Naples City Guide

Squatting on the western coast of Italy, lying on the bay Naples, it is known to be one of the most populous cities in Italy. Rooting back to the second millennium B.C, Naples is a conveyer of the rich art and iconic architecture and is known to be the most populated city after Rome and Milan. From boasting some of the most alluring beaches ornate with the sparkling sandy coastline and unique pebbles to being one of the most preferred places to visit for the foodies, Naples is known to be a paradise for all the nature lovers out there.

Naples,Sea        |        Image by  Lajos Móricz from Pixabay 
 

This beautiful city has survived through many life-shaking events such as WWII, the eruption of Vesuvius and has managed to become one of the most visited cities in Italy which reflects the greek origins at its best. Due to its magnificent architectural art and history possessed by a place no other place than Naples, it was regarded as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 1995. 

Pizza village, Naples        |        Image by Carlo Raso from flickr
 

Best time to visit the city 

If you are looking to witness the raw beauty of the magnificent city at its best, book your tickets between March and April when the soft sun rays fill your body with life while the cool breeze soothes your skin with its touch. Visiting the alluring city during September and October would be budget-friendly as the city does not face the tourist rush and most of the things such as accommodation, dining and adventure events are usually cheap. Avoid visiting during July and August which is seen to be the hottest months of the year. 

Calling out all the pizza lovers to satisfy their pizza lust with the pizza that can not be experienced anywhere else, YES! Naples is the great mother of our favourite Italian dish topped with customised veggies and cheese that just melts in your mouth. The city surprises its visitors with more than one can ever expect, from being a paradise for adventure lovers and art freaks, it also provides an array of options for foodies. 

Naples Taxi Transfers

The city of wonder not only provides an array of surprises to please its visitors but is also known to feature numerous public transports to wander around the city as per your convenience. From cost-saving trips to luxurious rides with your loved ones, you can experience it all amidst the magnificent city of dreams. 

Trolley Bus, Naples     |        Image by  LHOON from flickr

Bus

Travelling via a bus is a widely chosen and an extensive network of travelling in a beautiful city. The cheaper service is seen to be liked by numerous travellers who are seeking to witness the beauty of the sight without going way too heavy on their budget. It costs somewhere between 2 EUR to get a ticket which is valid for 90 minutes. 

Railways, Naples       |        Image by  HHA124L from flickr 
 

Metro

Metro is considered to be the most preferred way to explore places in the city, started in the year 1986, the metro system now has approximately 26 stations and 2 lines which helps the locals as well the tourists to wander around in the city. 

Funiculars are not just a cheap means of transport but it also becomes fun and adventurous while travelling with friends. However, Transfers from Naples is not advisable while taking a funicular. 

Trains are yet another mode of transport for the adventure lovers out there looking to go easy on their pockets while exploring the city at its best. The tickets can be bought at a price as low as 3-4 EUR for an entire day. 

Taxi

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Naples Airport Transfers and Taxis

Naples International Airport is one of the busiest and most used airports in Italy, travelling from the airport to your desired location is now available at ease due to the high tourism percentage that the city has started entertaining. 

Aeroport, Napoli      |       Image by eleonorka5 from flickr
 

 

 

 

 

 Castle Ovo      |        Image by Nicola since 1972 from flickr

Teatro di San Carlo        |        Image by  Anna & Michal from flickr 
 

 

2. Teatro di San Carlo 

Calling out all the movie buffs to witness a rarity. Known to be the largest movie theatre in Europe, this supreme opera house was built by King Charles of Bourbon. The ornate theatre with six levels is embezzled with lavish boxes to make the visitors witness the ultimate acts, concerts and ballets. Young people with a wild heart are highly recommended to visit this place where chaos dangles in the air and art lies on the land.