Best places: Tourist attractions in Naples, Italy

Opulent, horse-shoe-shaped auditorium, opened in 1737, with a ceiling fresco & guided tours.

👍👍 This Church Museum of Santa Luciella ai Librai is one of the historic churches of Naples. It is located in the street of the same name, near the church of Saints Philip and James and right behind the church of San Gregorio Armeno. It has been closed to worship since the 1980s but was reopened on 5...

👍👍 Really excellent tour of the Bourbon Tunnels and the history behind them. We were only able to book this tour with a guide, which is just as well - there is no way we would have know any of the history. Its fascinating how the use has changeover time, but I'm sure the people of Napoli were really gr...

Elegant church on a grand piazza, housing chapels filled with noted Renaissance art & sculpture.

Chapel & house-museum of a 1700s saint worshipped for her supposed power to boost fertility.

Pedestrianized landmark square with equestrian statues, home to the neo-classical Royal Palace.

Chapel remodeled by Prince Raimondo di Sangro of Sansevero to house sculptures of veiled figures.

Religious complex dating from the 1300s with a vast church, majolica-tiled cloisters & a museum.

👍👍 This magical corner in Spanish streets dedicated to Diego Maradona is must see if you are in Napoli. You can see how Naples people love their hero. Just walking up the hill between narrow streets to find it. It's beautiful experience.

Underground system of ancient catacombs, tunnels, caverns, cisterns & hideouts accessible by tour.

Views across Naples, Mount Vesuvius & the bay from a lookout accessed by steps or funicular railway.

Tours of an old tunnel connecting the palace to military barracks, used as a bomb shelter in WWII.

👍👍 All my love to the Math and Architecture

👍👍 Oh,my!!! The pizza here was one of the best. Its know to be the best in the city. Make sure you make reservations or be ready to wait a long time. There is a bar across from the pĺace.

Converted 17th-century palace & museum, home to prehistoric artifacts, coins & ancient works of art.

Star-shaped, 14th-century, hilltop fortress & former prison with panoramic views from its terraces.

Tours of underground tunnels used as everything from Roman aqueducts to WWII air-raid shelters.

The quirky 1400s stone facade of this church opens to opulent interiors filled with religious art.

17th century palace with period furnishings, a home theatre & lavish ballroom restored after war.

Ornate 17th-century Baroque palace that is now an art gallery with frescoes & works by Caravaggio.