Things to do in Fiaiano

Ischia Port is the main arrival and departure point for the Italian island of Ischia. Ferries and hydrofoils run at regular intervals to and from Naples. Before seeing the island, explore the surrounding town of Ischia Porto, named after this man-made harbor.

Stadio San Paolo, the home of SSC Napoli, is one of the biggest soccer stadiums in the country and also one of the most popular. The fans of Napoli are extremely dedicated, coming out in huge crowds for every match that their team plays. Join these boisterous sports enthusiasts for a night watching Napoli play one of the other teams in Italy or come for one of the international matches that are sometimes held here.

The Castel dell’Ovo, or Castle of the Egg, is a 15th-century castle on the peninsula of Megaride, just off the Naples shoreline. The site was important to both the Greeks and the Romans who occupied the land. The first structure, built in the 12th century, was renovated numerous times and remained a seat of power for many centuries. Today, explore the simple stone building with its twin towers, and walk amid the 15th-century architecture. Learn the history of the area’s people in the Museum of Prehistory, which occupies part of the building.

Enjoy a delicious gelato ice cream or a coffee in a café and watch tourists, office workers and fashionable students as they pass through the Galleria Umberto I, one of Naples’ most impressive public spaces.

Discover everything from objects looted from towns buried by the Mount Vesuvius eruption of A.D. 79 to Farnese and erotic artwork at the National Archaeological Museum (Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli). Established by King Charles III of Bourbon with artifacts inherited from his mother Queen Elisabeth Farnese, the National Archaeological Museum now presents one of the world’s finest insights into Greco-Roman culture.