Naples

If you are looking for the beautiful Naples beaches, you will certainly find them quickly. There are many great coves well hidden in the Posillipo hill that many visitors who go there every year don't even know about. In this article we would like to show you the most beautiful beaches in Naples, which are definitely worth visiting...

From Pompeii to the National Archaeological Museum of Naples: access to 100+ attractions with the official tourist pass of the city!

Naples is a great city to discover. The city in the south of Italy initially exudes chaos in everything from filthy streets to the traffic, but beautiful museums and churches are often hidden behind the facades of the dilapidated buildings. You can easily spend several days to visit all the sights, because not only famous places such as Pompeï, Herculaneum and the Naples underground are worth seeing, but the city of Naples offers you much more than that...

The Volcano of Mount Vesuvius is located southeast of Naples. It is the second largest volcano in Italy, with a height of 1281 meters and a diameter of 8 kilometers. Vesuvius is a stratovolcano and has the shape of a cone. The slopes of stratovolcanoes are steep and have explosive eruptions. The layers are made up of different layers such as solidified lava, tephra and ash...

Street food in Naples is an institution, walking around the city is a real attack on your figure: the places where you can buy delicious food at any time of day. The actual queen of Neapolitan street food is frying, used to prepare both sweet and savory foods, for mouth-watering specialties.

The natural landscapes of Italy are famous all over the world. Each Italian region has a great variety of parks, caves, waterfalls, and other natural sites for all travelers. Some attractions are less known than others, but at Ferryhopper we love to hunt down even the most hidden of places! So, if you’re planning a day trip or a short break away from the hustle and bustle, read on...

Bet You Didn't Know! Here are 100 fun facts that you might not know about Italy, its people, and its history...

How many times did you find yourself in difficult situations while on holiday, just because you couldn’t speak a word of the local language? How many embarrassing scenarios could have been avoided if only you had had a small, yet practical list of useful sentences?

So you’re off to Italy as any good Italy Foodie would be, and it’s time to think about the little things — like hailing a cab, changing money, and ordering food in Italian. If you’re on a group tour, chances are most of these details will be taken care of for you...

There’s nowhere quite like Italy when it comes to ice creams (or gelato, as the locals would call it). Italy is renowned the world over for its ice creams and there isn’t a single city or town you’ll visit in Italy where you won’t find some homemade ice cream parlour...

Street food in Naples is an institution, walking around the city is a real attack on your figure: the places where you can buy delicious food at any time of day. The actual queen of Neapolitan street food is frying, used to prepare both sweet and savory foods, for mouth-watering specialties.

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Your mobile phone can be a crucial travel companion on the road. You can use it to research your next stop, keep friends and family updated on your travels, and book lodging and transport services on the go. But do you know how to use your phone abroad without breaking the bank? Here we outline the different options and expert tips to use your mobile phone without international roaming charges.