Naples: Walking tour and the Archeological Museum Private tour from Rome

Located under the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, Naples is the most vibrant, steaming, bubbling reverberating city in Italy, in which each block is a small village and everything seems to be a backstage for an opera not yet composed. Your guide, will let you experience the true essence of Naples, exploring the Centro Storico, an unforgettable neighborhood that is the heart of old Naples, which contains some of Naples's most important sights, including a striking conglomeration of churches. The tour will include a visit to the city’s incredible Archeological Museum, filled with masterpieces from ancient Rome as well as many of the most important archeological findings from Pompeii.

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Stop At: Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli, Piazza Museo Nazionale 19, 80135, Naples Italy

"See Naples and then die". In other words, before you die, you must experience the beauty and magnificence of Naples. Although it was a major part of the 18th century, it has been overshadowed by cities such as Rome, Florence, and Venice. Ideal Naples to be seen at least once - ideally several times - before you die. Join our Naples tours and you'll discover this fascinating city in rich art, history and food. From the breathtaking collection of Roman statues at the Archaeological Museum to the delicious pizza, here are some of the reasons to make Naples your next destination. The Archaeological Museum. The collection of this extraordinary museum is arguably one of the best in Italy, but in Europe. Here you'll find gargantuan Roman statues such as the Farnese Bull, as well as some exquisite mosaics and frescoes from Pompeii and Herculaneum. For anyone interested in Roman art, it's unmissable. The street life. Naples is an incredibly lively, vibrant city. Spaccanapoli or Via dei Tribunali, browsing the shops and people-watching. You'll see street musicians (and street mathematicians), beautiful churches, unusual statues, artists' workshops, crowds of locals watching the football, and so much more. The food. Naples is probably one of the worst places you could possibly be. Temptation is everywhere. Neapolitan pastries are delicious - a rum-soaked baba, or sfogliatella stuffed with creamy ricotta. The backstreets of Naples are filled with masterpieces, such as Caravaggio's Seven Works of Mercy or the exquisite Veiled Christ in the Sansevero Chapel. The collection of the Capodimonte Museum, located in a Grand Bourbon, is also worth exploring in-depth. Highlights include Titian's Danae, the Flagellation by Caravaggio, and paintings by Bellini, Raphael, Botticelli, El Greco, and many others. Italians are well known for their obsession with coffee and Naples has a reputation for serving some of the best. Visit one of the city's many coffee shops and try their specialty - the rich, syrupy and caffeine-laden espresso.


Duration: 8 hours