• Piazza del Gesù Nuovo - Departure from Calata Trinità Maggiore 28, located in the vibrant historic center of Naples.
• Corso Vittorio Emanuele - A scenic road in the city, designed to connect the lower areas with Vomero. This extensive route offers breathtaking views of the city and the gulf, thanks to Ferdinand II’s directive that buildings only occupy the mountain side of the road.
• Posillipo - Via Posillipo is a renowned road in Naples that ascends the beautiful hill of the same name. Starting from Largo Sermoneta in Mergellina, it extends to the descent of via Coroglio. Each step reveals a new, captivating view of the gulf, always enchanting and never tiring to admire. Occasionally, hidden stairways are discovered on the hillside, leading to via Orazio and secret spots.
• Posillipo - Enjoy lunch at one of the finest restaurants offering traditional Neapolitan cuisine: Tufò (featuring Neapolitan first courses or cuzzetiello).
• Marechiaro - A place of poetry and inspiration, Marechiaro is one of the most enchanting spots in Naples. Known for romantic strolls to the famous “Finestrella,” it inspired the renowned verses of Salvatore Di Giacomo. Marechiaro is a charming, small fishing village by the sea, nestled in the Posillipo hill, where the unique atmosphere of seaside restaurants, stacked nets, and old wooden fishing boats can still be felt.
• Parco Virgiliano - A green oasis in Naples, Parco Virgiliano features a series of terraces overlooking the Gulf of Naples. From here, one can enjoy the expansive view of the gulf, the steep rock walls often yellow due to their tuffaceous nature, and the stunning sights of Procida, Ischia, Capri, the Gulf of Pozzuoli and Bacoli, the promontory of Capo Miseno, and Vesuvius.
• Vomero - Arriving in the hilly Vomero district of Naples, distinct from the rest of the city with its beautiful late Art Nouveau villas and buildings along tree-lined avenues, panoramic areas, and elegant shops and restaurants.
• Certosa e Museo di San Martino Napoli - This is one of the largest religious monumental complexes in the city and a prime example of Baroque architecture and art, alongside the royal chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro, and a centerpiece of seventeenth-century Neapolitan painting.
• Vittorio Carraturo - The tour concludes with a visit to the renowned Carraturo, famous for its sfogliatelle. This historic pastry shop in Naples is celebrated worldwide for its “frolle and curly” pastries, making it an essential stop to savor the Neapolitan culinary tradition.

• Complimentary carbonated beverages
• Variety of snacks included
• Savor Neapolitan sfogliatella at Carratuto Pastry Shop

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