Ruins · UNESCO
Pompeii Archaeological Park
Naples, Italy
A Roman town frozen in time by the eruption of Vesuvius.
City · Italy · Campania
Loud, passionate and delicious: the birthplace of pizza, with Pompeii and Vesuvius on its doorstep.
For storytellers
Naples is Italy turned up to full volume. Laundry hangs across alleys, scooters weave through the crowds and the smell of fried pizza and fresh coffee follows you everywhere. It is also one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe, with a huge historic centre, an outstanding archaeological museum and the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum a short train ride away. Come hungry, keep your wits about you, and Naples will give you some of the warmest hospitality in the country.
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Ruins · UNESCO
Naples, Italy
A Roman town frozen in time by the eruption of Vesuvius.
Mountain
Naples, Italy
The volcano that buried Pompeii, with a crater you can hike to.
Museum
Naples, Italy
A superb museum of Roman and Greek treasures, including finds from Pompeii.
Neighbourhood · UNESCO
Naples, Italy
The long straight street that slices through Naples' dense historic centre.
Ruins · UNESCO
Naples, Italy
A smaller, better-preserved Roman town buried by the same eruption as Pompeii.
Food and drink
Naples, Italy
The street where Naples' most famous pizzerias are lined up.
Museum
Naples, Italy
A small chapel holding the extraordinary Veiled Christ sculpture.
Castle
Naples, Italy
A seafront castle on a tiny island, with views over the bay and Vesuvius.
Palace · UNESCO
Naples, Italy
A vast 18th-century royal palace with enormous gardens, outside Naples.
Within about 40 km, closest first.