Naples Sightseeing Treasure Hunt: Fun and Discovery at Iconic Landmarks

Highlights

• Guided Treasure Hunt
• Explore Iconic Sites
• Competition and Prizes

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Piazza Dante

   30min

   This is the meeting point of the tour. Dante Square owes its name to the statue dedicated to Dante Alighieri, the father of the Italian language. Today, it is a popular meeting point for the locals as well as visitors.

2. 2

   Piazza Bellini

   30min

   Bellini Square is located in the heart of the historical center of Naples, on one of the main roads, the decumanus maximus. Here can be found the remains of the ancient walls of the city.

3. 3

   Via San Gregorio Armeno

   30min

   Stroll along one of the most famous streets in Naples. San Gregorio Armeno is known for the many shops selling nativity scenes all year round. Here you can experience the authentic Neapolitan atmosphere!

4. 4

   Castel Nuovo - Maschio Angioino

   Pass by

   Pass by the imposing Maschio Angioino, a remarkable castle built in 1266. Thanks to its importance as a cultural center and as a military fortress, it is considered one of the symbols of the history of Naples.

5. 5

   Spaccanapoli

   30min

   This is the most famous promenade in Naples: a straight and narrow street that cuts the city in half, and is thus called "Naples' Splitter".

6. 6

   Teatro di San Carlo

   Pass by

   The San Carlo Theater was built in the 18th century at the behest of King Charles III of Bourbon. While passing by, we will have the chance to see its beautiful external Neoclassical structure and listen to many anecdotes and insights from our expert guide.

7. 7

   Piazza del Gesu Nuovo

   30min

   Piazza del Gesù Nuovo is home to the Church of the same name, one of the most important religious buildings in Naples. It is considered the starting point of Spaccanapoli street, and features a stunning 17th century devotional spire called "Guglia dell'Immacolata".

8. 8

   Piazza del Plebiscito

   30min

   Plebiscite Square owes its name to the 1860 plebiscite through which the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies joined the Kingdom of Italy. It features two equestrian monuments and it is the largest square in the country.

Before you go

Location