• Duomo di Napoli - The most important church of Naples… And even one of the oldest! You’ll see the gothic foundation of the cathedral… Inside of the cathedral! A real trip to the history of the town
• San Giorgio Maggiore Church - We’ll admire the early Christian apse (one of the few surviving examples in the city) and the medieval remains in the back the high altar.
• Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore - The seat of the Chapter of the City and the burial place of the Knights of the order of the Templars or the Knot
• Universita degli Studi di Napoli Federico II - The magnificent Federico II University, commissioned by the Teutonic Swabian Emperor Federico II and is considered the oldest secular and public university in the world
• Chiesa di Sant’Eligio Maggiore - The oldest gothic church in town: the medieval shapes are originals and never changed during centuries.

• 2.5-hour guided tour with a professional tourist guide

The exploration of medieval Naples commences from the city’s main church, widely known as ‘San Gennaro’ for preserving his remains and his blood. As we unravel the mysteries hidden amidst the tombs and gothic engravings, our voyage leads us to the quaint gem: San Giorgio Maggiore, where we have the chance to gaze upon the archaic Christian apse. Our next stopover is at the Church of San Lorenzo Maggiore, the final resting place of the Templar Knights or the Knot. As we traverse via San Gregorio Armeno, renowned for shepherds and nativity scenes, we reach the glorious University of Federico II, established by the German Swabian Emperor Federico II, recognized as the earliest secular and public university globally. Our expedition concludes at the impressive Piazza Mercato, a site of historic occurrences and popular myths, revolutions and executions, and we get the chance to witness the city’s oldest gothic church: S. Eligio.

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