2025 Metropolitan City of Naples Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

🚗 Transportation Guide 1️⃣ Main Transportation 🔸It is recommended to start from Naples, take the Circumvesuviana train to Sorrento (EUR 4.6 one way), and then transfer to the SITA bus to Positano (EUR 2.4 one way, 30 minutes). 🔸For self-driving, you can choose the SS163 road on the Amalfi Coast, which is known as the "most beautiful coastal road in the world", but the mountain road is narrow and has many bends, so it is recommended for experienced drivers to challenge it, and remember to prepare motion sickness medicine! · 2️⃣ Transportation between towns 🔸In peak season, it is recommended to take a boat between the towns to avoid congestion and enjoy the scenery of the coastline. 🔸SITA buses connect the main towns, but tickets are tight in peak season, so it is recommended to buy round-trip tickets in advance. · 🌊Must-see Attractions | Check in the Mediterranean Blue 1️⃣ Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra) Take a small boat and lie flat to enter the cave. The sea water refracted by the sunlight glows like a sapphire. The boatman hums folk songs. ✅Tips: Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 in summer (11:00–14:00 is the best light), closed in winter. Cost: EUR 13 (boat fee + ticket), plus EUR 2–3 in cash as a tip for the boatman. · 2️⃣ Gardens of Augustus (Giardini di Augusto) Overlooking the Faraglioni and Via Krupp, postcard-level sea view! Tickets are EUR 1.5, which is super cost-effective. 📸Photo spots: observation deck, lemon groves, Tizzano’s kiosk by the cliff for a glass of lemon smoothie (sour warning). · 3️⃣ Monte Solaro Take an open-air chairlift from Anacapri (EUR 11 round trip), climb to the top in 15 minutes, and have a 360° view of the entire island. There is an Augustus statue and a "world distance stone table" on the top of the mountain. · 4️⃣ Villa Jovis Imagine the glory of the empire in the ruins, and the mansions and flower fields along the way are super healing. · 🍋Food Recommendations 🔸Buonocore Gelateria freshly baked cones + fig ice cream, the island's top-rated gelato! 🔸Il Riccio cliff seafood restaurant (inside Jumeirah Hotel), with a Michelin chef in charge, oysters with lemon juice are amazing! · 🏡Accommodation Recommendations 🔸Luxury choice: Grand Hotel Quisisana (a century-old legend, infinity pool + private sea view terrace). 🔸Cost-effective B&B: Villa Mariuccia Capri (10-minute walk to Piazza Umberto, three-bedroom sea view apartment suitable for family/girlfriend trips).

#Traveling abroad Naples Naples, the lemon city of southern Italy, is famous as one of the places you want to visit before you die, as chosen by National Geographic. This city surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea is a magical travel destination packed with scenery, history, art, gourmet food, and more. Pompeii An ancient city buried under ash overnight in 79 AD by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Discovered in the 18th century, it is a miraculous place where ancient Roman life remains intact. Just walking through it will overwhelm you with the depth of history. Napoli Sotterranea An underground space created by the ancient Greeks in the 4th century BC. It is 40 meters deep, and is filled with tunnels that were used as water tanks and quarries, making it like an underground labyrinth. You can enjoy it as if you are exploring. Teatro di San Carlo One of the oldest opera houses in Europe. You will be enchanted by the gorgeous Baroque interior and the historic space with the scent of classical music. Museo Archeologico Nazionale Artworks excavated from Pompeii and Herculaneum are lined up. The museum has a magnificent collection of over 300,000 pieces from ancient Rome, Greece, Egypt, and more. It is a must-see for history lovers. Spaccanapoli The main street from Roman times. The "heart of Naples" is filled with lively alleys, churches, traditional workshops, and the lives of local people. Stazione Toledo A fantastical station known as "the most beautiful subway station in Europe." The deep blue "starry ceiling" is like a gateway to space. The beauty will change your perception of the subway! Castel Nuovo A medieval castle representative of Naples. If you climb the tower, you can get a panoramic view of the vast blue Bay of Naples, a spectacular spot where you can feel the sea and the city at the same time. Naples is not just a tourist destination, it is a magical Mediterranean city where time and the air flow slowly. In this city where ancient and modern times intersect, you will surely write a page in your life that you will never forget.

