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Naples is one of those cities particularly attached to the pivotal icons that have created its identity. It never fails to praise the great Neapolitan figures of history, theater, culture, poetry and soccer who have made this city great.The Spanish Quarters bears witness to this unconditional love for this human cultural heritage by memorializing these icons with as many as 200 murals scattered in every corner of the neighborhood.But the Spanish Quarters, in particular, testify even more to the great importance of soccer in Naples and the timeless admiration and love for what has gone down in history as "the hero of Naples”: Diego Armando Maradona.In fact, football in Naples represents a faith of which Maradona has been and continues to be the god. Sacred and profane also mingle in this in a mystical exaltation of the 'Pibe de oro' to whom altars, murals and photos are dedicated. Continuous pilgrimages by tourists from all over the world make their way daily to Piazza Maradona in the Quartieri Spagnoli, where extends the large mural dedicated to him in the 1990 trophy victory. Today a historic testimony and renewed object of worship after the third and recent national victory. You cannot come to Naples and miss this tour, because you would miss the true soul of this city.
You will first be taken on a walking-tour by the certified tour guide to discover the monumental area, taking the historic and commercial street of Via Toledo. A famous Neapolitan shopping street close to the Spanish quarters and the Maradona mural, the sacred and profane altar of the Neapolitan football legend. Here we will visit the ancient Galleria Umberto I in Naples, the exterior of Castel Nuovo known as the 'Maschio Angioino', the San Carlo Theatre, the Royal Palace and the iconic Piazza del Plebiscito. The hub of the city as well as a meeting place for nationally renowned events and concerts. Then we will walking to the historic centre of Naples, the living and beating heart of the city. Descending from Via dei Tribunali and passing by the city's historic pizzerias, we will reach the San Gregorio Armeno street, "the street of nativity scenes", the art of nativity scenes that represents the handicrafts of the Neapolitan tradition best known throughout the world. Folklore, tradition and "cornicelli" will then continue on Spaccanapoli, the street that literally splits the city in two, visiting all the artistic complex of squares and churches. From 18th-century San Domenico Maggiore to medieval Santa Chiara.The guided tour will ends with the visit of the "Undreground Naples" of the San Lorenzo Maggiore Church monumental complex. The most ancient Naples undreground site where descending 10 meters it's visible the archaeological there are the remains of the ancient city of Neapolis: the agorà of the greek's age, first, and the civil and religious Forum of Roman's age, second. A spectacle to not lost.
How else to get a complete picture of the beauty of the internationally renowned island, if not between land and sea? You will miss 50% of its beauty if you don't take advantage of the clarity of its blue waters and the unexplored heritage of its caves and inlets. As fascinating by sea as by land, this tour will allow you to visit and enjoy the island to the full, in the totality of its beauty. What better way to cool off and visit tourist destinations at the same time, especially during the hot Neapolitan summer? You will be able to say that you experienced a day as a true Capri resident and got to know the island's Dolce Vita better than anyone else.
A spectacle of history, nature and archaeology that merges into a unique cultural heritage of Roman times and the Neapolitan natural heritage. A victim of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D., Pompeii is the only case of a city in the world that remained crystallized by lava in Roman times. Visit the workshops, the theatres, the baths and all the public areas of this city intact in time; they will take you back in time and make you relive the atmosphere of the time perfectly. The customs, the ways of life; all expertly narrated by our guides who will be able to take you back in time in these evocative discoveries.Then later, thanks to a visit to Mount Vesuvius itself, you will be able to understand the space, time and manner of the eruption that led Pompeii to be the historical phenomenon it is today for the whole world. A complete tour not to be missed and don't forget to admire the magnificent panorama of the Bay of Naples once you reach the top. The most beautiful of all.
Do you want to experience a few hours as a perfect Neapolitan? Then you must try the experience of kneading, baking and eating real Neapolitan pizza made with your own hands. Our PIZZA LESSON will be the most Neapolitan experience possible during your stay in Naples. Expert pizza masters will explain to you all the tricks of the trade of the art of pizza-making: from leavening to the use and production of San Marzano tomatoes, to the processing and use of our mozzarella di bufala, a PDO product of local excellence. To the seasoning and cooking times. Then when your pizza is ready, you will be able to enjoy it comfortably at your table together with your team, along with a taste of bruschetta, a glass of wine and a lemon sorbet. This experience will certainly be something more to talk about when you return home. The secrets you have acquired you will be able to reuse and cherish when you want to repropose this dish even kilometres away from Naples.
