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Spanish Naples - from Toledo to Castel dell'Ovo

13 stops

The historic center of Naples

12 stops

Everything you need to see in Naples

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What to visit in Naples in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Naples

Ovo Castle

Castel dell'Ovo, or in English the "egg castle", is a seafront castle that you will find by walking the "lungomare". His name is based on a legend about Virgil, the Roman poet. So why don't you embark on our tour and hear about it?

Piazza del Plebiscito

One of the most iconic squares of Naples and part of our walking tours, Piazza del Plebiscito was originally a parking lot and later made a pedestrian area. There is located the Roal Palace of Naples as well as other major points of interest.

Galleria Umberto I

Similar to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan, this Gallery is a world-renowned location both for shopping as well as for dining. From there you can easily reach the Teatro San Carlo, Castel Nuovo, and other major points of interest.

Toledo Station

The Toledo Station is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful stations on the Italian peninsula. It has been awarded with numerous prices, and it's the starting point of one of our Naples walking tours.

Mannajuolo Palace Staircase

Almost a secret gem for tourists and often unknown to locals, this stunning staircase is a breathtaking monument you can visit at the end of one of our tours.

San Gregorio Armeno

One of the busiest streets of the city and one of the most iconic as well. Located in the historic center, is home to many local artisans who produce both handcrafted figures of the nativity scene as well as statues of celebrities.

Castel Nuovo

Also known as Maschio Angioino, it is one of the main fortresses of the city, which you can visit in Naples. If you fancy interesting legends about crocodiles and prisoners, then it's a must-see for you.

Duomo of Naples (Naples' Cathedral)

Naples, religions, mysteries, and San Gennaro. You can't leave Naples without visiting its Duomo and learning about the stories of the patron saint, San Gennaro.

Villa Comunale

Often overlooked by tourists, this is a magnificent public park on the sea side of Naples. If you want to take a relaxing stroll, this is the perfect place for you.

Spaccanapoli

This street is unique, but you must be there to understand why. It divides the city into two parts, hence the name "Spaccanapoli", where the word "spacca" means to divide. You can get a better view from San Martino, in the Vomero district.