#AustraliaFlightEvent Recommended travel destinations & restaurants in Naples, a beautiful coastal city in southern Italy🫶🏽 🏞️Major tourist destinations in Naples 📍Duomo di Napoli, the Cathedral of Naples / A place where you can feel the grandeur of the Duomo of Naples 📍Castle Nuovo Maschio Angioino / There is an admission fee, but it is more magnificent from the outside than inside 📍Statua di Umberto / You can also rent a boat, and the coastal view is great. It's the best to sit here and drink Peroni beer! 📍Piazza del Plebiscito / A square where you can feel the Italian sensibility 📍Fontana del Gigante / The fountain called the Giant's Fountain blends beautifully with the beach 📍Castel dell'Ovo / I personally recommend this place more than Castel Nuovo!! It's even better because it's right in front of the beach 📍Orto Botanico di Napoli / The largest botanical garden in Naples! It's a great place to take a walk because it's big and free to go 📍Via Toledo / Shopping street in Naples 📍Parco Borbonico del Fusaro / Bacoli, a city you can go to nearby Naples! A park with a lake right in front of Bacoli Beach. It's so pretty when you go at sunset 🍽️Restaurants in Naples 📍Pizzeria Donna Sofia Ai Tribunali / A great pizza restaurant in Naples. There was no waiting, but I personally thought it was delicious 📍Vesuvio Roof Bar & Restaurant by ”UNA cucina“ / A lounge restaurant & bar overlooking the city of Naples 📍Antica Pizzeria Di Matteo / A great pizza restaurant in Naples where you have to wait to eat 📍‘A Figlia d’‘o Marenaro / An Italian restaurant with delicious seafood 📍Poppy‘S Coffee / A pretty emotional cafe in Bacoli 📍Frudisi / An ice cream shop & bar located in front of a park. A great place to take a break! Do you miss the feeling of Naples..🫶🏽 Let's travel to Naples, the city of Maradona and Kim Min-jae (not now, though) this summer!🩵 #TravelPlan #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #ItalyTravel #Italy #Naples #NaplesTravel #TravelDestinationRecommendation #europetrip #italy #naples #napoli

With the Lunar New Year approaching, why not head to Italy to experience the festive atmosphere in a foreign country? This 12-day itinerary will take you to see the unique festive customs and classic sights. -------------------- 🛫 Itinerary: D1-D2: Fly from Shanghai to Istanbul, then transfer to Milan. From there, take a car to Lake Garda and Padua. D3-D4: Travel from Padua to Venice and Bologna, then head to the picturesque Cinque Terre and Pisa. D5-D7: Tour Pisa, go shopping at THE MALL, explore Florence, then head to San Gimignano and Siena. D8-D9: Travel from Siena to the historic city of Rome, then visit the ancient city of Pompeii, and head to the Amalfi Coast and Naples. D10: Enjoy the coastal scenery in Naples, take a boat to Capri and Sorrento. D11-D12: Fly from Naples back to Istanbul, then return to Shanghai from Istanbul to end your trip. -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Milan Cathedral: A unique Gothic cathedral with a simple yet solemn interior. The towering dome and gorgeous stained glass windows are particularly eye-catching and definitely worth a visit! 🌹 Florence Cathedral: How can you not mention this iconic building when talking about Florence? It is an architectural masterpiece from the early Renaissance period and a must-see when visiting Florence! 🏛️ Colosseum: Want to see the splendor of ancient Roman civilization? The Colosseum is the place to go! It was once the site of gladiatorial combat, and the weight of history is palpable. 💎 St. Mark's Basilica: This 11th-century building is a treasure of Venice. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or a history and culture buff, don't miss this cathedral! -------------------- Travel essentials: 🇮🇹 What to bring for a trip to Italy! 📞 A SIM card is a must for staying connected. 🔌 A travel adapter is essential, as Italy uses different plugs. 📘 Don't forget your passport, visa, and plane tickets. 👗 If you're visiting Italy in February, it's best to pack some warm clothes. 🎒 Bring a backpack with water and snacks for emergencies. 🔋 Phone and camera chargers are essential for taking great photos. 💶 Bring some cash and credit cards for shopping and dining. -------------------- We hope this itinerary helps you create unforgettable memories on your trip to Italy! 🌹