What better way to visit the Coast than by sea and then by land? Why miss out on the wonderful landscapes from the sea, the bays, inlets, and small islands that can be seen along with the stunning villas perched on the rocks? All the more so if you then have free time to visit the beautiful villages ashore. A perfect combination that will give you the full picture of the grandeur of our Coast. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as a showcase for the international jet-set since the 1960s, the Amalfi Coast holds such precious pearls as precisely Positano and Amalfi. Falling in love with these places will not be difficult especially if you are guided by an attentive and knowledgeable staff that will not let you miss a single minute of beauty.You will have all the time to your disposition to visit, to do shopping, to taste the great Coastline sea cuisine, to enjoy the sea and the beach.An all-round experience that will make you return home full of wonder and regenerated and refreshed by the waves of the sea. Highly recommended in the hot Neapolitan summer.To be experienced!
As we know, Naples has a history as the great capital of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. That is, of all southern Italy. The splendour of the succession of Bourbon dynasties marks its architecture, especially in the monumental area, denoted 'The Royal Naples'. The great Via Toledo, today a shopping boulevard, all the way to the Mergellina promenade; represent the baroque area. Surrounded by the ancient Baroque palaces, the old shopping arcade dedicated to King Umberto I, the two castles: the Maschio Angioino and the Castel dell'Ovo, from the Angevin period. From the San Carlo Theatre and the imposing Piazza Plebiscito with its Royal Palace. A symbol of the city in the world and a monarchical representative square in the royal period.Walking around and learning about the history of that era will take you back to the ancient splendours of the Kingdom of Naples, known in the 18th century as one of the most developed and emancipated kingdoms in all of Europe.
A spectacle of history, nature and archaeology that merges into a unique cultural heritage of Roman times and the Neapolitan natural heritage. A victim of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D., Pompeii is the only case of a city in the world that remained crystallized by lava in Roman times. Visit the workshops, the theatres, the baths and all the public areas of this city intact in time; they will take you back in time and make you relive the atmosphere of the time perfectly. The customs, the ways of life; all expertly narrated by our guides who will be able to take you back in time in these evocative discoveries.Then later, thanks to a visit to Mount Vesuvius itself, you will be able to understand the space, time and manner of the eruption that led Pompeii to be the historical phenomenon it is today for the whole world. A complete tour not to be missed and don't forget to admire the magnificent panorama of the Bay of Naples once you reach the top. The most beautiful of all.
Tourists will be picked up by a tourist bus and taken to discover the archaeological excavations of Pompeii, a UNESCO heritage site since 1997 and the third most important in the world. The tour, with a certified tourist guide, will take them on a visit to the most faithful reproduction of a Roman city, thanks to the state of preservation brought about by the layer of lava and ash that covered the city at the time of the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The houses, the shops, the forums with the public buildings, the Roman amphitheater with the Stabian Baths and the temples, up to the patrician villas and the Lupanar, will take tourists on a tour of the ancient city of Pompeii, catapulting them into that now lost civilization and giving them a taste of the way of life of an era two thousand years old.
As a first step I will explain the difference between the various types of pasta , and then we will start making egg pasta according to my family's recipe. You will then have a description of the ingredients of the dough. The dough of 1800s in the meantime that the dough rests i will give you a local starter, you will taste organic products tomato from Vesuvio , homemade bread. This part is very important for you to understand the high quality of products. Now we will roll out the dough with a rolling pin, we will not use machinery, we will only use ancient and traditional methods that our grandmothers taught us. I will teach you methods that have been lost over time. Now we will cut the dough and make fettuccine and ravioli, but I will also show you how to prepare tagliolini and pappardelle. We will mix the ingredients of the filling, and now mix it with the ravioli. When our pasta is ready it will be cooked in water and after a few minutes it will be seasoned with two different sauces. finally You will eat tagliatelle with Neapolitan sauce and ravioli al ragu. with a nice alcoholic or no alcoholic drink included.
