Top Naples Tickets & Passes

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The National Archaeological Museum of Naples is a must-see destination for art lovers. The museum’s collection contains an array of Greek and Roman masterpieces, including sculptures from Pompeii and Herculaneum. Get up close and personal to the archaeological treasures, and explore at your leisure, when you purchase this ticket. Skip-the-line access will help you beat the crowds, while securing guaranteed admission in advance means one fewer travel worry.

The National Archaeological Museum in Naples, home to one of the world’s finest collections of Greek and Roman artifacts in the world, is among the city’s highlights. Avoid the long line at the museum entrance by booking your ticket in advance and use the time you save to admire the 3,000 artifacts recovered at Pompeii and Herculaneum. Redeem your ticket at a dedicated ticket window with your smartphone.

The spectacular Capodimonte Museum—home to over 100 paintings by artists including Raphael, Titian, and Caravaggio—is one of Naples’ premier collections of art. Skip past the crowd at the entrance to this popular museum by booking your ticket in advance and take in the vast palace filled with paintings, sculptures, porcelain, and decorative arts at your own pace. Redeem your ticket directly from your smartphone at a dedicated ticket window.

Sansevero’s Veiled Christ is one of the greatest sculptures of all time. Since the eighteenth century, travellers of all levels of distinction have come to contemplate this artistic miracle, to be disconcerted and enraptured by it. One of its innumerable admirers was Antonio Canova, who tried to buy it during his stay in Naples, and legend has it that he swore he would have given ten years of his life to have been the sculptor of this incomparable marble. The fame of the Veiled Christ is growing every day. A survey carried out during the seventeenth edition of the Galassia Gutenberg Book Fair (April 2006) raised it to the level of monument symbolising Naples. Lastly, in the spring of 2008, the Campania Regional Authority chose the photo of Sansevero’s Christ for its publicity campaign aiming to give new impetus to the city’s image, severely damaged by the well-known refuse emergency.

Visit the Versailles of Italy with this entrance ticket to see the Royal Palace of Caserta outside Naples. Tour the opulent palace that was once a private home of the Bourbon Kings and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See the royal apartments, galleries of paintings and the Palatine Chapel before you stroll the magnificent gardens.

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.

Set sail for the idyllic Italian island of Capri on this full-day tour, including round-trip jetfoil transfers from Naples or Sorrento. Travel around the island by minibus, taking in the views along the famous 'Mamma Mia' road. Stop to browse the handicraft stores of Anacapri and soak up the atmosphere in buzzing La Piazzetta. Top it off with a visit to the Blue Grotto and a funicular ride to Marina Grande.

Naples is Italy’s third-largest city, but with so much to see, it’s hard to know where to start. This small-group walking tour is ideal for first-time visitors or those short on time, exploring the UNESCO-listed center and checking off top attractions such as the New Castle, Piazza Plebiscito, the Fountain of Neptune, and much more. Upgrade to a private tour for just you and your party.

Visit two of Italy’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed attractions on this full-day shore excursion from Naples. Journey along the picturesque Amalfi Coast; enjoy free time to explore the hilltop towns of Positano and Sorrento; then marvel at the archeological wonders of ancient Pompeii on a guided tour.

Explore the underground tunnels beneath Naples with this entrance ticket to Galleria Borbonica. Learn about the history of the tunnels including their origins in the 1850s and how they were used as a military hospital during World War 2. Descend 33 yards beneath the surface to see an air bomb shelter, statues from the Fascist period, and historic cars.

Widen your sightseeing net while making the most of your time in Naples with skip-the-line entry to the San Martino National Museum and Charterhouse. Save time with priority admission to this 14th-century monastery complex, perched on a city hilltop. Admire the cloisters and stunning religious art and architecture; trace Naples’ history through the rich museum collection; and enjoy sweeping views from the terraced gardens.

Prebook your admission with skip the line access to the Capodimonte Museum. This means you have more time to visit one of southern Italy’s largest art galleries—three floors and more than 160 rooms inside a grand Bourbon palazzo. There’s a small collection of modern art including works by Andy Warhol, but most come to see the vast Farnese collection and Caravaggio’s The Flagellation of Christ.

Wander amid the ancient ruins of Herculaneum with this entrance ticket to the archaeological site. Buried by the Mt. Vesuvius eruption of AD 79 like the nearby city of Pompeii, the ancient city was preserved for centuries by volcanic mud and dust, so exploring it today is like stepping back in time to Roman days. Skip past the main entrance line with your fast-access ticket, then explore the ruins of Roman bakeries, thermal baths, and houses at your own pace.

Home to the Neapolitan monarchy for more than three centuries, and an architectural marvel in its own right, the Royal Palace of Naples is a highlight stop for visitors to the southern Italian city. With an advance ticket in hand, you won’t just have guaranteed admission to the palace—you’ll also beat the crowds with special, skip-the-line access. Your ticket additionally grants you admission to the venue’s temporary exhibitions.

The cult of the Souls in Purgatory is one of the main faces of the city of Naples. Visiting the Church of Santa Luciella means getting to know the bowels of the city and supporting a social project of great value. The church with its basement is a hidden gem, off the beaten track.

Perched on a hilltop above Naples, Saint Elmo’s Castle offers incredible views over the city and the Bay of Naples below. Enjoy priority access with this skip-the-line entrance ticket and explore the 14th-century fortress, peek inside the historic Saint Elmo chapel, and walk the ramparts.

The UNESCO-listed Royal Palace of Caserta is the largest royal residence in the world and and among the most-visited monuments in southern Italy. Lines can be long to enter, so book your ticket in advance to avoid a delay and instead dedicate your time to exploring the opulent palace and grounds. Show your voucher via your smartphone at the dedicated ticket window to avoid the hassle of a printed ticket.

One of the largest and most important art museums in Italy, Capodimonte can be daunting to first-time visitors. Avoid feeling overwhelmed and instead enjoy the highlights of its impressive collection of works by Titian, Raphael, Caravaggio, and others with this private tour. Skip-the-line tickets will avoid delays to enter, so you can dedicate more time to the masterpieces inside.

Set in on Vomero Hill overlooking Naples and its bay, the Certosa di San Martino is home to the city’s most important collection of Neapolitan art from the 15th and 19th centuries. Book your ticket in advance and skip past the line at the entrance of this former monastery to spend more time taking in the collection. Redeem your ticket directly from your smartphone without the hassle of printing.

The vast collection of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples can be hard to interpret to the untrained eye. With this guided tour, take a deep dive into the art and culture of the ancient world by taking in its Greek and Roman statues, frescoes, mosaics, and artifacts with an archaeologist guide, offering insights into the treasures uncovered at Herculaneum and Pompeii; the Farnese Collection; and the Gabinetto Segreto.

The Baroque Palazzo Zevallos Stigliano set along Naples’ bustling Via Toledo is home to Caravaggio’s spectacular “Martyrdom of Saint Ursula” (1610), thought to be the painter’s final work. Book your ticket in advance to visit the gallery and take in this and other masterpieces without the delay of purchasing tickets at the entrance. Redeem your ticket easily directly from your smartphone at a dedicated ticket window.