Discover Naples’ historic center at your own pace with an audio guide on your phone. Dive into local stories, explore iconic churches and museums, and enjoy exclusive discounts along the way.
We kicked off our day in Naples with the audio guide app already downloaded on our phones—super easy, no extra gadgets to carry. The old city’s streets were buzzing, scooters weaving past, and the smell of fresh sfogliatella from a corner bakery made us pause before even reaching the first stop. The Duomo di San Gennaro was open and free to enter; inside, sunlight filtered through stained glass, and a few locals sat quietly, lighting candles. Our guide’s voice in my ear pointed out details I’d have missed, like the silver bust of San Gennaro tucked behind the altar.
From there, we wandered down Spaccanapoli, dodging delivery carts and chatting students. The Church of Santa Chiara was next—free to enter, but we paid a small fee to see the cloister. Totally worth it for the hand-painted tiles and the quiet garden, especially with the city noise just outside the walls. At Sant’Anna dei Lombardi, the discounted museum ticket got us into the Vasari Sacristy. It’s honestly like stumbling into a mini Sistine Chapel—ceilings packed with color and stories, but without the crowds you’d find in Rome.
We took a break on the steps outside Gesù Nuovo, watching street musicians and people-watching. The Sansevero Chapel was busy (no phones allowed inside), so we listened to the audio guide while waiting in line—smart tip from the app. The Veiled Christ sculpture inside is even more impressive in person than any photo online. Last stop: San Domenico Maggiore. The church is free, but if you want to see the underground rooms, there’s a small charge. By late afternoon, my feet were tired but I felt like I’d actually gotten to know the city—not just the big sights, but the little moments in between.
Nope! Just download the audio guide app to your own smartphone before you start—no extra devices needed.
Most churches are free to enter, but some areas like cloisters or underground routes require a small fee.
You can use your phone for the audio guide everywhere except inside Sansevero Chapel—best to listen while waiting in line there.
Yes, it’s stroller-friendly and works for all fitness levels. The streets can be uneven in places, though.
You’ll get access to a downloadable audio guide app for your smartphone and discounted entry to the Museum of Sant’Anna dei Lombardi—including the Vasari Sacristy. Church entries are mostly free; some special areas have a small fee.
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