Travel by train from Naples to Venice
from 35,9 €

Naples is one of the oldest cities in Italy, and one of the richest in history, culture and traditions. Founded by the Greeks in the 10th century BC and then conquered by the Romans, the city has kept its artistic treasures intact, as evidenced by its UNESCO World Heritage old town.

Start your visit to Naples with its main square, Piazza del Plebiscito, where some of the city's most famous buildings are located, such as the Teatro San Carlo, the Royal Palace and the Church of San Francesco di Paola. If you want to visit one of the world's largest architectural complexes, don't miss the Maschio Angioino complex and the Castel dell'Ovo, home to one of the oldest castles in Naples. Not to be missed is also the Basilica of Santa Chiara, with its frescoes by Giotto, and the National Archaeological Museum, where some of Italy's most important archaeological finds are preserved.

Naples is also known for its places of entertainment, such as the famous Quartiere Spagnolo, with its shops, restaurants, nightclubs and lively nightlife. Another area of great interest is the Vomero, where you will find some of the city's most famous museums, such as the National Museum of Capodimonte and the Museum of San Martino.

To taste local delicacies, Naples offers a wide choice of traditional Neapolitan cuisine such as the famous Neapolitan pizza, pasta alla genovese, eggplant parmigiana, Neapolitan ragù and many other delicacies. For an evening of taste, don't miss the opportunity to taste some of the delicious local specialties such as the famous Neapolitan sweets such as sfogliatella, babà or almond and chocolate pastries.

To reach Naples by train, there is no better way than to choose Italo. With its modern and comfortable trains, Italo offers a fast and economical travel solution, ideal even for a single day of visit. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Naples now!

Take the train to visit Venice, the most romantic city in Italy. A city by the sea, Venice is truly magical, with its canals and alleys, noble palaces and art. Here, beauty is a must. For the first day, start exploring with St. Mark’s Square, the city’s symbol hosting the St. Mark’s Basilica, the Bell Tower, and the Doge’s Palace, where you can admire paintings and sculptures by Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese and Bellini. From St. Mark’s Square, take a walk to the Accademia Gallery to admire the inspiration behind the greatest Venetian artists, from Carpaccio to Giorgione. Another must-see is Murano Island, home of one of the oldest crafts in the world, glass-making. Don’t miss the Bridge of Sighs, the Arsenale, the Correr Museum and St. George Major Island with its imposing church. To enjoy the unique landscape of Venice in the evening, hop on a gondola and admire the canals illuminated by the moon.

To try the most authentic local cuisine, go to one of the numerous trattorias of the city, offering delicious dishes like the Venetian-style cod, the biga coi fasoi and the famous Venetian-style liver. For a more gourmet experience, look for one of the many starred restaurants, such as Alle Testiere or Le Calandre, offering an array of innovative dishes inspired by local tradition. Don’t forget to try the cicchetti, small specialties such as codfish croquettes or potato croquettes, accompanied by a glass of good local wine. If you don’t have time to spare, there are also traditional bacari, bars where you can order a small glass of wine with a bite-sized food sample.

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