Наш маршрут начинается в древнем центре города, где более 25 веков искусства и истории объединяются в тени возвышающегося Везувия. Узкие улочки, усеянные роскошными церквями и дворцами, являются порядком дня, пока мы прогуливаемся по красочным площадям и по древнегреческой улице Спакканаполи, которая разделяла центр города на две части на протяжении тысяч лет. В Дуомо мы полюбуемся шедеврами барокко часовни сокровищ Сан-Дженнаро, в то время как в близлежащем Пио Монте делла Мизерикордия у нас будет возможность полюбоваться одним из величайших шедевров Караваджо. На улице Виа Сан Грегорио Армено мы прогуляемся среди лавок, где ремесленники продают свои рождественские вертепы, а затем исследуем невероятный майоликовый монастырь Санта-Кьяра. После обеда мы отправимся в Вомеро на знаменитом неаполитанском фуникулере, где над окружающим пейзажем с высоты своего пика возвышается неприступная средневековая крепость Кастель-Сант-Эльмо.

Start your interactive family experience with our friendly facilitator who will reveal your mission. Use the Narratologies app to discover Via San Gregorio Armeno, Banksy's Madonna, Galleria Umberto, and more hidden gems of Naples by solving riddles and earning gems. Our facilitator will also lead you to delicious food stop, keeping you energized throughout the treasure hunt. Celebrate the end of your journey with a lively winner‑announcement moment, hosted by the facilitator! Don't miss out—explore, learn, and win! Treasure Hunt Mission Your quest is to find the mystical lyre of Parthenope, the siren who gave Naples its first name. Only by playing this lyre can you escape her enchanting song and block her seductive powers.

Discover Caravaggio's work "The 7 Works of Mercy" and how Caravaggio influenced Neapolitan art. Explore the octagonal church with our guides and learn about the history of this charitable work.

Discover Caravaggio's masterpieces in Naples, where art, faith, and history come together, with an intimate 35-minute guided tour in the heart of the historic center. Step inside the beautiful 17th-century palace known as the "Pio Monte della Misericordia," home to a prestigious charitable institution. Here you will find extraordinary works of art, including Caravaggio's The Seven Works of Mercy, a powerful reflection of the spirit of Naples and of Caravaggio's complex relationship with the city. Experience art up close. • Learn about the historical and cultural background from an expert art historian guide • Enjoy an intimate and immersive experience away from large crowds • Discover the deep connection between Baroque painting and the true soul of Naples • Make the most of your time in the historic center with a well-planned itinerary Check the details, book your guided tour, and let yourself be inspired by the light of Caravaggio.

Prisoners were vanishing from the dungeons of Castel Nuovo, nothing left but a smear of blood on the stone. People adopted a stranger’s skull and whispered lottery numbers to them. Three times a year, worshippers hold their breath as a vial of dried blood either melts or doesn't. This self-guided walking tour leads you across nearly four kilometres of Spaccanapoli. Stand where a queen once cursed prisoners to a blindfolded walk, and step into a chapel holding a Christ carved, impossibly, from one block of marble. Start any time and pause whenever a cup of coffee or a slice of pizza calls you. Skip keeping pace with a group or a guide rushing you past a stop you wanted to explore. A self-guided audio tour on your phone, with map directions and narration in your language. Over 25,000 travelers have used our self-guided tours, backed by a full refund guarantee

Begin your tour in the heart of Naples at Piazza Municipio, near the Neptune Fountain, and travel by private vehicle to the Museo di Capodimonte. Here, admire Caravaggio’s masterpieces such as The Flagellation of Christ, while your expert guide explains the artist’s revolutionary impact on Baroque art. Continue to the Pio Monte della Misericordia to see The Seven Works of Mercy, a powerful reflection of Naples’ soul and Caravaggio’s complex bond with the city. The journey then leads to the Gallerie d’Italia, showcasing artworks from the Renaissance to modern times, with a strong focus on the Neapolitan Baroque and Caravaggio’s lasting influence, The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula. On Sundays, the tour is available only until 1:00 PM due to the early closing of the Pio Monte della Misericordia. While the tour is fully guaranteed, the itinerary sequence may vary to ensure entry to all scheduled sites and respect the closing times.