#Overseas travel #Pompeii #Italy travel #Pompeii tour #History travel I traveled through time in Pompeii, just as it was 2,000 years ago! 🏛️ I walked through the city that was frozen in volcanic ash and got a glimpse into the daily lives of ancient Romans. I was heartbroken by the elaborate mosaics and murals, and the victims preserved in plaster. From the wide Forum Square, the magnificent amphitheater, and the Stabian Baths where you can get a glimpse of the bathing culture of the time, the wisdom and civilization of Rome were everywhere. Walking through Pompeii, I felt like I was stepping into a page of history. This place where the past and present coexist, be sure to visit! 🇮🇹✨

#2025OverseasTravelEvent Naples, a port city in Italy, was the epitome of romance. The sea near Statua di Umberto was beautiful, and people of all ages gathered to enjoy the sea and swim. When I visited, there was a couple proposing, and the eyes of the people watching were filled with love. It felt like an even more wonderful place because you could see Mount Vesuvius. If you're traveling to Naples, how about a bottle of Peroni while looking at the sea?!😍🤍 📍Statua di Umberto / Via Nazario Sauro, 24, 80132 Napoli NA, Italy #Europe #EuropeTravel #EuropeTravelDestination #Italy #ItalyTravel #Naples #NaplesBeach #WorldTravel #europetrip #europe #italy #naples

To visit Pompeii, you typically pass through Naples, Italy. The most common way to get to Pompeii from Napoli Centrale is by train. The train ride from Naples to Pompeii on the Circumvesuviana line takes about 30 minutes. After getting off at the 'Pompei Scavi - Villa dei Misteri' station, you can walk to the entrance of the Pompeii ruins. This route is convenient for travelers using public transportation and is a popular choice. Pompeii is an ancient Roman city that was buried under volcanic ash in 79 AD due to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. The site preserves the lifestyle of that era, making it a unique place to experience ancient civilization. The well-preserved buildings, frescoes, and everyday items at the site offer a glimpse into the lives of the Romans. When I visited Pompeii, the most impressive sights were the 'Forum' and the 'Amphitheater.' In these places, it felt as if time had stood still, allowing me to feel the grandeur and everyday life of ancient Rome simultaneously. Walking through Pompeii provided a unique experience where the past and present intersect, giving me a new perspective on history. Pompeii remains a special place, not just as a tourist destination but as a site where you can explore a page of history firsthand.

Take a break from the chaos of Naples and head to the charming, picturesque island of Procida by ferry ⛴️ How to get there: You can take the ferry from Calais di Massa (1hr), the hydrofoil from Molo Beverello (45 mins), or from Pozzuoli (35 mins). 🗓️Itinerary Scheduling: walk around the narrow cobbled streets and look at the pink and yellow-hued buildings, visit the calm beaches 🌊, eat eat eat and eat 🍕, watch the sunset🌅, and take beautiful photos 📸 If you don’t stay on the island, it’s perfect to spend around half a day, and combine with Ischia or head back to Naples. #100waysoftravel #citystroll #islandhopping #ferrytrip #italytrip #beach

#localfinds Visiting Pompeii Archaeological Park was like stepping back in time. Located just a short train ride from Naples, the entrance fee was around €16, and it was worth every cent. The ruins of this ancient Roman city, preserved by volcanic ash, are simply awe-inspiring. Walking through the streets where people lived 2,000 years ago was surreal! You could still see frescoes on the walls, mosaics on the floors, and even remnants of daily life like shops and houses. The highlight for me was the Forum and the view of Mount Vesuvius in the background. It’s crazy to imagine how life was here before the eruption. The Amphitheatre was another incredible spot—standing there, I could almost hear the crowds. Plan for at least 3-4 hours to explore; it’s massive, and there’s so much to take in. Nearby, you can also visit the ruins of Herculaneum, or make a day trip out of climbing Mount Vesuvius itself, which is only about 30 minutes away by car. Pompeii is definitely a must-see if you’re in the area! #Pompeii #ArchaeologyLover #HistoryComeToLife #AncientRome #MountVesuvius #BucketListTravel

