Tourist Passes in Naples

Campania Artecard

The best value pass for museums and transport in Naples and Campania region. Multiple options available:

• Napoli 3 Days costs €21; the Campania 3-day pass costs €32. - Free entry to first 3 sites, 50% off others, plus city transport
• Tutta la Regione 3 Days: €34 - Free entry to first 2 sites, 50% off others across entire region including Pompeii, Herculaneum, Royal Palace of Caserta
• The Campania 7-day pass costs €34 and does not include public transport. - Free entry to first 5 sites, 50% off others, plus regional transport

Includes: Major museums, archaeological sites, transport. Skip-the-line at some venues. Buy online or at participating sites. Validate on first use.

Worth it if: Visiting 3+ major sites. Especially valuable for National Archaeological Museum (€18), Pompeii (€16), Herculaneum (€11), Royal Palace (€10).

Naples Pass - UnicoNapoli

Public transport-only pass covering metro, buses, funiculars, and trains within Naples city.

• Daily: €3.50
• Weekend: €5.00 (Saturday-Sunday)
• Weekly: €15.00

Also available: integrated tickets including Circumvesuviana to Pompeii/Herculaneum/Sorrento (€4.50-12.50 depending on zone).

Buy at metro stations, tabacchi, newsstands. Must validate before use.

Pompeii Archaeological Park Pass

Combined tickets for archaeological sites around Vesuvius:

• Verify individual site prices with the official park ticketing site before travel.
• Check the park’s current official ticket options; this pass description and price are outdated.
• Check the park’s current official ticket options; this pass description and price are outdated.

First Sunday of month: free entry to all state museums and archaeological sites (expect huge crowds).

Book online to skip ticket lines, especially in peak season. Consider guided tours for deeper understanding.

Naples Museums Free Entry

First Sunday of every month: Free entry to all state-owned museums and archaeological sites, including:

• National Archaeological Museum
• Capodimonte Museum
• Castel Sant'Elmo & Certosa di San Martino
• Pompeii & Herculaneum
• Royal Palace of Naples

Warning: These days are extremely crowded, especially at popular sites. Long queues expected. Better to pay for tickets on less busy days for better experience.

Some privately-owned sites (like Sansevero Chapel) do not participate in free Sunday program.

Young People Discounts

For Italian state museums, visitors aged 18–25 generally pay a €2 ticket; eligibility is not limited to EU citizens. Bring valid ID/passport.

Admission is free at Italian state museums for visitors under 18, regardless of nationality.

Students: Some sites offer student discounts with valid international student card (ISIC). Not as widespread as other European countries.

Tip: Always carry ID/student card and ask about discounts when purchasing tickets. Many smaller museums and churches offer reduced rates not widely advertised.