Natural landscapes, history, culture, craftsmanship and culinary art come together in a true identity of beauty: the Amalfi Coast. A Unesco World Heritage Site since 1997, the Amalfi Coast is recognised as having the primacy of blending the western art of the Holy Roman Empire of the West with the sacred art of the Holy Roman Empire of the East. A crossroads for maritime traffic during the early Middle Ages, the area was the trading point for ships coming from Constantinople (today Istanbul) and Rome. A point of intersection of the two vast empires, the Coast has known several invasions and many dominations; hence its artistic blend of classical and Byzantine art that have merged into something unique and never seen before, designed in this coastal strip worthy. Majolica, handicrafts, spices, contaminated classical architecture that smells of the Orient and breathtaking views overlooking the sea; they will characterise your not-to-be-missed experience on the Amalfi Coast.
The historic residence of the Bourbon royal dynasty, the Royal Palace of Caserta was desired and commissioned by Charles Bourbon in 1752 with the aim of representing all the magnificence of the royal house of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, of which Naples was the capital. Now a Unesco World Heritage Site along with the Carolino Aqueduct and the San Leucio Belvedere, the Royal Palace of Caserta is one of the highest representations of 18th-century European Baroque. Referring to the grandeur of the Palace of Versailles, the Palace of Caserta can in fact be considered an Italian reproduction of it. Tourists will thus be guided on a tour of the splendour of the eighteenth-century Baroque salons and royal flats. From the picture galleries to the bedrooms, learning about their history, intrigues, architecture and the paintings that portrayed their history and vicissitudes. This will be followed by a visit to part of the Italian garden, the symmetrical garden style of classical inspiration, following the pathway that follows the water course of the Carolino aqueduct, from the royal palace to the Margherita fountain. It is punctuated by a series of fountains, flower beds and statues depicting classical Greek mythology.
One way to make a mini-visit to the beautiful Neapolitan islands of Ischia and Procida is to visit them by boat. A sea-day at your disposal in which you will alternate visits ashore with free time, visits to the beautiful bays and inlets that characterise them, and wonderful swims in the crystal-clear waters. You will be provided with a snorkelling set, a cool aperitif, photo stops and commentary on board by our hostess. A wonderful way to experience these islands as a true Neapolitan, discovering its beautiful views from the coast as well as from the sea.Not to be missed during your holiday in the hot Neapolitan summer.
Do you want to visit beautiful Italy but don't know how to see it all, at the best price and optimising time and costs? Then you are in the right place! Take part in our GROUP-TOUR in English language on the dates from monday 22 to monday 29 September 2025.All you have to do is book your arrival flight at the INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT OF ROME, and your return flight from VENICE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. Then we'll take care of the rest. Our organisation will allow you to visit the most beautiful Italian cities with optimisation of time and tourist centres to visit, strictly guided by specialised personnel and accompanied by our staff, always at your disposal. We will take care of your transfer services to and from the airport, your stays in the 4 cities of accommodation, choosing for you the optimal solutions in terms of centrality and structure services. Every day will be an adventure as we will have a precise sightseeing excursion schedule to adhere to. Our private tourist bus, always in our retinue, will take us to discover no less than 6 different Italian cities of art: Rome, Siena, Pisa, Florence and Venice. You will not miss a single monument in these beautiful art cities, known worldwide for their tourist importance.All entrance fees to the monuments will be paid by us, along with your dinners and breakfasts at the hotel, allowing you to enjoy maximum comfort. You will also be able to make friends with your fellow travellers, who share the same language as you. Your small group of up to 20 people will become your perfect travel group with whom you will share photos, moments and experiences. In case your small group of 20 people has not formed, we will still allow you to take the tour using the high-speed Trenitalia Frecciarossa instead of the private bus.You will have a wonderful memory of this short, but intense and complete experience of our beautiful Italy!
A fascinating journey that will take you to the heart of the local tradition of the Vesuvius dop wine: Lacryma Cristi. Immerse yourself in the vineyards of our volcanic mountain, discover the secrets of how this wine is made and its cellars. Then enjoy it against the panoramic backdrop of Vesuvius. All accompanied by an in-depth cultural visit to the excavations of Herculaneum, difficult to reach without a private vehicle. Enjoy a lovely, relaxing day.