#ancienttown Just visited Pompeii, and it was absolutely surreal! 🏛️ Walking through this ancient city, you get a real sense of what life was like nearly 2,000 years ago. The entrance fee was €18, and I highly recommend getting a guide or an audio tour because there’s so much history to take in. One of the most striking things was seeing the plaster casts of the victims—it’s a chilling reminder of the power of Mount Vesuvius. 🌋 The city is massive, so wear comfortable shoes! I spent hours exploring the ruins, from the Forum and the temples to the amphitheater and the remarkably preserved frescoes in the villas. 🏺 The colors and details in the House of the Faun and Villa of the Mysteries were stunning. If you have time, the nearby Naples Archaeological Museum houses many artifacts from Pompeii and is definitely worth a visit. It's incredible how well-preserved everything is, and it's easy to lose track of time imagining what daily life was like here. Definitely a must-see if you’re into history! #trip #Pompeii #Italy #AncientHistory #TravelBackInTime #Archaeology

#100 Ways to Travel When you take a group tour to Italy and arrive at the beautiful #AmalfiCoast and look out at the nearby #VesuviusMount Vesuvius, you'll usually include #Pompeii in your itinerary, the thousand-year-old city engulfed by volcanic lava. According to archaeological records, in 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius erupted on a large scale, and volcanic ash instantly completely covered the ancient city of Pompeii, burying the entire city more than 6 meters underground. It was not until 1599 that the ancient city of Pompeii was discovered by the world because of the underground sewer project. Pompeii was once extremely prosperous, but was buried by volcanic ash in an instant. Therefore, the city center square, shops, temples, theaters, houses, public baths, streets, and even human remains are all well preserved, like a time capsule, allowing us today to understand the life of the ancient Romans. There is no shelter in the ancient city of Pompeii, so you must wear sunscreen when walking around. It is also best to have a tour guide or audio guide, otherwise all you will see are ruins. If you just take a quick look, it is easy to lose interest and leave hastily, which would be a pity. #ItalianTravel #100WaysToTravel #Pompeii

#cablecar #100travelways #italytravel When you come to the beautiful southern Italy #Isola di Capri, in addition to trying your luck to take a boat to see the famous #Blue Cave, don't forget to take the cable car to #Monte Solaro to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Mediterranean Sea from 360 degrees. #SolaroMountainLift ChairLift Monte Solaro Chair Lift is the best way to reach the observation deck at the top of Mount Solaro. However, this cable car is not a sealed cabin, but a chair lift with your feet suspended in the air, similar to a ski lift! Each person sits in a chairlift, the whole journey takes about 13 minutes, one way is 11 euros, and round trip is 14 euros, which is a bit expensive. Because the chairlift is completely uncovered, people who are afraid of heights may tremble a little, but the cable car is actually very stable and you can feel the sea breeze. On one side is the sea view of the Mediterranean Sea, and on the other side is the mountain view of Mount Solaro. The blue sea, blue sky, reefs and islands are so amazing! The top of Mount Solaro has a great view, and there is a restaurant on the platform where tourists can rest and have a snack. In addition to taking the chairlift, you can also choose to hike along the hiking trails and enjoy the beautiful sea and sky views along the way. I highly recommend traveling to Italy and be sure to visit Capri Island and #AmalfiCoastCostiera Amalfitana. #ItalianTravel #Capri

Capri is an island located off the southern coast of Italy in the Mediterranean Sea, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and historical landmarks, making it one of the top luxury travel destinations. 🌴🌊 Highlights of Capri: - Blue Grotto: One of the island's most famous landmarks, this sea cave is known for its brilliant blue waters, illuminated by sunlight filtering through an underwater cavity. 🚤🔵 - Hanging Gardens: The Ashtia Gardens offer breathtaking views of the island and the sea, making it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the picturesque scenery. ❤️🌺 - Main Towns: Capri and Anacapri are the island's two main towns, featuring narrow streets lined with upscale shops, restaurants, and cafes. 🏛️🛍️ - Via Crocina: Capri's main shopping street, famous for its luxury boutiques and delicious Italian cuisine. 🛒🍝 - Monte Solaro Peak: The highest point on the island, offering incredible views of the island and the surrounding sea. Accessible by cable car or hiking. 🏞️🚡 A visit to Capri provides a wonderful experience combining natural beauty, history, and luxury shopping, making it an ideal destination for relaxation and leisure.

