Naples Landmarks

Tickets to Historic Sites, Ruins and Monuments Around Naples

Bourbon Gallery: Guided tour

4.6 (45)

From 16.50 €

Guided tour of the catacombs of San Gennaro

4.7 (55)

From 13.91 €

Herculaneum: Guided Tour + Round-trip Journey from Naples

4.7 (15)

From 74.20 €

Herculaneum: Entrance Ticket + Guided Tour

4.7 (26)

From 37.10 €

Herculaneum: Entrance Ticket

4.6 (35)

From 20.48 €

Naples Underground: Skip-the-line Ticket + Guided Tour

4.6 (60)

From 18.90 €

Sansevero Chapel: Entrance Ticket + Guided Tour

From 16.05 €

Royal Palace of Caserta: Skip-the-Line Ticket + Guided Tour

From 21.20 €

National Archaeological Museum of Naples: Entrance with Pemcards

4.6 (39)

From 24.00 €

San Lorenzo Maggiore Complex: Reserved Admission to La Neapolis Sotterrata

From 10.50 €

Paestum Archaeological Park: Skip the line and guided tour

From 42.27 €

Naples' landmarks span Roman ruins preserved by Vesuvius, Greek temples, a royal palace, historic chapels and a network of tunnels hidden beneath the old town.

Which Naples Landmark Should You Visit?

A Roman Town Frozen in Time

Herculaneum was preserved by the eruption of Vesuvius, and your ticket lets you explore its mosaics, frescoes and streets at your own pace with a downloadable audio guide.

A Masterpiece in Marble

The Sansevero Chapel is home to the Veiled Christ and the mysterious Anatomical Machines, explained on a guided tour of about 35 minutes.

Palace Life

Skip-the-line entry and an expert guide take you through the royal apartments of the Royal Palace of Caserta.

Temples Older Than Rome

Paestum's Greek temples date to the 6th and 5th centuries BCE, and an archaeologist guides you around the Temple of Neptune, the Temple of Ceres and the basilica.

Layers of History

San Lorenzo Maggiore pairs a historic basilica with the remains of a Roman marketplace beneath it, explored with a multilingual audio guide.

Good to Know Before You Go

Churches and chapels such as San Lorenzo Maggiore ask visitors to cover their shoulders and knees.

Herculaneum is reached by Circumvesuviana train from Naples Garibaldi to Ercolano Scavi, or with a tour that includes round-trip transport.

Last entry at Herculaneum is an hour and a half before closing, so start early if you want plenty of time among the ruins.

Herculaneum and the Sansevero Chapel are partly wheelchair accessible, but most underground landmarks involve many steps.

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FAQs about Naples Landmarks

What are the must-see landmarks in and around Naples?

Highlights include the ruins of Herculaneum, the Sansevero Chapel, San Lorenzo Maggiore and the tunnels of Napoli Sotterranea, with Paestum and the Royal Palace of Caserta within reach for a day trip.

How do I get to Herculaneum from Naples?

Take the Circumvesuviana train from Naples Garibaldi to Ercolano Scavi, or book a guided tour or bus transfer that includes the round trip.

Is there a dress code at religious landmarks?

Yes. Some churches, including San Lorenzo Maggiore, require covered shoulders and knees.

Are Naples landmarks wheelchair accessible?

Some are. Herculaneum and the Sansevero Chapel are partly accessible, while most underground sites and the archaeological area at San Lorenzo Maggiore are not.

Should I book landmark tickets in advance?

It's a good idea. Several tickets include skip-the-line or priority entry, which saves time at busy sites, and booking ahead secures your preferred slot.