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As part of the Schengen Area, most international travelers can enter Italy for up to 90 days within a 180-day period without a visa for tourism purposes.
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Italy · Europe
Naples, an ancient port city on the Mediterranean Sea, is Italy's third most populous municipality, boasting a vibrant metropolitan area of three million citizens. It offers travelers a rich tapestry of history, art, and culinary delights, from Roman ruins to world-famous pizza.
Naples, an ancient port city on the Mediterranean Sea, is Italy's third most populous municipality, boasting a vibrant metropolitan area of three million citizens.
When you plan it, day 1 and the last day fit your journey from home: a long flight keeps them light.
MorningImmerse yourself in ancient Roman art and marvel at the Veiled Christ. Book Cappella Sansevero tickets in advance.
AfternoonWander the ancient street, explore artisan shops, and enjoy authentic Neapolitan pizza for lunch.
EveningStroll through the grandest square, admire the Royal Palace exterior, and enjoy a historic coffee or aperitivo.
Mainly walking in the historic center. Metro to the Archaeological Museum.
Save money shopping
Where prices are lower than at home, the outlets within reach, and how to get the tax back. Editorial picks; check hours and prices on the official sites before you go.
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Tax-free
VAT refund for non-EU residents
Non-EU residents can reclaim VAT (typically 10–15% back) on purchases above about €70 in one shop, at the airport before leaving the EU. Ask the shop for a tax-free form.
How it works, officiallyCheaper here than at home
Leather, Italian labels, coffee
Florence for leather, the outlet villages for Italian fashion at 30–70% off, and a kilo of good coffee for the price of a cup at home.
Outlet
about 30 minLa Reggia Designer Outlet
Outlet village near the Caserta palace: 140 stores, Italian and sports brands.
Getting there. Shuttle from Naples (Piazza Garibaldi) or train to Marcianise; about 30 minutes.
Sole365supermarket
Popular Neapolitan supermarket chain known for fair everyday prices and local goods.
Mercato Coperto di Coldiretti a Campagna Amicamarket
Indoor farmers market in Fuorigrotta selling regional cheeses, meats, and produce.
Mercato di Pignaseccamarket
Vibrant open-air market in the historic center packed with fresh produce and fish stalls.
La Pignasecca Marketfood market
Naples' oldest and most vibrant open-air food market, located near Montesanto station. It's a sensory overload of fresh produce, seafood, street food, and local delicacies. Great for experiencing local life.
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Visa
As part of the Schengen Area, most international travelers can enter Italy for up to 90 days within a 180-day period without a visa for tourism purposes.
Rules change: check for your passport before you book.
Getting around
Naples has an extensive public transport network including a metro, trams, buses, and funiculars, making it easy to navigate. Walking is also a great way to explore the historic center and many neighborhoods.
What a day costs
Per person, for food, getting around and tickets. Stays and getting there come on top.
Good to know
Always try the local Neapolitan pizza, often considered the best in the world, from a certified pizzeria.
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