Guided Tour of Naples Dedicated to Maradona by Train from Rome

With a high-speed train, you can get to Naples' city center comfortably in just 1.15 hours and then enjoy a morning or afternoon city tour. Your guide, a local expert who knows all about the city's peculiarities, will take you on a journey to discover the magnificence of Naples. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for you to stroll through the streets that are the lifeblood of the city, and your guide will show you the locations that represent the unbreakable tie between Maradona and Naples.

Begin your tour in Piazza Plebiscito and, following that, visit the Umberto I Gallery before arriving at the renowned Spanish Quarters. Every nook and cranny of this amazing city bears witness to the residents' ardent devotion to Maradona. He is widely regarded as a hero for bringing the city's first championship trophy and raising Naples' reputation abroad. The passing of the "Pibe de Oro" is attested to by the entire city of Naples.

He is considered the God of Naples. The fact is pretty apparent in the paintings on the city walls or the "Maradona's balloons" and fireworks. He was undoubtedly one of the select group of legendary sports figures who were able to construct a real cultural phenomenon, draw large crowds, and enthrall people from all walks of life. Naples now has a spectacular museum devoted to him because of street art. You now have the chance to visit it with one of our tour guides since it is an outdoor one!

On this trip, you'll get to see two places that each fan must see: Vico Lungo Gelso and Piazza Maradona in the way of Emanuele De Deo. In fact, you may see the most well-known paintings honoring Pibe de Oro here in all their grandeur and awe. Marvel at the ceramic mosaic, provided by two Italian-French artists, and the stencil painted by the Argentinian street artist San Spiga, intended to mark the 30 years anniversary of the first title won by Napoli and Maradona.

Another full-length stencil of Maradona with his renowned talent and superb technique is placed next to this one.

As the tour continues to Emanuele de Deo (Piazzetta Diego Armando Maradona), take a moment to stop and look at the iconic painting honoring the winner of Napoli's second Scudetto victory in 1990. This artwork has become a true pilgrimage site for supporters and followers.

Depending on the day reserved, there will be free time before or after the trip to explore other local attractions, sample the renowned Neapolitan pizza, or sip a drink of Limoncello.

Prepare to board your train to return to Rome at the appointed hour, laden with priceless memories of your memorable vacation with us!

Itinerary

Piazza del Plebiscito | Galleria Umberto I | Quartieri Spagnoli | Vico Lungo Gelso | Piazza Maradona (Via Emanuele de Deo)