Naples and Surroundings
What to see and where to visit in Naples
Step into the charm of a timeless city.
Naples needs no introduction.
Visiting this city is like diving into a world of colors, history, feelings, and scents that you won't find anywhere else.
Because Naples is a vibrant city in every way. It's a city that embraces you and slowly reveals itself.
Staying at Palazzo Settembrini 49 offers privileged access to the city, allowing you to easily visit all its beautiful sights. You can stop for dinner at a traditional restaurant and try the dishes the city is famous for, starting with Neapolitan pizza.
In this section, we've gathered a few must-see destinations, but of course, there are many more. Take your time to explore every corner of our beautiful Naples!
Visiting this city is like diving into a world of colors, history, feelings, and scents that you won't find anywhere else.
Because Naples is a vibrant city in every way. It's a city that embraces you and slowly reveals itself.
Staying at Palazzo Settembrini 49 offers privileged access to the city, allowing you to easily visit all its beautiful sights. You can stop for dinner at a traditional restaurant and try the dishes the city is famous for, starting with Neapolitan pizza.
In this section, we've gathered a few must-see destinations, but of course, there are many more. Take your time to explore every corner of our beautiful Naples!
The heart
of Naples
Spaccanapoli
It crosses Naples from one side to the other. Spaccanapoli is the best-known street of the historic center. This is where you can really feel the spirit of Naples: ancient buildings, Baroque churches, artisan shops. Stroll among the scents, colors, and voices. Stop to enjoy a sfogliatella and soak up the energy that only Naples can offer!
Museums of Naples
Naples is full of artistic surprises around every corner. The Madre Museum is home to contemporary art collections and exhibitions in a historic building. The MANN houses masterpieces of Roman and Pompeian archaeology. The Sansevero Chapel enchants visitors with its Veiled Christ, one of the world's most exciting sculptures.
Cathedral of Saint Januarius
Neapolitans love this church more than any other. This is where you can find the blood of Saint Januarius, the city's patron saint. Three times a year, the miracle of liquefaction happens. You'll find tons of art and history inside: it's a sacred place, but also really popular.
Veiled Christ
A worldwide favorite, the Veiled Corpse is a stunning sculpture. The veil covering the body looks real, but it’s entirely carved. It’s located in the Sansevero Chapel, near Spaccanapoli. It’s a must-see attraction that leaves even those who aren’t art lovers speechless!
Castel Sant’Elmo
Head up to Vomero and reach the castle. From here, you can see it all: Mount Vesuvius, the sea and the historic centre. A medieval fortress offering breathtaking views. Nearby, you can also visit the Certosa di San Martino. Art, history and silence await you, high above the city’s bustle.
Caracciolo Promenade
Walk between the sea and Castel dell'Ovo. The seafront promenade is ideal for a relaxing break; stop off at one of the many bars and restaurants. In the evening, it's magical, with lights shining on the sea. Perfect for an aperitif or a romantic dinner!
Underground Naples
Delve into the depths of the city. Tunnels, aqueducts, and shelters reveal the secret history of Naples. Enjoy a fascinating guided tour amid soft lighting and complete silence. Don't miss this opportunity to discover the city's most mysterious side.
Catacombs of Saint Januarius
They're some of the biggest catacombs in southern Italy. You'll be walking among ancient frescoes and early Christian tombs.
The tour is exciting and well organized. It's perfect if you're interested in history and mysterious places!
The tour is exciting and well organized. It's perfect if you're interested in history and mysterious places!
The surrounding area
of Naples
Vesuvius
You can walk up to the crater and enjoy the view of the city from above; the trail to the top is easy and scenic. From the rim of the volcano, you can take in views of the Gulf, Capri and the coastline’s silhouette. An excursion to do at least once in your life!
Pompeii and Herculaneum
Pompeii is huge, Herculaneum is smaller but no less fascinating. They both offer an authentic glimpse into life in ancient Rome. You can get there from Naples by train in less than an hour!
Royal Palace of Caserta
It's one of Europe's biggest royal palaces. With its monumental architecture, endless gardens, and stunning fountains, it's pretty impressive. You'll love the spectacular interiors, with their decorated rooms, grand staircases, and frescoes. You can get to the palace from Naples by train in less than an hour.
Capri
Famous for the Faraglioni rocks and the Blue Grotto, Capri is also known for its nature, hiking trails, and breathtaking views. Stroll through the narrow streets, visit Villa Jovis, and enjoy an aperitif in the Square. Get there by hydrofoil in less than an hour!
Ischia
Ischia is the island of wellness. Here you'll find thermal baths, beaches, and scenic trails. Perfect for relaxing, but also for going on excursions, such as visiting the Aragonese Castle. It's a big island and deserves at least a full day to visit.
Procida
Small and authentic, Procida is a real gem. Pastel-colored houses, small marinas, and quiet corners: it's perfect for a romantic day out or if you're looking for peace and beauty. It was the Italian Capital of Culture in 2022.