SightsClosed Sundays
Castel Nuovo (Maschio Angioino)
The huge medieval castle facing the cruise terminal, with a Renaissance triumphal arch at its gate and a civic museum inside. Closed on Sundays.
Stazione Marittima (Molo Angioino)
Run by Terminal Napoli. The port authority describes the maritime station as having 10 berths and 7 mobile gangways.
Getting into town
Walk out of the Stazione Marittima onto Piazza Municipio, with Castel Nuovo in front of you. Piazza del Plebiscito is about 10 minutes on foot and the old town (Spaccanapoli) about 20 minutes. Metro Line 1 (Municipio station) is across the square, and ferries and hydrofoils leave from Molo Beverello next door.
Step-free
The walk from the terminal to Piazza Municipio is flat. Ask the ship about assistance before going ashore.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
Sights
Galleria Umberto I
A soaring 1890s shopping arcade with a glass dome, a short walk from the port. Free to walk through.
SightsClosed Wednesdays
Piazza del Plebiscito & Royal Palace
Naples' grandest square, lined by the former royal palace, whose state rooms and staircase are open to visitors. The palace is closed on Wednesdays.
Sights
Spaccanapoli and the old town
The long, narrow street that cuts through the historic centre, full of churches, cloisters and nativity-craft shops. Start at Piazza del Gesù Nuovo.
PracticalClosed Sundays
Tourist information (Piazza del Gesù Nuovo)
Tourist information point in the old town. Opening hours are limited and it is usually closed on Sundays, so check locally.
SightsClosed Tuesdays
Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ)
A small chapel famous for the marble Veiled Christ. Timed tickets sell out, so book ahead. Closed on Tuesdays.