The best way to quickly capture a complete picture of the city. Pick-up bus directely at your hotel around 8:15 a.m. for a guided tour of monumental Naples of two hours. We'll begin with a stop at the Naples Cathedral, the Church of San Gennaro, to admire the interior of the Treasury Chapel in its celebrated Neapolitan Baroque style. We'll continue with a visit to the Basilica of Santa Restituta, the first early Christian basilica from the 4th century AD. Because, as we know, Naples traces its origins back to ancient times.

We will then continue by minibus to the city center, passing by Castel Nuovo, or better known as the "Maschio Angioino," due to its Angevin origins under French rule.

We will make another stop by bus in the famous Posillipo neighborhood, known as the city's wealthiest neighborhood, at the terrace of the Church of Santo Antonio, which offers the best panoramic view of the Gulf of Naples.

Then we will visit the Royal Palace of Naples and the majestic Piazza del Plebiscito from the outside. A representative square in the royal era and today a symbol of the city in the world, it is always used for concerts, shows and gathering events of the Neapolitan people and beyond. There will be no shortage of coffee breaks at Bar Gambrinus, the most historic café in Naples, which has distinguished itself in history as a famous literary café.

We will then visit the city's most representative Belle Epoque sites: the Umberto Gallery and the Saint Carlo Theatre. Relatively the first shopping arcade dedicated to King Umberto I and the famous theater frequented by the noble Neapolitan bourgeoisie and aristocracy in royal times. Today, as then, among the most important in Europe

We will conclude the tour in the city center with a visit to Piazza del Plebiscito, the splendid Galleria Umberto I, and the exterior of the Royal Palace and the Teatro San Carlo. These are the finest examples of Baroque architecture from the reign of the Bourbon dynasty.

We will conclude the tour in the city center with a visit to Piazza del Plebiscito, the splendid Galleria Umberto I, and the exterior of the Royal Palace and the Teatro San Carlo. These are the finest examples of Baroque architecture from the reign of the Bourbon dynasty.