The tour will start from the pedestrian tour spots, then you will see:
Via Partenope – a historic street lined with apartment buildings and luxury hotels.
Victoria Square – dedicated to the victory in the Battle of Lepanto, one of the most beautiful squares in Naples.
The Royal Garden (Villa Comunale) – was built in the 1780s by King Ferdinand IV on reclaimed land along the coast between the main part of the city and the small port of Mergellina. Originally, the park was the “Royal Garden,” intended for members of the royal family, but open to the public on special holidays, the Zoological Station – the first in Western Europe, established with funds from zoologist Anton Dorn in 1872.
The Fountain of Partenope – The Fountain of the Giant is located on Via Partenope in the historic center. The construction of the fountain took place in the distant 17th century, and it was built by renowned Italian architects Michelangelo Naccherino and Pietro Bernini.
Posillipo Hill (stop at the famous viewpoint) – a hilly promontory in the northern part of the Bay of Naples. The name is derived from the Greek toponym Pausilypon, meaning “relief from pain.”
View of the bay and Mount Vesuvius – an active volcano, about 15 km from Naples.
View of the Sorrento Peninsula – closing the Bay of Naples from the southeast.
View of the island of Capri – its area is 10 sq.km, and the population is about 15 thousand people.
Villa Rosebery – a monumental complex – one of the main monuments of neoclassicism in the city. The villa was built as a royal residence.
Virgiliano Park – A picturesque park located on Posillipo Hill. The park serves as a green oasis built from tuff. A series of terraces overlooking the entire bay provides the park with a unique set of impressive views.
View of the island of Nisida (Brutus’ residence) – a former volcano, the island has an almost round shape and steep cliffs. In the 16th century, a castle was built over the western cliff, controlling the passage into the Bay of Naples.
View of the Phlegraean Fields – a large volcanic area on the shore of the Bay of Pozzuoli, bounded to the west by a cape.
View of the islands of Ischia – a volcanic island. Also known by the name “Enaria.”
View of the island of Procida – the island is one of the three main islands in the bay, along with Capri and Ischia.
Capo Miseno – a cape marking the northwestern boundary of the Bay of Naples.
Also, if desired, you can stop for lunch at a restaurant recommended by the guide.
