Italy · Street Food

2-Hour Naples Art and Street Food Tour through Historic Squares

2 Hours Round trip from Piazza Trieste e Trento Easy pace

Enjoy the art and the typical Neapolitan Street food

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore historic squares such as Piazza del Gesù and Piazza San Domenico
02 Visit important churches including Santa Chiara, Il Gesù Nuovo, and San Domenico Maggiore
03 Taste authentic Neapolitan street food, from original pizza to Neapolitan fries
04 Enjoy classic local sweets such as babà, sfogliatella, and handmade ice cream
05 Sip a short, strong, creamy Neapolitan espresso

In the heart of Naples, history, art, beauty, people, and traditions come together in a unique atmosphere. As you walk through the typical narrow streets, you will be surrounded by churches and historic buildings where daily life has continued through the centuries. The tour crosses remarkable squares such as Piazza del Gesù and Piazza San Domenico, home to important churches including Santa Chiara, Il Gesù Nuovo, and San Domenico Maggiore. Along the way, you will also enjoy typical Neapolitan street food, choosing step by step between delicious savoury and sweet specialties.

A short, strong, creamy espresso is a true pleasure for the palate.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Naples

Languages English, Italian, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Naples Art and Street Food Experience

During the tour, you will enjoy art and typical Neapolitan street food. Step by step, you can choose between delicious savoury and sweet specialties.
First of all, you cannot miss the queen of Neapolitan food: the original pizza. But remember, this is only the beginning, because you will also have to try Neapolitan fries.
Another typical food to taste is taralli, made with flour and almonds and shaped in their traditional round form.
You can then move on to sweets, with typical Neapolitan cakes such as babà and sfogliatella, as well as handmade ice cream. As for drinks, coffee is the king of Neapolitan beverages.
A short, strong, creamy espresso is a true pleasure for the palate.