In Naples, food is culture, tradition, conviviality and feeling. For every moment of the day there is a dish to honor. For every holiday, a culinary tradition to be respected. A must to follow and a command chart for every self-respecting true Neapolitan.Meanwhile, our culinary origins start from very ancient origins. The "pinsa," from the verb "pinsare" meaning "to pull," now pizza, has even Greek origins. It was served precisely as street food in the small kiosks along the streets of Neapolis, the first city of Greek origin. Later this dough is handed down in Roman times, until it followed in the eras to follow and knew its international fame with the "Pizza Margherita" dedicated to Queen Magherita in 1889. It was from that time that Neapolitan pizza became known throughout the world and became "the gold of Naples." Our reason for success in the world.Second "gold of Naples" and an all-Neapolitan must-have is: espresso coffee. Artfully made with meticulous blending of coffee beans and metering of water and coffee by grand masters. In fact, one of the main elements that cannot be reproduced anywhere in the world except in Naples is water. It is said that the water in our aqueducts is just so good and makes our coffee so good.From this then we add to it the culinary culture related to fish as a good seaside city, and especially fried food that makes everything taste better. The "fried fish cuoppo" is one of our specialties and one of our smartest street dishes, good and refined at the same time. Another separate chapter is dedicated to our desserts. All mostly related to the Bourbon royal culture and ingredients of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. Pompous, sophisticated but delicate and tasty at the same time. Each dessert has a history, an identity and a tradition. Each with a completely different taste that already tasting them all is worth a full day's tour in Naples.But one of the main things that actually reflects the true Neapolitan sentiment of "street food" in addition to good eating, is precisely that of eating well but experiencing the street. Not precluding eating well while living the city streets. In short, a tour to just live.
If Capri and Sorrento are a must-see on your Naples vacation, it is worthwhile at the same time to get to know them from the coast and enjoy the crystal-clear waters of their sea in a breathtaking swim at the foot of the most beautiful scenic spectacle from the coast.A day at sea in an inflatable boat, organized down to the smallest detail with the help of our staff, which will take you to discover these two beautiful destinations both from the sea and on land. You will have time to visit them on land, enjoy a coffee or an ice-cream in "piazzetta" on Capri, to know the wonderfull gardens of Sorrento. To visit them from the coast and learn about their coves and caves like the Green cave, to enjoy a swim in the most beautiful inlets like the Faraglioni rocks scene, in our hot and sunny Neapolitan summer.Not to be missed
Il centro storico di Napoli rappresenta il primo nucleo storico della città. Racchiude quasi tre millenni di storia ed è il più grande d'Italia al punto da essere stato dichiarato patrimonio dell'umanità dall'UNESCO nel 1995. I suoi eccezionali monumenti testimoniano il susseguirsi di quasi tutte le culture del Mediterraneo e dell'Europa, al punto che nel 2017 la BBC ha descritto Napoli come "la città italiana con troppa storia da gestire". Antica città di origine greca, Napoli trascende tutte le epoche e molte dominazioni: dai greci, ai romani, agli angioini in epoca medievale, agli spagnoli nel XVII secolo. Tutte le culture e le arti la caratterizzano: greco-romana, medievale, rinascimentale, barocca e liberty. L'antica rifondazione interna della città, oggi nota come: Centro storico, ci immergeremo in tutta la storia che ha caratterizzato la città in un suo meelting-poot di architettura e culture.
Tourists will be picked up by a private tourist bus and taken to discover the archaeological excavations of Pompeii, a Unesco heritage site since 1997 and the third most important in the world. The tour, with a certified tourist guide, will take them on a visit to the most faithful reproduction of a Roman city, thanks to the state of preservation brought about by the layer of lava and ash that covered the city at the time of the volcanic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The houses, the shops, the forums with the public buildings, the Roman amphitheatre with the Stabian Baths and the temples, up to the patrician villas and the Lupanare, will take tourists on a tour of the ancient city of Pompeii, catapulting them into that now lost civilisation and giving them a taste of the way of life of an era two thousand years old.
What better way to visit the Coast than by sea and then by land? Why miss out on the wonderful landscapes from the sea, the bays, inlets, and small islands that can be seen along with the stunning villas perched on the rocks? All the more so if you then have free time to visit the beautiful villages ashore. A perfect combination that will give you the full picture of the grandeur of our Coast. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as a showcase for the international jet-set since the 1960s, the Amalfi Coast holds such precious pearls as precisely Positano, Amalfi and Ravello. Falling in love with these places will not be difficult especially if you are guided by an attentive and knowledgeable staff that will not let you miss a single minute of beauty.An all-round experience that will make you return home full of wonder and regenerated and refreshed by the waves of the sea. Highly recommended in the hot Neapolitan summer.To be experienced!