🌎When the sun shines on the sparkling waves of the Mediterranean Sea, Italy’s southern self-driving trip quietly begins. This is a journey through history and life, from the glory of Rome to the enthusiasm of Naples to the silence of Pompeii. Every step is echoed by the years. Let’s embark on this journey of discovery together and listen to the song of life along Italy’s Southern Front. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Rome-Naples-Pompeii-Almafi 🌼Daily schedule day1: Milan-Verona-Venice day2: Venice-Bologna-Florence day3: Florence-Rome day4: Rome-Naples-Pompei 🌸The total itinerary is 4-5 days and the distance is about 1075 kilometers. It is suitable for couples and parent-child tours. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Rome: The Eternal City, the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, witnesses of history. ✔️Naples: The pearl of the Mediterranean, the passionate city style. ✔️Pompei: This ancient city buried in volcanic ash now tells stories from thousands of years ago in a silent way. Wandering on the streets of the ancient city, you feel as if you have traveled back to the prosperous era of ancient Rome and feel the vicissitudes and weight of history. ✔️Almafi: This town, known as the "Pearl of the Mediterranean", attracts countless tourists with its unique geographical location and charming scenery. The buildings with white walls and red tiles, the clear sea water, and the warm sunshine weave together romantic pictures. ☀️Depart from Milan to the ancient city of Verona, which is listed on the World Cultural Heritage List, then to the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, the third largest cathedral in the world, and finally to the ancient city of Pompeii, watching the changes in history, there is a different kind of romance. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

| Italy's summer is always brilliantly passionate. 🇮🇹 Procida | Italy's summer is always brilliantly passionate‼️ 🇮🇹 Italy is synonymous with fairy tales. Here, any place you find is incredibly beautiful! ✅ For example, this candy-colored town--Procida 📍 Located in the south of Italy, near the azure Mediterranean Sea, it is colorful and dreamy. ✅ In Procida, you must check out MarinadiCorricella, this little fishing village filled with colorful houses, where every snapshot 📸 captures the passionate and charming Italian style. ✅ Spiaggia diChiaolella is also worth visiting; this beach is unobstructed, facing the sparkling sea, and is absolutely dreamy. And you can swim in the sea until October; ⏰ Best travel time: late summer and early autumn; 🛳 Transportation: Take a boat from the port of Naples, about 1h to arrive

Capri is one of my favorite place to go during summer but also during winter since it is less crowded..🍋 Getting There - you can get here by boat from Naples, Sorrento, Positano, Procida or Ischia. Cost$50 dollars round trip/pp Attractions - Blue Grotto, Day Boat Tour, Giardini di Augusto, Faraglioni( one of my favorite), Via Camerelle, Marina Piccola, Villa Jovis and Lysis , and natural Arcs Hotels - Grand Hotel Quisisana and Hotel Cesare Augusto Food & Restaurants - Da Paolino &Da Antonio Try limoncello cake,linguini with seafood, caprese salad, zucchini flowers, and scialatielli is a must! Shopping - Piazzetta Capri , Piazza Umberto & Limoncello di Capri Have a fun and ask any questions that you may have! 🍋🍋🍋#Capri #beachlife

