Feel excited as you visit the top attractions of the third largest Italian city using the Naples day pass. The city is well-known for its historical monuments which include castles, churches and more. As you embark on day-long sightseeing armed with your Naples pass, some of the beautiful castles such as the Reggia di Caserta will enchant you with marble statues, period furniture, amazing sculptures, porcelains, tapestry and more as you tour the place, listening to the audio guide. Visit the grand Castel del Monte to take a look at the stunning architecture of the medieval period. Another castle which will take you to the bygone eras during your visit is the five-towered Castel Nuovo which will narrate its history of different eras under different rulers. Visit 12th-century Castle Ovo, the oldest castle in Naples with your Naples city pass and take a look at the breathtaking view of Mt. Vesuvius, the bay and the harbour from the castle. Apart from castles, the city also has several beautiful churches which you can visit with your Naples pass. Once the such church is San Domenico Maggiore, where you will discover Early Renaissance work.

Naples also has a hidden city beneath it which you can visit on a Naples Underground Tour. Take a lot at its attractions such as the WWII air raid shelters and the ancient Neapolitan aqueduct during your tour. Another underground place you can visit using Naples attraction tickets is the San Gennaro catacombs, the paleo-Christian burial and worship sites. You must also visit the active volcano Mt. Vesuvius and take a look at the best preserved archaeological site in the world, Pompeii which was one of the cities destroyed by Mt. Vesuvius’s eruptions.

Take the Naples museum pass to visit the numerous museums of the ancient city. One of the must-visit museums in Naples is the Museo Di Capodimonte, known to be one of the largest museums in Italy. Visit the museum with your Naples pass and take a look at the vast collection of decorative art and Neapolitan paintings by renowned Italian painters. The museum also houses some of the ancient Roman sculptures which are mesmerising to look at. Another museum you can visit using your Naples city pass is the Museo Cappella Sansevero, a small chapel which is known for its stunning of the veiled Christ.

If you are interested to known about the culture and history of Naples, take the Naples museum pass for visiting Naples National Archaeological, one of the most famous as well as oldest museum in the world known for its uniqueness of heritage. Wander inside the museum to take a look at the Roman artifacts from the archeological sites Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae.

Get hold of a Naples pass and spend a few days exploring the third-largest city of Italy, after Rome and Milan. The captivating city of Naples along with its marvellous palaces, ancient churches, narrow streets, and underground passages holds a charm for those who love spending their time exploring ancient places. The magnificent city has unique and authentic attractions that will enchant you with its beauty and historical backdrop as you visit them using your Naples city pass. Moreover, the city is the gateway to some of the well-known attractions such as the stunning Amalfi coastline, the islands of Ischia and Capri, the picturesque town Sorrento, Mt. Vesuvius and the ancient ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum which were destroyed by the volcanic eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. Visit the Naples National Archaeological Museum if you want to take a look at some artefacts from these two sites.

Naples is also known for its city centre dating back to 470 BC, which is currently a UNESCO World Heritage site. Surrounding this place are some of the city’s incredible attractions which include a royal palace, three magnificent castles, beautiful cathedrals and churches.

Naples also has the fame of being the home of the famous Italian dish, Pizza. The city also has its own specific style of pizza which is known as Neapolitan Pizza.

• Weather: - September-November: high temperature and high precipitation- December-February: Winter season with cold weather- March-May: Mild and comfortable weather- June-August: Summer with high temperature and humidity.

• Language: The main language spoken in Naples is Italian. Some places also speak in the Neapolitan language, also known as the Naples Dialect. The locals can also speak a bit of English.

• Time Zone: UTC+2 hours

• Budget: The cost per person per day in Naples will be around EUR 50 - EUR 70. This includes meals, local transportation and also entry pass for attractions.

• Currency: The official currency in Naples, Italy is currently Euros. Earlier, till 1999, it was the Italian Lira.

• Visa: All non-EU citizens can opt for a short-stay tourism visa for a maximum of 90 days for visiting Naples. Those travelling from the US, Australia and New Zealand do not require a visa but other non-EU countries will need to get a visa to travel to Naples.

• Historic Center: You will be able to explore several attractions on foot by staying near the Historic Center. Check out places such as Decumani Hotel de Charme if you wish you stay near attractions such as the Duomo of Naples, the historic Piazza del Plebiscito and others.

• Lungomare Caracciolo: Stay at Naples’ seafront which offers breathtaking views that extends till Mount Vesuvius. Stay at Vacanzella and others to enjoy this amazing view.

• Vomero: This bohemian corner of Naples is located on a small hill and offers a spectacular view of the city and the sea. You can check out Le Petit Palais and others to stay in this area.

As you will be spending a lot of time walking to the attractions, ensure that you carry comfortable shoes along.

• Carry dresses as per the weather. You can wear light cotton dresses for summer and spring and layers for winter.
• Carry sunglasses, hats or caps and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun.
• Take an anti-theft backpack or crossbody bag to avoid being pick-pockected.
• Get yourself skip-the-line Naples attraction tickets to avoid standing in long queues
• Visit The Museums on the first Sunday of the month as all the state-run ruins, museums, and gardens have free entry on that day.
• Take buses from Garibaldi Square, the main area for buses moving in and out of the city.
• Carry your passport and ID proof with you always.
• Install a translation app on your phone to understand the local language.