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Explore Naples in a day from Rome with high-speed train travel, underground tours, and authentic pizza—perfect for those seeking a quick yet comprehensive experience.
Visitors seeking a full-day adventure from Rome to Naples will find this tour offers a seamless experience with round-trip high-speed train tickets included. Priced at $263.40 per person and lasting approximately 12 hours, it combines modern transportation with a deep dive into Naples’ underground sites and vibrant streets. The tour is especially convenient for those who prefer to avoid the hassle of independent travel while enjoying guided highlights and free time to explore. It suits travelers who appreciate history, authentic food, and a well-organized schedule but should be aware that timings and pace may not suit those looking for in-depth guided visits at every stop.
While the tour includes several engaging activities, reviews suggest some limitations regarding the level of guided support during free exploration. Still, the high-speed train journey and unique underground tour stand out as key features that make this trip a practical and interesting choice.


The tour begins early at Roma Termini train station, where the Touristation staff assist travelers at the Italo Lounge Club on the station’s first floor. Here, travelers receive their round-trip high-speed train tickets, setting the stage for a swift and comfortable journey to Naples, which takes just over an hour. The convenience of Italo’s high-speed trains ensures travelers arrive in Naples with plenty of time to explore.
The departure is scheduled for 7:30 am, giving a full day to see the highlights. The group remains small, with a maximum of 15 travelers, helping keep the experience personalized and manageable.
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The underground tour, included in the itinerary, is a highlight of this trip. The Napoli Sotterranea experience spans 2 hours, guiding visitors through ancient Greek and Roman structures, aqueducts, and hidden passageways buried beneath the city streets. This reserved entrance allows for an in-depth look at over 2,500 years of history, offering a perspective on Naples that is rarely seen from street level.
The underground tour is led by knowledgeable guides and is considered an extraordinary part of the experience. It’s suitable for those with moderate physical fitness, given some walking and navigating underground passages.

After the underground adventure, the tour visits Spaccanapoli, a narrow street that divides the historic center and buzzes with activity. Over 3 hours, visitors can soak in the lively atmosphere, browse shops, and enjoy the authentic charm of this vibrant street. The area is perfect for those who want to see local life and get a feel for traditional Neapolitan culture.
This stop offers a free exploration period, giving flexibility to stroll, shop, or relax. It’s a lively part of the city, but visitors should be prepared for crowds and busy streets.

A true highlight is the opportunity to savor a traditional Neapolitan pizza at a local pizzeria. While the tour does not specify the restaurant, the inclusion of this culinary experience ensures visitors enjoy authentic flavors and quality at a famous pizza spot. This meal provides a delicious break and a taste of Naples’ culinary reputation.

Next, the tour visits the Quartieri Spagnoli, a neighborhood originally built in the 16th century for Spanish soldiers. Over 2 hours, visitors walk through this lively area, now known for its vibrant atmosphere and authentic local life. The neighborhood is a great place to observe daily Neapolitan life, with colorful streets and bustling marketplaces.
This stop emphasizes the city’s historic roots and offers a contrast to the underground and street walking portions. It suits those interested in authentic neighborhoods and local culture.

The trip concludes with a 2-hour visit to Mergellina, a peaceful seaside district offering stunning views of the Gulf of Naples, Mount Vesuvius, and nearby islands. Here, visitors can enjoy a tranquil atmosphere, take photos of the bay, and appreciate the scenic beauty that surrounds Naples.
Mergellina provides a welcome change of pace, especially after a busy day exploring streets and underground sites. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate scenic vistas or want some downtime before heading back to Rome.

In the evening, the tour group boards the high-speed train back to Rome. The return journey offers comfortable travel after a full day of sightseeing, giving travelers time to reflect on the experiences. The train schedule is aligned to ensure arrival back at Roma Termini at a reasonable hour, completing a well-structured day trip.

This tour operates with a maximum of 15 travelers, ensuring a more intimate experience. The meeting point at Piazza dei Cinquecento is easy to reach via public transportation. The tour is suitable for individuals with moderate physical fitness and is designed to be efficient, with allocated times for guided and free exploration.
Notably, the tour does not include hotel pickup, additional guided tours at other sites, or entrance fees for attractions outside Napoli Sotterranea. Travelers should plan to wear comfortable footwear and be prepared for walking.
One review highlights that the tour may lack comprehensive guided support during free time, with no guides available for city highlights outside the underground tour. Also, some travelers might find the pace too brisk if they wish for more in-depth visits at each stop. The price includes transportation, underground tour, and some entrance fees, but additional attractions require separate tickets.
This 12-hour tour offers a practical way to experience Naples’ underground history, vibrant streets, and scenic coastline from Rome. The high-speed train component makes the journey swift, allowing more time for sightseeing. The underground tour and local pizza are definite highlights, providing memorable moments in Naples.
While the experience might not satisfy those seeking comprehensive guided city tours at every stop, it’s well-suited for travelers who value structured transportation, a mix of guided and free time, and a taste of Naples’ authentic atmosphere. The overall rating of 3.5/5 reflects a solid experience with room for improvement in guided support and pacing.
“This is not a trip I would recommend that anyone book. Better to have a guide to show you some city highlights via car. We had to book a taxi fo…”
Is this tour suitable for all physical fitness levels?
Yes, the tour requires moderate physical fitness due to walking and underground exploration but does not involve strenuous activity.
Do I need to book additional tickets for attractions?
No, the Napoli Sotterranea guided tour is included, but other attractions or sites you wish to visit independently may require additional tickets.
How long is the train journey from Rome to Naples?
The high-speed train takes just over an hour, making it a quick and comfortable way to travel.
What is included in the tour price?
The price covers round-trip train tickets, reserved underground entrance, guided underground tour, Hop On Hop Off bus in Naples, and some free time for personal exploration.
Are meals included?
The tour includes time for a Neapolitan pizza at a local pizzeria, but the meal itself isn’t pre-arranged or included in the price.
Can I customize my experience?
No, the tour follows a preset itinerary with specific stops, and additional customization is limited.
What is the maximum group size?
The tour operates with a maximum of 15 travelers, ensuring a smaller group experience.
What happens in case of bad weather?
The tour requires good weather to proceed; if canceled, travelers are offered a different date or full refund.
Is there any hotel pickup included?
No, transportation to and from the meeting point is not included, so travelers should plan to reach Piazza dei Cinquecento independently.
Would you recommend this tour?
It offers a practical, well-organized way to see Naples in a day, especially for those interested in underground history, street life, and scenic views, but it may not satisfy those seeking comprehensive guided tours at each site.