Naples is Naples, and defiantly so, all old-world knowledge and new-world energy with back-alleys peppered with laundry and markets brimming with sweet-smelling local produce. Make no mistake, this is a city that lives and breathes in its streets. You’ll feel it in the narrow, cobbled streets and in the many bars, pizzerias. Naples all about delicious food. Motherland of pizza😋 and many more incredible local foods. (Don’t forget to try local wines and cheese “Stracciatella di bufala”) Best places to visit in Naples: 1. Via San Gregorio Armeno- The city’s most famous alleyway. 2. Via dei Tribunali - all Neapolitans can agree on is that the best pizza can be found here. 3. Castel dell’Ova - best view to the sea 4. The Linea 1 Metro- one of the most beautiful station with art. 5. Gesù Nuovo- church with ridiculously opulent interiors. #italy #naples #italianfood #italiancuisine #italianstyle

It’s the stuff of legends, right? In the year 79 CE, Mount Vesuvius erupted. It was one of the deadliest volcanic eruptions that has ever occurred on Earth. Whilst the eruption happened nearly 2000 years ago, the resulting pyroclastic blast ensured that this volcanic eruption would be etched in history forever. Pompeii was one of the nearest cities to Mount Vesuvius. It was a Roman metropolis that had it all - shops, houses, theatres and so much more. In an instant, life in that city was changed forever. But the city wasn’t destroyed. Buried under a mound of molten lava, rocks and ash, it would be discovered centuries later. Nowadays, we can walk in the same footsteps as our Roman ancestors. We can get a taste of what life was like all those years ago and discover how, in many ways, their lives weren’t much different to our own. A top tip - try and visit in the shoulder seasons as there is a lot of walking to do in and around Pompeii - you don’t want to visit whilst it’s too hot. And another tip - try and visit on the first Sunday of the month. Entry is free 😉 #pompeii #italy #italia #romanhistory #visititaly #visititalia #napoli #amalficoast #traveltheworld #traveleurope #travelblogger #wanderlust #traveller

Traveling by sea, take a regular ferry from Sorrento to Capri Island. Then, board a medium-sized boat and wait in line on the water to transfer to a small boat—all for the chance to visit the must-see hidden gem of a lifetime: the Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra)! The Blue Grotto is a sea cave on Capri Island, with an interior depth of 54 meters and a height of 15 meters. The way light filters into the cave makes the water appear even more dazzling. It is said to have been the private swimming pool and bathing spot of Roman emperors. As you ride a small boat and drift into the pitch-black sea cave, the shimmering sapphire glow gradually appears ahead. The boat sways gently as the boatman’s resonant singing echoes through the cave, creating a breathtaking experience that leaves you in awe. Only by entering Grotta Azzurra yourself can you witness the 'God's perfect shade of blue,' a dreamlike hidden paradise that etches its vivid beauty into your memory forever. Capri Island’s coastline is lined with steep cliffs. I took a chairlift to enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the entire island, and couldn’t help but hum the childhood nursery rhyme about Capri Island...

Don't just think of Venice when visiting Italy❗❗❗ Head to Southern Italy for breathtaking natural scenery that's impossible to ignore 🤩! Below 📝 we've curated the most stunning Southern Italian towns worth visiting – save this list for reference 👇! Capri 🔸 Intro: A gem in the Bay of Naples, famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs and mysterious caves 🌟 Highlights: Blue Grotto, Gardens of Augustus, Monte Solaro 🔥 Unique Experiences: Conquer the "Phoenician Steps," explore natural arches Positano 🔸 Intro: A fairytale cliffside town known for handmade sandals and ceramic crafts 🌟 Highlights: Positano Spiaggia, Emerald Grotto, Path of the Gods 🔥 Unique Experiences: Boat tour to Emerald Grotto, lemon grove workshops, hiking the Path of the Gods Polignano a Mare 🔸 Intro: The whitewashed cliffside town in Puglia along the Adriatic coast 🌟 Highlights: Lama Monachile Beach, San Vito Abbey, Via Traiana 🔥 Unique Experiences: Cliff diving, artisanal gelato, Modugno statue visit Sorrento 🔸 Intro: Known for the song "Torna a Surriento" and vibrant coastal charm 🌟 Highlights: Lemon groves, Piazza Tasso, Villa Comunale Park 🔥 Unique Experiences: 360° coastal views, colorful cliffside villages, swimming at Sorrento Beach Tuscany 🔸 Intro: Cradle of the Renaissance, with rolling hills, ancient villages, and vineyards 🌟 Highlights: San Gimignano, Chapel of the Ears, estate hotels 🔥 Unique Experiences: Visit the same towns from *Divas Hit the Road 2*, sunset gazing Procida 🔸 Intro: Italy’s 2022 Capital of Culture, rich in history and heritage 🌟 Highlights: Terra Murata, Abbey of San Michele, Pozzo Vecchio Beach 🔥 Unique Experiences: Stroll through colorful fishing villages, *The Postman* film locations Sicily 🔸 Intro: Italy’s largest island, blending Greek, Roman, Arab, and Norman cultures 🌟 Highlights: Mount Etna, Noto, Syracuse Old Town 🔥 Unique Experiences: Hike Mount Etna for lava views, trace *Malèna*’s footsteps in Syracuse Ravello 🔸 Intro: Perched on cliffs with stunning mountain and sea views 🌟 Highlights: Villa Rufolo, Ravello Cathedral, Villa Cimbrone Gardens 🔥 Unique Experiences: Garden walks, cathedral exploration, Ravello-Atrani coastal hike Pompeii 🔸 Intro: One of the world’s top archaeological treasures, a "natural history museum" 🌟 Highlights: Pompeii Forum, Stabian Baths, Via dell'Abbondanza 🔥 Unique Experiences: See the famous plaster casts, hike Vesuvius for panoramic ruins, stroll ancient streets

