• Spaccanapoli - Spaccanapoli is a renowned and distinctive street in Naples, traversing the core of the city’s historic center. Its name derives from the way it “splits” the city center, effectively dividing the historic area of Naples in two. It serves as one of the city’s main and most vibrant thoroughfares, rich in history, tradition, and Neapolitan culture.
• Gesu Nuovo Church - The Church of Gesù Nuovo stands as one of the most iconic religious edifices in Naples, situated in the heart of the historic center along the well-known Spaccanapoli. This church exemplifies Baroque architecture in Naples and is a significant landmark in the city’s religious and cultural history.
• Piazza del Municipio - Piazza Municipio ranks among the principal squares of Naples, nestled in the heart of the city’s historic center. Positioned between the Port of Naples and the Spanish Quarter, it is dominated by the grand Palazzo San Giacomo, which houses the City Hall of Naples.
• Gulf of Naples - The Gulf of Naples is one of Italy’s most iconic and picturesque regions, celebrated for its natural splendor and historical significance. Overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, this gulf is encircled by some of Campania’s most famous and captivating locales, including Naples itself, Mount Vesuvius, the islands of Capri, Ischia, and Procida, as well as the Amalfi Coast.
• Posillipo - Posillipo is a captivating and exclusive district of Naples, renowned for its natural beauty, serenity, and stunning views of the Gulf of Naples. Perched on one of the hills overlooking the city, Posillipo is famous for its historic villas, manicured gardens, and breathtaking vistas that encompass the sea and Mount Vesuvius. This neighborhood is highly sought after by both residents and visitors.
• San Ferdinando - San Ferdinando is a central and distinctive neighborhood in Naples, located at the city’s heart, between the Historic Center and the Lungomare. Known for its rich history and cultural vibrancy, it hosts some of the city’s iconic sites, including the Teatro di San Carlo, the Palazzo Reale, and the Piazza del Plebiscito.

• Views of Naples from the panoramic terraces of the Posillipo hill
• Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel or wherever you desire
• Stops for photos and exploration
• Fuel
• Private authorized tour guide
• Tour on an authentic Italian Ape Tuk-Tuk
• Original Ape Tuk-Tuk in perfect working conditions with expert driver
• Third-party insurance

• Food and drink, tips and anything not expressly indicated
• Entry tickets (Sansevero Chapel: € 12.00 per pax; Church of Purgatorio ad Arco: € 4.00 per pax)
• Tips

Explore Naples from the comfort of an authentic Ape Tuk-Tuk, accompanied by a knowledgeable and friendly guide.

Experience lively districts, such as the narrow lanes of Spaccanapoli and Via dei Tribunali. Marvel at the Gesù Nuovo’s facade adorned with intriguing alchemical symbols, step inside the Church of Santa Chiara, and stroll through San Gregorio Armeno, also known as the Christmas Alley.

Consider visiting the renowned Veiled Christ in the Sansevero Chapel (closed on Tuesdays) and the eerie Church of Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco (closed on Sundays), which is guarded by three bronze skulls (entry tickets for these attractions are not included).

Take in the impressive sight of the castle at Piazza del Municipio and the Castel dell’Ovo, which emerges from the sea.

After exploring the historic center with its main city landmarks, head to the delightful Posillipo to enjoy stunning views and those idyllic spots that make Naples famous worldwide.

• Ride the streets of Naples on an original Ape Tuk-Tuk and become a Neapolitan for the day
• Explore gorgeous panoramic points and sites of Europe’s largest historic center
• Discover the cult of devotion to the skulls, the legends and unsolved mysteriess
• Drive along the posh promenade of Via Petrarca

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.