The historic centre of Naples represents the first historical core of the city. It encompasses almost three millennia of history and is the largest in Italy to the point of being declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. Its exceptional monuments testify to the succession of almost all cultures of the Mediterranean and Europe to the point that in 2017 the BBC described Naples as 'the Italian city with too much history to handle'. An ancient city of Greek origin, Naples transcends all ages and many dominations: from the Greeks, to the Romans to the Angevins in medieval times, to the Spanish in the seventeenth century. All cultures and arts caretterize it: the Greco-Roman, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and Art Nouveau. The ancient internal re-foundation of the city, today known as: Historical centre, will immerse ourselves in all the history that has characterised the city in a his meelting-poot of architecture and cultures.
El proyecto MUSEO DEL AGUA se puso en marcha en 2021 para devolver a la vida las antiguas cisternas de agua de la época grecorromana. Un proyecto pionero llevado a cabo en colaboración con una compañía de aguas napolitana ha permitido recrear arroyos y cisternas tal y como eran en la antigüedad. Además de las antiguas cisternas, también visitará el complejo arquitectónico de Pietrasanta de la basílica y las capillas, de origen grecorromano. De hecho, los primeros pobladores impusieron a la ciudad el nombre de Partenope y, más tarde, el de Neapolis, cuyas murallas defensivas recorrían la actual Via del Sole hasta la actual Pietrasanta. Aún pueden observarse restos de opus reticulatum y testaceum, así como suelos y mosaicos pertenecientes a una domus romana. Al igual que Atenas, Neápolis estaba dividida en Fratriae, cada una con su propio templo. La Fratria de los Artemisii fundó un templo dedicado a Diana Medica, diosa vinculada al culto de la Luna, en el lugar donde hoy se alza la basílica de Pietrasanta.Precisamente los pasadizos subterráneos de esta basílica forman un conjunto de túneles pertenecientes al antiguo acueducto grecorromano, que desembocan en cisternas de agua de lluvia que permitían a los antiguos distribuir agua a toda la ciudad. Estos preciosos restos convierten todo el complejo de Pietrasanta en un auténtico viaje de aventura a través de la historia.
You will be picked up directly from your pick-up point in the city of Naples at 8:30 am by bus.You will proceed to visit the Herculaneum excavations, where your certified guide will be waiting for you to begin a fascinating 2-hour private tour of the archaeological park.You will be immersed in the 'recent' discovery of this archaeological site, which served as the holiday quarter of Roman patricians and the coastal town of nearby Pompeii. Discovered by chance by a farmer in the early 1700s, the excavations were perfected and expanded thanks to the royal dynasties, only to be recognised as a Unesco heritage site in 1997.Also a victim of the infamous eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D., Herculaneum boasts an even better state of preservation than Pompeii. Unlike the latter, in fact, the deep pyroclastic material that covered Herculaneum has preserved over the centuries wooden objects, organic-based objects such as roofs, beds, doors, food and even some 300 skeletons that have been discovered in recent years along the seashore.The map reveals an ancient and rich city of nobles and merchants. In fact, walking through these picturesque streets, you can admire the remains of sumptuous frescoed villas and entire buildings. In addition: the Northern Cardo, the House of the Skeleton, the Thermopolium (restaurant), the Baths of Men, the Temple of the Augustals, the Forum, the House of the Black Salon, the House of Neptune and Amphitrite, the House of the Beautiful Courtyard, the Samnite House, the House of the Wooden Partition, the Bakery, the Gymnasium, the House of the Deer, the Marina Gate, the Terrace of Marcus Nonius Balbus and the beach where the skeletons of the victims of the eruption were found.After your guided visit, you will accompained to your drop-off point.
Your visit will starts at Piazza del Gesù Nuovo, in the old part of the city and take a stroll through its picturesque and lively alleyways. Admire the Gesù Nuovo church and its masterpieces, discover the basilica of Santa Chiara and walk along the famous "Spaccanapoli", the street that literally splits the city in two, visiting all the artistic complex of squares and churches. From 18th-century San Domenico Maggiore to medieval Santa Chiara.Then you will arrive to the monumental area, taking the historic and commercial street of Via Toledo. A famous Neapolitan shopping street close to the Spanish quarters and the Maradona mural, the sacred and profane altar of the Neapolitan football legend. Here you will visit the ancient Galleria Umberto I in Naples, the exterior of Castel Nuovo known as the 'Maschio Angioino', the San Carlo Theatre, the Royal Palace and the iconic Piazza del Plebiscito. The hub of the city as well as a meeting place for nationally renowned events and concerts. The tour will end with a fascinating visit to the "Bourbon tunnel", one of the last underground Naples to be brought to light. An underground tunnel commissioned in 1853 by Ferdinand II of Bourbon to connect the Royal Palace with the sea. The work, in the public interest, had many difficulties in being completed, as its route crossed the cisterns of the ancient aqueducts. This is why it remained unfinished and was used by the Neapolitan people as an air-raid shelter during the Second World War. More than 200 years of history and anecdotes intertwine in this unique guided tour.