#summervacay Capri, located in Italy's Bay of Naples, is the ultimate symbol of "La Dolce Vita." This legendary island boasts stunning natural beauty, from its vibrant blue waters and dramatic cliffs to hidden grottoes like the famous Blue Grotto. Highlights include: Boat tours to see the iconic Faraglioni rock formations and sea caves. Exploring the chic Capri Town with its bustling Piazzetta, and the more tranquil Anacapri. Taking the chairlift to Monte Solaro for unparalleled panoramic views. Strolling through the Gardens of Augustus with views of Via Krupp. Relaxing on picturesque, though often rocky, beaches. Visiting the historical Villa Jovis, Emperor Tiberius's ancient Roman retreat. While Capri is undeniably beautiful and a bit pricey, its unique charm and breathtaking scenery make it an unforgettable destination. #Capri #Italy #IslandLife #LuxuryTravel #BlueGrotto #Faraglioni #LaDolceVita #TravelItaly #CoastalBeauty 🇮🇹💖

#summervacay Naples! This place is genuinely vibrant, chaotic, and utterly captivating – a city you'll both love and perhaps find challenging, but one that always leaves a profound impression. When you come to Naples, you're bound to be swept up by its unique atmosphere. History, art, and daily life are seamlessly intertwined here; walking its streets feels like being in an never-ending drama. Birthplace of Pizza: Even if it's just for the most authentic Neapolitan pizza, you have to come here! There are countless pizzerias on every street and corner, and just picking one at random almost guarantees a delicious meal. Layers of History: Wander through the historic center (a UNESCO World Heritage site), and you'll experience ancient streets, churches, and piazzas where time seems to stand still. Underground Wonders: Explore the Naples Underground (Napoli Sotterranea) – a fascinating network of tunnels, cisterns, and catacombs from ancient Greek and Roman times, full of mystery. Mount Vesuvius's Gaze: The majestic Mount Vesuvius serves as Naples' eternal backdrop, a constant reminder of its proximity to ancient Pompeii and Herculaneum. Authentic Life: The streets might be a bit messy, and the traffic a bit crazy, but it's precisely this raw, unpretentious slice of real life that makes Naples so unique and utterly engaging. In short, Naples is a city that demands to be experienced with an open heart. It will undoubtedly bring you unexpected surprises and leave you with unforgettable memories. #Naples #Napoli #Italy #Pizza #History #UndergroundCity #MountVesuvius #ItalianLife #EuropeTravel #NicheTravel 🇮🇹✨

#5月好去地方2025 Pompeii was built around 600 BC. In 79 AD, due to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii was buried alive overnight. About 20,000 people were buried under 6 meters of volcanic ash. Pompeii was sealed for 1,700 years. Some people say that Pompeii is a dead city wrapped in a time capsule. After the volcanic eruption, Pompeii's time stopped at this moment... It is hard for me to imagine that there were people, settlements and organized cities here two thousand years ago. The ancient city is vast and there are stone roads and chessboard streets along the way. There are shopping streets, restaurants, theaters, bars, bathhouses, and facilities. From this, you can get a glimpse of the past. Follow the male penis indicator and you will arrive at the red light district. The murals clearly depict the situation, which is enough to show the richness of people's lives at that time!

