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Natural landscapes, history, culture, craftsmanship and culinary art come together in a true identity of beauty: the Amalfi Coast. A Unesco World Heritage Site since 1997, the Amalfi Coast is recognised as having the primacy of blending the western art of the Holy Roman Empire of the West with the sacred art of the Holy Roman Empire of the East. A crossroads for maritime traffic during the early Middle Ages, the area was the trading point for ships coming from Constantinople (today Istanbul) and Rome. A point of intersection of the two vast empires, the Coast has known several invasions and many dominations; hence its artistic blend of classical and Byzantine art that have merged into something unique and never seen before, designed in this coastal strip worthy. Majolica, handicrafts, spices, contaminated classical architecture that smells of the Orient and breathtaking views overlooking the sea; they will characterise your not-to-be-missed experience on the Amalfi Coast.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, southern Italy's Amalfi Coast offers postcard-perfect views, with towering cliffs, lemon and olive groves, and teetering pastel-colored towns. Explore it on this private full-day tour with hotel pickup from Naples or Sorrento. Let your driver handle parking and traffic as you stroll the charming medieval towns of Amalfi, Ravello, and Positano at your own pace.

Explore the wonders of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples with ease on our guided tour (skip-the-line tickets included!), where ancient art and culture come to life! Meet your knowledgeable guide at the museum's entrance, a magnificent sixteenth-century palace. Explore the esteemed Farnese collection, featuring iconic masterpieces like the Hercules and the Bull. Ascend to the upper floors to discover treasures from Pompeii and Herculaneum, including the famous Alexander mosaic. Marvel at detached paintings depicting ancient life and explore the "scandalous" Secret Cabinet, home to provocative erotic art. For museum enthusiasts, the MANN is a must-visit, comparable to renowned institutions like the Vatican Museums and the Louvre. Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of antiquity with our expert guide, promising a journey through time and culture like no other.

A fascinating city that enchants its thousand-year history, its lively culture, and its delicious cuisine. Located on the beautiful Gulf of Naples, this city is a gem of Southern Italy. We will begin our tour with a panoramic walk along the seafront of Naples, admiring the splendid view of the Gulf and the majestic Vesuvius. We will then head towards Piazza del Plebiscito, one of the largest and most spectacular squares in Italy. We will pass through the alleys, which are the beating heart of the city, exploring the historic center. The Spaccanapoli neighborhood is another unmissable attraction, with its narrow streets that divide the historic center into two parts.

Come and see the creation of man's hands on the streets of Naples represented by the idol of Maradona. This tour takes place in the hinterland of the city of Naples, we will spend about 4 hours visiting the most famous murals of Maradona's street art, we divide the murals into three for a short tour: - Maradona in the center of the alleys of Naples who will lift the World Cup, reachable on foot - The gigantic mural of Maradona by Jorit near the outskirts of Naples - the most emotional street art of Maradona with his daughter in the Soccavo area. after the tour of about 2.30 hours, a nice pizza on the seafront of Naples or among the best pizzerias for dinner or lunch.

Our exclusive exploration of the Amalfi Coast unveils its stunning cliffs, enchanting bays, and quaint villages. Discover the charm of Ravello, Amalfi and Sorrento , offering a distinct experience with upscale shops, chic cafes frequented by the global elite, and the hidden gardens of Wagner. Reserve your spot today!

Ideal for Catholic pilgrims or travelers looking to explore outside the tourist circuit in Naples, this private tour visits San Giovanni Rotondo, the hometown of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina in the Apulia region of southern Italy. Visit the Padre Pio Museum and Cultural Center, the Sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie, and San Pio Church–also known as the Sanctuary of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina—designed by famous architect Renzo Piano and the second-largest church in Italy.