Book Catacombs of San Gennaro Tours & Tickets

Address

Main entrance: Via Capodimonte, 13, 80100 Napoli NA, Italy

Street-level accessible entrance: Vicoletto S. Gennaro dei Poveri, 22

Getting there

🚌By bus: Take lines 168, 178, C63, or R4 and get off at the Basilica Incoronata - Catacombe San Gennaro stop.

🚇By metro: Take Metro Line 1 to the Materdei station. From there, it's a 15-minute walk to the catacombs. 

🚙By car: Accessible via the Naples' Tangenziale beltline. Simply take exit 5 and turn right onto Via Capodimonte to reach your destination.

Chapel: There is a small chapel within the catacombs that is still used for religious ceremonies.

Gift shop: There is a gift shop at the entrance of the catacombs where visitors can purchase souvenirs.

Restrooms: There are restrooms available for visitors to use at the entrance of the catacombs.

Accessibility: The catacombs are not fully accessible for visitors with mobility impairments, but there are some areas that are accessible.

Parking: There is a parking lot available for visitors to use, but it is small and can fill up quickly, especially during peak tourist season.

• A’ Luggetella trattoria
• Pizzeria Anni '80
• Jamm Ja
• Pizzeria La taverna di Totò

• Wear comfortable shoes: The catacombs are underground and involve a lot of walking, so it is essential to wear comfortable shoes.
• Book a guided tour in advance: It is recommended to book a guided tour in advance to get your preferred time slot, as it is the only way to access the catacombs. There are several tour options available in English or Italian.
• Arrive early: The catacombs can get busy, especially during peak tourist season. Arriving early can help you avoid long lines and crowded conditions.
• Avoid touching anything: The catacombs are an ancient burial site, and visitors should refrain from touching anything, including the walls and the artifacts.
• Respect the rules: Visitors should follow the rules and regulations set by the catacombs' management to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

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