Naples: 7 Days Pass - Pompeii, Museums & Transport Included

With the Naples Pass 7 Days, you'll get seamless access to Naples and the Campania region with one digital ticket. Download the App to get all the digital tickets you need. Highlights of Naples Pass 7 Days include:

- Archaeological sites: Pompeii, Herculaneum, Paestum, and Cumae.
- World-renowned museums: National Archaeological Museum (MANN), Capodimonte Museum, Filangieri Museum, Jago Museum, and MADRE Museum.
- Historic palaces & underground sites: Royal Palace of Naples, Bourbon Tunnel, Naples Underground, and Castel Sant'Elmo.
- Sacred art & religious sites: The Treasure of San Gennaro Museum, Church of Sant'Anna dei Lombardi, and Pio Monte della Misericordia (home to a masterpiece by Caravaggio).
- Unlimited travel on Naples' metro, buses, trams, and funiculars for 7 days
- Round-trip train tickets from Naples to Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Caserta included
- Two Alibus tickets for direct transfers between Naples Airport and the city center.

- Extra perks: Exclusive discounts on ferry tickets to Ischia and Procida with SNAV.

A complete list of all 45 included attractions will be emailed to you after purchase.


How It Works
1. Purchase your pass and activate it within 6 months.
2. Download the official Naples Pass App from the Google Play Store or App Store
3. You will receive via email the information you need to access the App and activate the pass
4. Once activated, the pass is valid for 7 consecutive days (e.g., activate on Monday at 12:00 PM → expires the following Monday at 12:00 PM).
5. Simply show your digital pass for free access to included attractions and transportation.

Good to Know
- Advance reservations required for San Gennaro Catacombs and the Bourbon Tunnel (you'll receive booking instructions via email).
- An internet connection is required for using the pass.
- One-time access per attraction – each site can be visited once with the pass.
- Naples Pass holders can enjoy skip-the-line access to Pompeii. The reserved entrance is through a dedicated entry point: Entrance from Piazza Esedra.