What to see in Naples starting from Casoria

Getting to Naples from Cagrovi Apartments

Casoria-Afragola station is about 0.9 km from the apartments, a twelve-minute walk. From there you can reach Napoli Centrale with the available train connections.

From Piazza Garibaldi you can continue by metro, by other public transport or on foot. To visit the historic centre, the train is often more practical than the car, especially on busier days.

Distances and times are indicative and may vary depending on the route, traffic and means of transport.

Day one — the heart of the historic centre

• Naples Cathedral and Via dei Tribunali
• San Gregorio Armeno and the nativity workshops
• Spaccanapoli, Piazza San Domenico Maggiore and Piazza del Gesù
• Cappella Sansevero and the Veiled Christ, checking opening times and availability in advance
• Santa Chiara complex and a walk through the historic centre

Day two — museums, neighbourhoods and seafront

• National Archaeological Museum of Naples
• Via Toledo and the Spanish Quarters
• Galleria Umberto I and Piazza del Plebiscito
• Seafront, Borgo Marinari and the Castel dell’Ovo area
• Dinner in Chiaia, the centre or the Spanish Quarters

Day three — Capodimonte or Herculaneum

For the third day you can choose between a visit to the northern part of Naples and an archaeological trip outside the city.

• Capodimonte Museum and Royal Park, which can be combined with the Catacombs of San Gennaro
• Herculaneum Archaeological Park, travelling by train or by car
• Alternatively, a slower day between the seafront, Chiaia and the areas not visited on the previous days

Before you set off

• Check the train times on the day of your visit
• Check opening times and availability of the museums and attractions you have chosen
• Book places with limited access in advance
• In the historic centre many stops are within walking distance
• To get around the city, train and metro are often more practical than the car

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