Vesuvius is one of the most studied and well-known volcanoes in the world. A symbol of Naples with its unique shape, it has a typical frusto-conical shape, with its highest peak reaching 1277 meters. The crater is currently 450 meters in diameter and 300 meters deep. The eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD destroyed the Roman cities of Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis and Stabiae, as well as several other settlements.The Vesuvius National Park is a national park established on 5 June 1995 for the great geological, biological and historical interest that its territory represents. The park develops around the Somma-Vesuvius volcanic complex and the headquarters are located in the municipality of Ottaviano, in the metropolitan city of Naples. The Vesuvius National Park was officially born on 5 June 1995 to preserve animal and plant species, plant and forest associations, geological singularities, paleontological formations, biological communities, biotopes, scenic and panoramic values, natural processes, the hydraulic and hydrogeological balances and the ecological balances of the Vesuvian territory.Located in the Piana Campana, it is a typical example of an enclosed volcano layer, consisting of two morphologically clearly distinguishable structures: the Somma caldera and the Great Cone of Vesuvius. The Somma caldera, consisting of the mountain of the same name, is semicircular in shape, reaches its maximum height with Punta Nasone (1132 mt.), and represents what remains of the ancient volcano, whose activity dates back to at least 300,000 years ago.
It is well known that the Gulf of Naples, is one of the most beautiful gulfs in the world. The Castel dell'Ovo and Vesuvius in the distance frame the eastern end. While the Roman villas overlooking the sea, the protected oasis of the Bay of Trentaremi, the promontory of Posillipo and the city with its ancient castles and palaces seen from the sea; characterize the entire coastline in the West end.Directly in front of your navigation: on the left the Sorrento Coast, opposite the island of Capri, on the right the islands of Ischia and Procida. Above you: the sun setting over your aperitif.This is the postcard you can expect from this APERISUNSET in the Gulf of Naples. A photographic experience to take with you when you return, along with the magical experience of swimming offshore in the gulf at sunset. All accompanied by a sparkling aperitif and music in the background.A great Neapolitan moment to add to your memory album.
A true circuit of the city of Naples that will allow you to get to know and visit the city's main tourist centres. Taking advantage of your private transfer service from Capodichino airport or the central station, you will be accompanied to your splendid Boutique hotel or Hotel accomodation 3-4 stars (on aviability basis). The new Neapolitan hotel concept 3 or 4-star hotels in 18th-century Neapolitan Baroque period furnishings will be the backdrop to your short but intense stay in Naples. Central facilities that will allow you to reach everything on foot, enjoy the most beautiful part of Naples and also be close to the Mergellina seafront for your evening dinners.Your daily guided excursions will take you to discover: the historic centre of Naples, Naples Underground, the archaeological site of Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius and the entire Amalfi Coast in just three days.A real waste of cost, time and energy.Ask us for information and reserve your circuit on the dates you prefer, departures are guaranteed all year round.
Italy is a nation where it is not enough to visit one city to get to know it all, as each city has its own identity, culture, customs and landscape as well as its own specific Unesco heritage. Suffice it to say that Italy as a whole boasts 70% of the world's artistic heritage and 30% of the world's Unesco heritage. The Grand Tours Italy was born precisely in Italy as a concept of the travel-circuit to visit the different and main Italian cities of art. On this basis, our CLASSIC CIRCUIT ITALY FOR INDIVIDUALS will allow you to visit the different Italian cities even without a group, on the dates and in the specifics you request. We will organise for you: your accommodation, your high-speed train journeys from one city to another and your private transfer to airport, your guided excursions day by day and all your entrance fees to monuments. All you have to do is get on a plane and fly to Italy, and we'll make sure you discover it as well as any organised group.You will have nothing to think about but discovering one of the most beautiful countries in the world!