Meeting point with guide at the cruise terminal. From the Castel Nuovo, well known as Maschio Angioino Castle, we will walk trough the timeless beauty of the monumental side of the city: admiring its façades from the Royal Palace, the S.Carlo Opera House, the Plebiscito Square, the church of S. Francesco di Paola, entering the Galleria Umberto I,  to Piazza del Gesù.
We will proceeding down to Spaccanapoli , Spaccanapoli refers to the succession of streets that divides Naples's historic district into two equal halves (spacca means "cracks"). The oldest part of town, it dates back to Greek and Roman times and has been the city's heart ever since.
If you have an half day in Naples, you should definitely dedicate it to this area: Along SpaccaNapoli and its cross streets, you will find Naples's most interesting artistic and cultural highlights, including the city's best churches, as well as notable small shops and traditional craftsmakers.