On this guided walking tour in the heart of Naples, you’ll have the opportunity to take in the warm atmosphere of the city and explore one of its oldest neighborhoods.
You’ll start the tour in Piazza del Gesù and proceed along ‘Spaccanapoli’, a long narrow street that cuts the historic center in half. You’ll get to admire the various architectural styles of San Domenico Maggiore church and square, walk past the statue of the Nile God and visit Sansevero Chapel to see its famous Cristo Velato (Veiled Christ) statue.
After a quick coffee break with a traditional Neapolitan espresso, you’ll have the chance to discover Piazza San Gaetano – one of the oldest city squares, once home to the Greek agora and the Roman forum later on. Other highlights along the itinerary will include San Lorenzo and San Paolo Maggiore churches as well as the 13th-century cathedral dedicated to San Gennaro – the patron saint of Naples.
Why Visit
- Opportunity to take a guided walking tour in the heart of Naples
- Chance to see the Veiled Christ statue in Sansevero Chapel
- Opportunity to enjoy a walking tour along the Spaccanapoli
- Chance to visit Santa Chiara Cloister and admire unique masterpieces
- Opportunity to see Piazza San Gaetano, the Naples Cathedral and more
What's included
- Admission to the Sansevero Chapel
- Admission to Santa Chiara Cloister (if option selected)
- Guide services
Restrictions
- Clothing that covers shoulders and knees is required. You may be refused entry if you don't comply with these dress requirements.
- Comfortable footwear is recommended.
Languages spoken by guide
Additional information
Please note that only the Italian tour includes a visit to the Sansevero Chapel and the Santa Chiara Cloister, while the English and French tours only include a visit to the Sansevero Chapel.
The itinerary may be subject to slight variations based on the closure of some churches on certain days or periods of the year.
Please note that the tour itinerary may be subject to last-minute changes due to scheduled closures or other unforeseen circumstances.
Please note that a maximum of 30 visitors can be accommodated inside Sansevero Chapel at a time. You may need to wait in a queue for admission.
Please note that animals are not allowed inside Sansevero Chapel and Santa Chiara Cloister. Therefore, if you are attending with your pet, you will have to wait outside when visiting these sites.