Most reviewed places in Naples, Italy

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

👍👍 A traditional family pizzeria Probably the pizzeria that serves the most famous Neapolitan pizza in Italy if not in the whole world. As befits such a milestone there is a lively movement of spenders throughout the hours of operation and at the same time the waiting for a vacant table does not take l...

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

Medieval fortress with 5 towers & a Renaissance triumphal arch, plus civic art museum & chapel.

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.

Extensive public park in front of royal palace with woodland paths, statues & fountains.

👍👍 The best damn pizza you will ever eat. Hands down the best. I have tried almost every pizza place all over naples, and no one can beat their dough. It's not even close. When you take your first bite, you will just know. The staff there is amazing as well. Friendly, happy, and passionate, which is wh...

Scandinavian chain selling ready-to-assemble furniture, plus textiles, lighting & home decor.

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

Football stadium, opened in 1959, the home of SSC Napoli, with 3 gyms and an 8-lane athletics track.

Lavish cathedral with neo-Gothic facade & art-filled chapels, plus 4th-century mosaics & relics.

Jovial spot with singing & dancing waiters, known for cheesy pasta with potatoes, plus roasted meat.

Airport with domestic & international flights, duty free shops, rental cars & city bus links.

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

Pizzeria famed for its light crust, organic tomatoes & artisanal toppings, with outdoor seating.

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

Creative sushi rolls & traditional sashimi with all-you-can-eat options in a sleek, modern setting.

👍👍 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.

😠 I lived in Napoli for many years & I speak Italian so I believe they assumed I don’t know better like the average tourist. First, they don’t actually show you the bill when you go to pay so it’s a setup for them to take advantage of unsuspecting people. This is the sort of thing that gives Naples a...