those are the only options) and arrive before noon to avoid a 45-minute queue. It costs under €6 and is widely considered the definitive Neapolitan pizza on the planet.

💀Visit the Fontanelle Cemetery in the Materdei neighbourhood — a vast cave packed with 40,000 skulls. It's free, rarely crowded, and tells a deeply strange story about Neapolitan cult worship of anonymous bones. Go on a weekday morning.

🏛️The National Archaeological Museum (MANN) holds the greatest collection of Roman art on earth — including explicit frescoes from Pompeii locked in the 'Secret Cabinet' (ask staff to open it). Book online to skip the queue; Tuesday morning is the quietest slot.

🛵Walk through the Quartieri Spagnoli (Spanish Quarter) at dusk when the street food vendors come out — try 'cuoppo' (a paper cone of fried seafood or vegetables) from a street stall for €3-4. This grid of narrow alleys is the real Naples, not the waterfront.

🌋Take the Circumvesuviana train (€2.80 from Napoli Centrale) to Pompeii Scavi and arrive at 9am when the gates open. The site is enormous — wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and head straight to the Villa of the Mysteries in the far corner before the tour groups arrive.