Holidays to Naples

Packages in Naples

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Naples Vacation Packages

This is an area of Campania that approximately 950,000 people reside in.

It lies roughly 7 miles east of Quarto and 120 miles southeast of Rome, the national capital.

One of your guidebook's top tips will no doubt be Ercolano Ruins. Make sure you schedule in some time to admire this iconic attraction.

Escape the adult world and throw yourself into a realm of magic at Magic World Water Park and the Rai Production Center. Want more? Parco degli Uccelli and Le foglie d'Argento Piscine are also highly recommended by parents.

At Naples Aquarium, you and your family can view the mysteries of the sea while standing safely on land.

Housed in habitats along the meandering pathways of the Giardino Zoologico and the Zoo di Napoli, a wide variety of critters will keep your group entertained for hours on end.

You'll enjoy a large variety of plants, trees and flowers as you wander around the expansive grounds of the Botanical Garden of Naples.

Pack a few snacks and enjoy some time to yourself in the peaceful, green surroundings of Villa Comunale and Parco Virgiliano. Vesuvius National Park and Astroni Crater Nature Reserve are two more nice places to while away a lazy day with a good book.

Lago d'Averno is an idyllic place to spot the local wildlife and skim some stones across the water.

On the lookout for a nice bit of coastline? Relish the fresh salty air and shimmering water over at Varcaturo Beach.

Leave your phone in the glove compartment and have a break from the noises of the modern world at Phlegraean Fields and Sibyl's Cave. Nature-loving tourists will also enjoy Royal Park of Capodimonte and Solfatara Crater.

See the world in a different light with a trip to one of the area's well-curated cultural institutions. Meander through the hallways as you check out the different displays at the National Archaeological Museum and the Citta della Scienza. Another two worth considering are the Villa Pignatelli and the National Museum of Capodimonte.

Admire obsolete watercraft models and other interesting artifacts as you navigate through the collection halls at the Museo Del Mare di Napoli.

If you take pleasure in learning about scientific breakthroughs and natural history, Capodimonte Astronomical Observatory ought to be your first stop.

Some visitors think of natural museums as a place to take the children, but the curious collections at the Museo Archeologico Virtuale and the Baia Archaeological Park prove that there's enough to keep the grown-ups busy too. The Museo Archeologico di Pithecusa and the Rione Terra are also well worth a visit.

A haven for lovers of art, this area boasts numerous gallery spaces in which local and international artists can exhibit their wares. Start your explorations of this creative enclave with a stop at the Museo Civico Filangeri and the National Museum of San Martino. Afterwards, if you still have some energy left in the tank, wrap up the afternoon at the Museum Madre and the Galleria Principe di Napoli.

The Flavian Amphitheater and Temple of Serapis are certainly worth paying a visit to, even if you're not a passionate history buff. When it comes to bygone times, the stories are countless. Catacombe di San Gennaro and Castel Sant'Elmo are two more great places to stop by.

Some of the region's most significant families have called Royal Palace and Palazzo delle Arti Napoli "home" over the years. Be sure to take some photos as you admire their impressive architectural features and gorgeous interiors. Palazzo Pignatelli di Monteleone and Palazzo Sanfelice are two more stately homes that have plenty of stories to offer.

You don't need to be royalty to be able to make a trip to Castel Nuovo or Castel dell'Ovo. For even more picturesque sights and historical stories, go and explore Castel Capuano and Castle of the Egg.

Whether you consider yourself a spiritual person or not, you'll be sure to have a nice time at Santa Chiara and San Francesco di Paola. If you want to look at more religious sites, keep your eyes peeled for tours at Cathedral of Naples and Carthusian Monastery of San Martino.

Before you pack up your suitcase and head back home, be sure to check out a few of the area's lesser-known attractions. Two good places to start with are U. S. Consulate and Borgo Marina. If you have the time, also check out the Allied Joint Force Command Naples and Parco Sommerso di Gaiola Area Marina Protetta.

Accommodation in Naples

The Expedia Naples hotels guide shows 315 high-end and budget overnight stay options, so you shouldn't have any problems finding a great place in this highly popular destination.

At the upper end of Naples' options, you'll find a great night's sleep at the Grand Hotel Vesuvio, at Via Partenope, 45, or the Eurostars Hotel Excelsior, at Via Partenope 48. The Hotel Micalo, at Via Riviera di Chiaia, 88, and the Palazzo Magnocavallo B&B, at via francesco girardi 37 are two lower priced options that may be worth investigating if you're after somewhere that's a bit lighter on the wallet.