Top Naples Rail Tours - page 2

Discover the most beautiful places in Venice in just one day during this magnificent private trip from Naples. Travel in comfort on a high-speed train and hit all the major attractions, from Piazza San Marco to the Grand Canal, with a private guide at hand to give you a rich historical account of the city and the world's most beloved lagoon. Step off the train and into a world like no other. This walking tour of Venice is designed for travelers arriving from Naples, offering the perfect introduction to the city’s timeless beauty, rich history, and one-of-a-kind charm—all in just a few hours. Meet your expert local guide at the meeting point inside Venice Santa Lucia Train Station, then set off on foot to explore Venice’s most iconic landmarks and hidden corners. As you wander through winding alleyways and over charming canals, your guide will reveal the layers of Venice's history, from its Byzantine roots to its role in art, trade, and architecture.

Pompeii is the most famous archaeological site in southern Italy, but the nearby ruins of the Roman city of Herculaneum are more compact and less crowded—the ideal combination for younger visitors. With this family-focused tour, learn about the history, culture and daily life of ancient Rome through entertaining activities and games while exploring the spectacularly preserved city with a kid-friendly archaeologist guide.

A journey back in time in the luxurious Herculaneum, the pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea, destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. The city was, unlike Pompeii with a commercial vocation, a real resort of the Roman aristocracy that lived along the coast of Campania. Unlike Pompeii, Herculaneum was covered by liquid pyroclastic material, which, solidifying, covered the city under a layer of 20 and more meters of volcanic rock. The high temperatures of the burning clouds that hit the city charred organic materials, which is why the remains of the wooden beams of the buildings, the stairs, the furniture, the ropes, found in the city since the first excavations of 1738 are still visible . Today only a small area of the city can be visited, while 80% of its surface still lies under the volcanic rock. But what can be visited gives us a clear indication of the high social level of its population.

Step into a hidden world where modern design meets centuries of Neapolitan history. Beneath the vibrant streets of Naples lies one of the most extraordinary underground art galleries in Europe — the Naples Metro “Stations of Art.” Each station is a masterpiece, created by world-renowned architects and artists like Gae Aulenti, Karim Rashid, and Oscar Tusquets Blanca. As you travel between stops, colorful mosaics, sculptures, and light installations transform an ordinary metro ride into a moving art exhibition. Your guide will reveal the stories behind these stunning creations — symbols of rebirth, beauty, and identity for the city. From Toledo, voted one of the most beautiful metro stations in the world, to Università and Museo, every stop unveils a new chapter of contemporary creativity intertwined with ancient heritage. A journey underground, but an elevation of the senses — where art meets travel in the beating heart of Naples.

Are you in Rome and longing for a full day in Capri? Look no further! Our small group tour offers the perfect escape. Catch a fast train from Rome to Naples, arriving in just one hour. From Naples Central Station, head to the main port, Molo Beverello, where your guide eagerly awaits to board a fast ferry to Capri. Once in Capri, embark on a scenic drive on a shuttle bus along picturesque routes, including the famous Mamma Mia Road. First, visit the beautiful Blue Grotto (weather permitting). Next, venture to Anacapri, take a leisurely stroll through the quiet alleys and don't miss the chance to visit Villa San Michele or ascend Monte Solaro via chairlift. After a delicious lunch, discover Capri's main town and La Piazzetta, the island's bustling heart. Conclude your tour with a return to Marina Grande, where you can relax on the beach and catch the fast ferry back to Naples. Before departing for Rome, do not forget to try an authentic Pizza!

Explore the Amalfi Coast on this budget-friendly group tour from Naples, designed for travelers looking for a mix of set activities and free time. This semi-guided trip takes you to the seaside towns of Sorrento and Naples, UNESCO-listed Pompeii, and sunny Positano. Spend three nights at a camping village on the cliffs of Sorrento. Book with a few friends, or enjoy this adventure on your own and meet other travelers.

After your cruise ship docks in Naples, take the lead on this small-group tour of the Amalfi Coast. Decide where you stop and for how long; you'll be ferried along the coastal road by a guide and driver who knows the ins and outs of the region. Stops can include Sorrento, Amalfi, Ravello, and Positano.

Visit four stunning attractions on this full-day private tour of the Amalfi Coast, from Naples. Sample sugary-sweet limoncello in a Sorrento factory, stroll through the postcard-perfect towns of Positano and Amalfi, and soak up panoramic seaside views from the hilltop villas of Ravello. Guided day trips include door-to-door port or hotel transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Visiting Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast from Rome by public transportation is stressful and time-consuming. Save hours with this tour that pairs the high-speed train with a private driver. Hop on the train in Rome to Naples, where your driver will pick you up for your guided tour of Pompeii. Then head to the Amalfi Coast for free time in Positano and Amalfi before catching the train back to Rome.

The Royal Palace of Caserta revolutionized the world architecture thanks to the genius of Luigi Vanvitelli, who designed it in the XVIII century. It was built by initiative of the king Charles of Bourbon as the new administrative center of the Kingdom of Naples, taking as a model the Palace of Versailles. The guided tour starts in the Old Apartment, inhabited by Ferdinand IV and Maria Carolina, with its numerous rooms painted by the court artists; then you see the New Apartment, with its impressive throne room where the king received delegations and ambassadors. On demand it’s possible to extend the tour visiting the Park, to admire the fountains of the Italian Garden and the romantic landscape of the English Garden.