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About This Tour
Discovering the Ancient Roots of Naples, a Perfect Grid of Alleys Between Cardines and Decumans
A tour that will introduce you to the most famous street in the city, starting from Spaccanapoli, named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A route that will captivate you with the life, sounds, voices of local people, and the laughter of children. You will learn about the history of the Neapolitan nativity scene as we proceed to San Gregorio Armeno. We will walk through Via dei Tribunali and finally reach Via Duomo, visiting the church that houses the city's oldest paleochristian basilica and the only chapel in the world built by the people, not managed by the clergy, containing the greatest mystery of devout Neapolitan faith, the blood of San Gennaro and part of the Treasure offered and dedicated to him.
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Easy
ACCESSIBILITY LEVEL: Accessible to disabled individuals
MEETING POINT:
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Highlights
- Piazza del Gesù, where the tour will start to explore the historic center
- Spaccanapoli, a long street that divides the city in two, rich in activity and folklore
- San Gregorio Armeno, the famous street of nativity scenes
- Duomo and San Gennaro Chapel, the city's cathedral with an adjoining Chapel dedicated to the patron Saint
What’s Included
- Licensed guide
- Assistance
- Transfers
- Food and Beverage
Tour Plan
Expand allCollapse allPiazza del Gesù
Meeting point where you will meet our guide, who will introduce you to the fascinating history of the square and the unique facade of the Church of the same name
Spaccanapoli
Let's venture into the city's most famous street, a UNESCO heritage site, Spaccanapoli perfectly divides the heart of the historic center for 2km
San Gregorio Armeno
We will walk up the famous street of nativity scenes where we will discover the birth of this ancient craft
Via dei Tribunali
Folkloric major decumanus of the historic center along which we will walk to reach Via Duomo
Duomo and San Gennaro Chapel
We will visit the interiors of the cathedral, divided into three naves, where on the left side we have the remains of the first Neapolitan paleochristian basilica and on the right side, there is the chapel of San Gennaro, a chapel built by the people out of devotion to the Saint
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