Meeting Point

Duomo Metro Station

Naples Cathedral

The Duomo of Naples, dedicated to Saint Januarius, is a magnificent Gothic-Baroque cathedral renowned for its stunning architecture and the annual miracle of the liquefaction of the saint’s blood. It stands as a spiritual and cultural symbol at the heart of the city

Via Dei Tribunali

One of Naples’ oldest and most iconic streets, Via dei Tribunali traces the ancient Roman Decumanus Maximus. It is famous for its rich history, important religious buildings, and as the former seat of the city’s tribunals, giving the street its name. The street is also renowned for historic pizzerias and vibrant local life

San Gregorio Armeno

Famous worldwide for its artisan workshops, San Gregorio Armeno is a charming street in Naples’ historic center known for its handcrafted nativity scenes and intricate presepi. This lively alley blends tradition, art, and local craftsmanship in a unique Baroque setting

Spaccanapoli

Spaccanapoli is the narrow, straight street that cuts through Naples’ historic center, slicing the city’s ancient grid. It is a vibrant artery filled with churches, shops, and bustling street life, embodying the authentic spirit and layered history of Naples.

Via Toledo

Via Toledo is a lively, elegant shopping street in Naples, blending historic architecture with modern boutiques and cafes. It connects the historic center to the seafront and is known for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural landmarks

Via Partenope

is a picturesque seafront promenade in Naples, offering stunning views of the Gulf and Mount Vesuvius. It runs along the elegant waterfront, lined with cafes and historic buildings, creating a perfect setting for a leisurely walk. Dominating the view is Castel dell’Ovo, the oldest castle in Naples, perched on the small tuff island of Megaride.

Ending Point

Castel dell’Ovo