What are nice day trips from Naples?
Short answer
Montesarchio, Quattrograna, Lacco Ameno and Solofra are some potential day trips within 50 km of Naples. Frigento, Venafro, Isernia and Cerreto Sannita are within 100 km of Naples. Maratea, Molfetta, Pescina and Tagliacozzo are within 200 km of Naples by train. We list 57 places below, including 32 old-world towns (Taurano and Airola), 19 wine towns (Mercogliano and Foglianise), 12 mountain villages (Caiazzo and Campagna) and 11 coastal towns (Sperlonga and Itri). More below.
Within 50 km 12 places
Within 100 km 34 places
By train, within 200 km 11 places
Places with a railway station within a 10-minute drive. Each one links to public-transport directions from Naples, so you can check the route and journey time.
Picerno
A compact hilltop town in Basilicata's Potenza province, Picerno rises above rolling green valleys with a bell tower and medieval stone tower at its core, su…
Pescina
This compact Abruzzo hill town of orange-roofed stone buildings, with church towers rising above the rooflines and sweeping views across a broad valley towar…
Minervino Murge
Known locally as the "Balcone delle Puglie" (Balcony of Puglia) for its elevated position on the western flank of the Murgia Barese mountain chain, Minervino…
Maratea
Basilicata's only town on the Tyrrhenian coast, Maratea is a particularly photogenic pocket-sized town with an unusual concentration of churches and chapels…
Castel di Sangro
This compact town in Abruzzo's L'Aquila province, Castel di Sangro sits along the Sangro river with a central core of cafés and restaurants and a photogenic…
Molfetta
A walkable Apulian town on the Adriatic coast, Molfetta has a well-restored old city dense with historic churches and a lively café and restaurant scene.
Diamante
This pocket-sized coastal town on Calabria's Tyrrhenian shore, Diamante lends its name to the Diamante citron, a variety still grown in the region.
Tagliacozzo
This broad cobblestone piazza lined with colourful Renaissance-era facades, outdoor café terraces, and a central stone column monument sits at the heart of t…
Lanciano
Lanciano, a town in Abruzzo's province of Chieti, is known as the site of the first recorded Catholic Eucharistic Miracle, drawing pilgrims to its historic c…