Every corner of the city contains works of incalculable artistic and historical value, which is why we offer the visitor the opportunity to build, together with the help of a tour guide of the Campania region, a custom background for the city, so that in half a day you can have a satisfactory view of our magnificent Naples.

You can admire Plebliscito, Castel Nuovo known as the Maschio Angioino, the Teatro di San Carlo and opposite the theater stands the Galleria Umberto I, while in Piazza Trieste e Trento there is the Caffè Gambrinus, the most ancient and famous of the city, where you can stop to taste a good Neapolitan coffee. You can visit the cathedral ela Royal Chapel of St. Gennaro Treasury. Via San Gregorio Armeno, the heart of the artisan Naples and one of the most famous streets of the historic center to the market statues and items for the crib; Piazza del Gesù Nuovo in the monastery of St. Clare with the majolica Cloister of the Poor Clares. One of the most striking points of observation of Naples is the Belvedere di San Martino, so you can take advantage to also visit the Certosa, the National Museum of San Martino and Castel Sant'Elmo. If you wish, instead, take a scenic bus ride, to admire and photograph the beauty of the Gulf of Naples, we will take you to the Belvedere on Via Petrarca.

The private tour continues to Vesuvius. If you do not suffer from vertigo and have no fear high altitudes, if you're brave, fit and looking for breathtaking emotions, then this route is made just for you

The tour, in fact, part of the time of Vesuvius. Vesuvius is a typical example of the volcano "a fence", consists of two overlapping volcanoes, which date back to different eras.

To get to the top of the crater, you have to walk on foot for half an hour, because the parking lot is located 1000 meters from the place. Along the way you will see that, despite the destruction made by the eruptions, the slopes of Vesuvius are thickly grown thanks to the fertility of the soil, in fact, the dominant impression to the landscape comes from the vine. By the Vesuvius Observatory, the view of the coast and the sea is immense and marvelous, extending from the Gulf of Gaeta to the Sorrento Peninsula and Capri. Traveled, however, a marked trail on waste, lapilli, sands and the ashes that are for the most part the cone, you can see that from the rim crater which overlooks the wide chasm from vertical sides where the spectacle, unique in its typically, it is impressive.