By arrangement.
2–3 people: €120.
4 people: €100.
5–10 people: €130.
Um...
2–3 people: €120.
4 people: €100.
5–10 people: €130.
Over 10 people: €160.
By arrangement.
2–3 people: €120.
4 people: €100.
5–10 people: €130.
Over 10 people: €160.
A scenic tour of Naples, from the observation points of Posillipo to the historic heart of the city
Start at Parco Virgiliano and the Gaiaola-Marciaro coastline, continue through local spots such as Riva Fiorita and Palazzo Don Anna, then head down to the center: the Villa Comunale promenade, Castel dell'Ovo, Piazza del Plebiscito, Galleria Umberto I, and Teatro San Carlo — ending at Castel Nuovo (Maschio...
A scenic tour of Naples, from the observation points of Posillipo to the historic heart of the city
Start at Parco Virgiliano and the Gaia-Marciaro coastline, continue through local landmarks such as Riva Fiorita and Palazzo Don Anna, then head downtown: the Villa Comunale promenade, Castel dell'Ovo, Piazza del Plebiscito, Galleria Umberto I, and Teatro San Carlo—and finish at Castel Nuovo (Maschio Angioino).
A tour that combines Mediterranean scenery, historical stories, and local spots, with iconic stops along the way.
Virgilian Park
Gaiola – An archaeological coastal area where a Roman temple was built in honor of the goddess Eulepia, patroness of sailors.
Marechiaro – a place that was highly valued during the Roman period, which was part of a large Roman settlement.
Riva Fiorita
Ara Votiva – Mausoleum for the fallen of the 1915–1918 war, in Egyptian style
St. Louis Square
Palazzo Donn’Anna – an ancient palace built in the 15th century.
Originally a hunting lodge belonging to the noble Bonifacio family, it later became the home of Anna Crapa and Spanish nobleman Don Ramiro Gusman (1636).
Mergellina: From the Latin word “margo” — “seashore.”.
This will be the end point of the first route, and also the place from which we will continue (if necessary) to the city center.
Municipal Villa
Castel dell'Ovo: A castle built on the small island of Megaride, towering in the center of the bay between the Marina di Mergellina and the Borgo Marinaro district.
Piazza del Plebiscito
Royal Palace
Galleria Umberto I – Located between Teatro San Carlo and Via Toledo.
San Carlo Theater
Castel Nuovo
Guide details:
“I am a Neapolitan “D.O.C.” (born and raised in Naples). My great-grandfather, Giuseppe, was an actor in popular theater in 1898 and played Pulcinella – a mask that was both happy and sad, which captivated many foreign intellectuals. This artistic family background perhaps pushes me to love Naples and its very ancient history.“
⬤ License as a tour guide from the Campania region.
⬤ Degree in foreign languages and literature, with a thesis on popular journalism in England.
⬤ Registered as a certified translator with the Naples Chamber of Commerce (No. 1009).
