With the Campania Pass, you'll have access to numerous museums and tourist attractions in the region, such as the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum or the Archaeological Museum of Naples. You'll also have access to public transportation.
Campania Pass
The Campania Pass is valid for 3 or 7 days (depending on selection) and will give you access to the main museums and tourist attractions in the region. These are the most popular places included in both options:
- Ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum
- Archaeological Museum of Naples
- Royal Palace of Caserta
- Castel Sant'Elmo
- Museum and Royal Forest of Capodimonte
- Royal Palace of Naples
Each option has its own advantages, which you can consult in the following links:
Options with Transportation
If you wish to travel by public transport, you can choose one of the following options:
- Campania Pass + Public Transport: You'll have access to the bus and metro network in Naples.
- Campania Pass + Alibus: Includes a round-trip ticket for the Alibus. This bus connects the Napoli Capodichino airport with the Napoli Centrale - Garibaldi train station and the port of Naples.
- Campania Pass + Public Transport + Alibus: You'll have access to both public transport in the city of Naples and the Alibus.
How does it work?
Once you make your reservation, you'll receive the access credentials to enter the tourist pass application. From then on, you'll have 1 year to activate the card. Activation can be done at any time directly from the application, and the pass will be valid for 3 or 7 days from the moment of activation.
Children under 18
Children under 18 have free access to most of Campania's tourist attractions, so there is no need to purchase the Campania Pass for them.
Naples Pass
If you're not going to travel in the Campania region and only want to enjoy its capital, you can book the Naples Pass, valid only for the city of Naples.