Tickets and Attractions in Naples
Naples is a very popular Italian city. People gather here from different parts of Italy, often coming here for one day. I think that in Naples you need to spend at least 3 days, or better a week, because there are so many interesting things in Campania. Read more about the Campania here.
How to get to Naples from UK
The best way to travel to Naples from UK is flight from London. It is fasted and cheapest way: only 2 hours 40 minutes. If you choose a low-cost airline company and buy a ticket in advance, this may turn out to be the cheapest way: ticket price starts from 9.99 euros. Airlines fly from London to Naples from different airports: London Luton Airport, London Stansted Airport (STN), London Heathrow Airport (LHR).
You can also fly to Rome from UK, take a walk around the capital of Italy and travel to Naples by train or bus.
How to get to Naples from Rome
Most often, tourists combine a trip to Rome with a trip to Naples. You can get from Rome to Naples by train, bus and plane.
From Rome to Naples by train
The fastest and cheapest way to get from Rome to Naples is by regional train: only 2.5 hours and 12.65 euros – and now you are admiring the Gulf of Naples! If the schedule of these trains does not suit you, then I advise you to buy tickets in advance: the price for other types of trains can be very high.
From Rome to Naples by bus
Several bus companies travel from Rome to Naples. The trip takes only 2 hours 30 minutes, ticket price starts from 6 euros.
From other Italian cities to Naples
From Venice to Naples can be reached by direct train in 5.5 hours. The ticket price starts from 35 euros.
From Pisa to Naples we go by direct train for 5.5 hours. The ticket price is from 50 euros.
You can get from Milan to Naples in 9 hours, the ticket price starts from 40 euros.
The best way from Reggio Calabria to Naples is direct night train, if you buy tickets in advance – the price can be low.
