Explore the perfect blend of history, culture, architecture, and art in the majestic city of Naples, capital of the Baroque and one of the oldest urban areas in the world, by admiring its UNESCO ensemble, including the 13th-century New Castle serving the seat of a royal seat for kings of Naples, Aragon, and Spain until the 18thcentury, Umberto I Gallery - one of the two most popular shopping arcades in Italy, the seafront Plebiscite Square home to the Royal Palace of Naples and the unique San Francesco di Paola Basilica which looks like a Roman temple, the sculptural gem of the Fountain of the Giant, and the mysterious Egg Castle – one of the oldest castles in the city.
Start the tour by marveling at the majestic New Castle, located at the Naples port and facing the Mediterranean Sea. Until the 18th century, the imposing 13th-century castle served as the seat of a royal seat for kings of Naples, Aragon, and Spain, who have made the history of the city great.
Across the street in front of the fortress is 19th-century Galleria Umberto I, boasting exceptionally intricate domed roofs made of glass and steel. The elegant historic mall, the symbol of renovation that Naples takes huge pride in, is one of Italy’s most popular shopping arcades.
After some steps towards the south, set foot on the magnificent 19th-century Plebiscite Square, named after the plebiscite that brought Naples into the unified Kingdom of Italy. Home to the Royal Palace of Naples, the largest square in the city, built with volcanic rocks from Mount Vesuvius, is an ideal spot for iconic Naples souvenirs with the looming volcano in the background.
You will make your own way to the meeting points