Beneath the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii’s tragic tale still pulses through its preserved streets. In 79 AD, a volcanic eruption buried this vibrant Roman city in ash—freezing it in a single, catastrophic moment. 🔥 The Eruption’s Echo. Walk past plaster casts of victims, their final poses etched in agony. 🏛️ Everyday Life Preserved. From frescoed villas to ancient fast-food counters and pizza shove, the city feels eerily alive. 🌋 Vesuvius Looms. The volcano still watches over the ruins—a silent reminder of nature’s power. - Go early morning to avoid crowds. - Extremely hot going in the summer, bring sunscreen! Pompeii isn’t just ruins—it’s a 2,000-year-old snapshot of life, wealth, and sudden loss. #Gelatravelling #Pompeii #HistoryTravel #RomanEmpire

Nothing better than to enjoy the lemon sorbet while exploring the beautiful coast line of Positano! I have been to Santorini yet Positano holds it own as posses its own unique colourful charm. Be careful of the prices of shops near the coach drop off points. You are more likely to find better prices for the similar items further uphill. So why not take a stroll upwards while enjoying the view? It was sobering at Pompeii while learning its history and seeing the bodies of people who did not manage to escape the volcanic ash was a good reminder of how fleeting life can be.

📍You may not have heard of Procida, but you've definitely seen photos of it: rows of pink, yellow, and blue houses clinging to the hillside facing the sea, as if straight out of a cartoon. This hidden gem in southern Italy is a secret corner of the Bay of Naples. ⛴️How to get there? From Naples Port (Porto di Napoli), take a ferry or speedboat—it takes about 40-60 minutes to reach the island. Recommended ferry companies: Caremar, SNAV. Book tickets online in advance, and during peak season, it's best to catch an early boat. 📸What to do on the island? 🌈Snap away: The most iconic spot is Marina Corricella harbor, a vibrant fishing village that’s guaranteed to be a hit on social media. 🏝️Stroll leisurely: Perfect for wearing flip-flops, sipping lemon granita, and getting happily lost. 🍋Taste summer: The island is famous for its giant lemons—don’t miss the lemon desserts and Limoncello! 📚Literary stop: The movie *The Talented Mr. Ripley* was filmed here—a must-visit for culture lovers. ⚠️Tips: The island has steep slopes and narrow paths, so walking is best. The summer sun is intense—bring sunglasses and sunscreen!

#citypassguide Exploring Naples, Pompeii, and the Amalfi Coast? The Campania ArteCard is your budget-friendly golden ticket to history, culture, and convenient travel — all in one pass! 🔍 What Is It? The Campania ArteCard is a tourist pass that gives you: 🎟️ Free entry to top attractions (first 2 sites free, discounts after) 🚆 Unlimited public transport (on UNICOCampania network) 🏛️ Valid for 3–7 days, with regional or Naples-only versions 🏛️ Top Places Included: Pompeii & Herculaneum National Archaeological Museum of Naples Castel Sant’Elmo + Certosa di San Martino Royal Palace of Naples Paestum and Museo di Capodimonte 💶 Cost Breakdown: 🏙️ Napoli 3-Day Pass – €21 🌍 Campania 3-Day Regional Pass – €32 🏞️ Campania 7-Day Regional Pass – €34 💰 Can save you €50+ if visiting 3+ attractions + using trains! 💡 Money-Saving Tips: Activate it early in the day to maximize hours Use it for Pompeii + Herculaneum — high-value entries! Pair with free museum days (first Sundays) for even more savings Download the ArteCard app for real-time entry info and digital QR pass

Very beautiful But the ticket is too expensive 18 euros #travelcoolexperience #naples