• Naples - Discover the best of downtown Naples
• Piazza del Gesu Nuovo - The meeting point is the tourist information office located in front of the Church of Gesù Nuovo’s entrance.

In “Piazza del Gesù,” a plaque by UNESCO highlights that the historical center of Naples is a World Heritage site, recognized as one of the oldest and most historically rich centers in Europe.

• Complesso Monumentale di Santa Chiara - Explore the Church of the Monastery of Saint Chiara, dating back to the 14th century. Originally Gothic, it was adorned in the 18th century with Baroque decorations, adding opulence and splendor.

• Gesu Nuovo Church - Visit one of Naples’ most stunning churches, dating back to the 16th century.

• Spaccanapoli - In the heart of the city lies the famous “Spaccanapoli,” a long, narrow street that perfectly divides old Naples in two. It is lined with numerous shops, restaurants, and charming alleys.

• Complesso Monumentale di Santa Chiara - Visit the renowned Santa Chiara Cloister, celebrated for its majolica artwork. On Sunday afternoons, the cloister is closed, so consider booking the option that includes only the entrance to Sansevero Chapel.

• Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore - Explore Piazza St. Gaetano, the city’s oldest square. In Greek times, it was the “Agorà,” and during Roman times, it became a forum. Surrounding it are two magnificent monumental churches: San Lorenzo and San Paolo Maggiore.

• Piazza San Domenico Maggiore - Further along “Spaccanapoli,” discover San Domenico Maggiore square and its church, where a perfect blend of architectural styles will surely captivate you.

• Museo Cappella Sansevero - During the tour, visitors will be amazed by the exquisite Chapel San Severo, featuring the “Cristo Velato” statue by Giuseppe Sanmartino. This 18th-century marble masterpiece depicts Christ covered by a veil. Legend suggests an alchemist taught the sculptor to transform a real veil into marble.

• Via dei Tribunali - Once the main decumanus or Decumanus Maggiore of the ancient Greek and later Roman city of Neapolis.

• Statua del Dio Nilo - While strolling through Spaccanapoli, encounter the renowned Statue of the God of the Nile River, an Ancient Roman, likely Hellenistic, marble statue from the 2nd to 3rd century A.C.

Take a short break to enjoy a typical Neapolitan coffee at one of the famous bars in the old city center.

• Via San Gregorio Armeno - Continue along the quaint side street “San Gregorio Armeno,” renowned worldwide for its unique nativity scene workshops.
• Duomo di Napoli - The Baroque Cathedral of Saint Gennaro, dating back to the 13th century, is central to Neapolitan faith. Here, the blood of the patron saint, St. Gennaro, is preserved and liquefies during the “Miracle of St. Gennaro,” inspiring deep devotion among the citizens.

• Guidance by local expert
• Santa Chiara Cloister admission fee
• Cappella Sansevero admission fee
• Small group (maximum 30 people per guide)

• Meals and drinks

Naples is a mixture of colors and perfumes. Visitors are enchanted by the warmth of its people and the sounds of daily life; Naples’ life unfolds slowly and simply, but in a charming way.

Walk down the street of Spaccanapoli where you can admire the beauty of its buildings and old churches in different architectural styles, aligned along picturesque streets.

The tour grants access to the Sansevero Chapel, home to the renowned Veiled Christ, and the majestic Santa Chiara Complex, celebrated for its stunning majolica-adorned cloister.

• Animals are not allowed inside Sansevero Chapel and St Claire’s Cloister. Therefore, if you are attending with your pet you will have to wait outside when visiting
• Taking photos inside Sansevero Chapel is forbidden

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.