Naples City Walking Tour with Food Markets

Visit Naples the oldest city of Italy, older than Rome and Florence, built up 2800 years ago by the Greeks under the name of Parthenope. Naples is the most eclectic, multicultural and creative city of Italy, full of religious buildings, food markets and artisan shops and famous for its narrow roads. Take part to this tour to discover the city in only 3 hours. The tour depart every day from Piazza Municipio in Naples.

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Pass By: Fontana del Nettuno, Piazza Municipio, 80133, Naples Italy

The fountain of Neptune dates back to the time of the Viceroyalty of Enrico de Guzman, Count of Olivares (1595-1599). With a circular shape, the fountain is surrounded by a balustrade with four stands. Between the legs of the lions are seen the city coat of arms and that of the Duke of Medina and Carafa (from Cosimo Fanzago).

Pass By: La Pignasecca, Via Pignasecca Encontro Ai Aceto Balsamico, 80134, Naples Italy

La Pignasecca is a fabulous choice if you need some Neapolitan street food deliciousness in your life.

Pass By: Spaccanapoli, Via Benedetto Croce, Naples Italy

Spaccanapoli, literally meaning “Naples splitter” since it seems to divide the city in two parts, certainly deserves its UNESCO World Heritage status. This district located in the downtown brings the past to life with many picturesque narrow streets and monuments.

Pass By: Via San Gregorio Armeno, 83018, Naples Italy

If you want to see really all about the Neapolitan Crib, the “presepe”, you should definitely visit the street of the nativity scene makers: San Gregorio Armeno, in Naples’s historic centre.

Pass By: Duomo di Napoli, Via Duomo 149, 80138, Naples Italy

The S. Gennaro cathedral (in honour of Saint Januarius, the city's patron saint), widely known as "Duomo di Napoli" is a Roman Catholic cathedral and the seat of the Archbishop of Naples.