Naples Historic Buildings, Religious + Theme Parks Pictures

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Classic architecture, a rich history, traditional pizza and underground caves make this Italian city a fascinating destination.

Naples’ own version of the Pantheon in Rome is a star attraction in the outstanding Piazza del Plebiscito.

This 16th-century chapel showcases Italian religious art, from marble sculptures to eerie anatomical creations. 

Originally a palace, until its conversion to a house of worship by the Jesuits, this church is considered to be one of the most historically significant in Naples.

Naples’ own version of the Pantheon in Rome is a star attraction in the outstanding Piazza del Plebiscito.

Dominated by the magnificent Castel Nuovo, Naples’ largest town square is close to many of the city’s most impressive sights.

This 16th-century chapel showcases Italian religious art, from marble sculptures to eerie anatomical creations. 

Dominated by the magnificent Castel Nuovo, Naples’ largest town square is close to many of the city’s most impressive sights.

Surrounded by palaces and a 13th-century church, this historic square is a great place to have coffee and a pastry and watch how the locals relax.

Naples’ own version of the Pantheon in Rome is a star attraction in the outstanding Piazza del Plebiscito.

Less busy and more manageable than its neighbor Pompeii, this site at the base of Mount Vesuvius is full of archaeological and cultural marvels.

This 16th-century chapel showcases Italian religious art, from marble sculptures to eerie anatomical creations. 

This 16th-century chapel showcases Italian religious art, from marble sculptures to eerie anatomical creations. 

Dominated by the magnificent Castel Nuovo, Naples’ largest town square is close to many of the city’s most impressive sights.

Surrounded by palaces and a 13th-century church, this historic square is a great place to have coffee and a pastry and watch how the locals relax.

Naples’ own version of the Pantheon in Rome is a star attraction in the outstanding Piazza del Plebiscito.

Take a walk through this beautifully preserved royal building with its gold ceilings and opulent furniture. 

Set in one of Naples’ most attractive squares, this Gothic church contains fabulous frescoes by Cavallini and the tombs of several Italian royals.

Less busy and more manageable than its neighbor Pompeii, this site at the base of Mount Vesuvius is full of archaeological and cultural marvels.

This 16th-century chapel showcases Italian religious art, from marble sculptures to eerie anatomical creations. 

This coastal stone castle in the old fishing village of Borgo del Marini offers panoramic views towards central Naples and Mount Vesuvius.

Less busy and more manageable than its neighbor Pompeii, this site at the base of Mount Vesuvius is full of archaeological and cultural marvels.