Naples · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
12 ways to explore
Compare Naples’ self-guided tours by the time spent doing the activity, not only the headline itinerary.
Timed entry to UNESCO Pompeii with optional audio guide. Pick core city or add suburban villas for a self-paced day.
“One of the best experiences during the trip to Napoli. I loved to walk around these well preserved ruins. It gave me the feeling of going back in time and trying to imagine how people lived these days. It’s really a worth to try experience. I loved it.”
Skip-the-line entry to Pompeii plus an audio guide and map, so you can explore UNESCO ruins at your pace without ticket-counter stress.
“Having our guide was very interesting. He was very good. Can't fault the whole time really I loved it. And the museum.”
Skip-the-line access to UNESCO Pompeii for about two hours, with a phone audio guide and map, plus an optional art historian tour.
“Exchanging the voucher was much easier than I expected. The stand is the Vox stand in front of the cameo factory in Piazza Esedra right at the excavations entrance. We had the fast track entry and it really was -we went right in. I didn't take the time (and was't sure how strong my data signal was) to download the audio guide but I did that after my time in the excavations and enjoyed the descriptions. The audioguide was not a planned itinerary, just a description of various sites. You need a map.”
Skip-the-line entry to Herculaneum with an audio guide and map, so you can explore Roman villas, frescoes, and ash-buried streets.
“Super easy to book, we got there an hour before our booked time slot due to transport but they were more then happy and welcomed us in straight away”
Skip-the-line Pompeii ticket with an offline digital guide app, live map support, and flexible pacing through domus, theaters, and the forum.
“Tourist guide was great, tumorous, excellent customer skills, very patient. Will use him again n deserve a pay increase.”
Skip the ticket line at Naples National Archaeological Museum with an audio guide and world-class Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Farnese treasures.
“The pemcard links didn’t work and that was a Waste of money, the museum was fun though”
Self-guided ticket to Herculaneum, one of the best-preserved Roman towns, with optional audio guide for a haunting day among preserved homes.
“Absolute history of the place. The ability to actually enter buildings where the people lived and worked.”
Explore Pompeii at your pace with a $4.70 smartphone audio tour, 60+ geolocated stops, offline-ready downloads, and reuse forever via ITGUIDES.
“For me a five star experience. Quick and easy installation. Simple app with many descriptions of the most beautiful points of Pompeii. I also took the guide to Herculaneum and Rome”
Self-guided Naples National Archaeological Museum with ITGUIDES audio and offline access. Key stops: Hercules and Venus.
“Good choice. You receive a digital audio guide on the really complete ITGUIDES app. There is also the recently reopened "Campania Romana" collection and "Magna Grecia" which are not present in the audio guide which is sold at the ticket office and which costs more. Really fast customer service. To be purchased a few days before the visit so you can download it calmly and start studying the museum's collections”
Royal Palace of Naples entry with a digital audio guide, plus the Time Gallery and Caruso Museum, with royal gardens views of Vesuvius.
“Good activity for a couple of hours. Breathtaking state rooms. Audio guide is on your mobile phone via QR code”
Skip the Vesuvius entry line with an audio guide and crater hike, plus Naples views. From $29, tickets arrive by WhatsApp.
“Wezuwiusz wspaniałych, choć udawał nieprzystępnego z powodu mgły. Wejście spacerkiem ok. 25min. zejście ok. 17min. Koniecznie opaski na uszy i kapturek. 😉”
Pompeii skip-the-line ticket with audio guide and map. Enter anytime 9-3, explore fresco houses, amphitheater, victims casts, and more.
“The audio was just okay, but we were able to see some very valuable ruins, and since we went in the morning, there weren't many people around, so we were able to take our time looking around. Thank you for the valuable experience.”
