Cheap flight from Lyon to Naples from 92.00€

Weather 36 °F
Distance 748 km
Duration 1h45
Currency Euro
Languages Ita. Italian

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Fly to Naples, destination Italy!

An exuberant historical city, between the Mediterranean Sea and Vesuvius

The most volcanic of the transalpine cities promises many surprises. Between its magnificent architectural heritage, its cultural abundance, and magical discoveries on the slopes of the famous Vesuvius volcano, Naples rarely leaves tourists indifferent. During your stay you can visit the Castel Nuovo, the Basilica of Santa Chiara in Naples, the National Archaeological Museum of Naples or the Capodimonte Museum.

What about going out of town? If you go on an excursion, you can discover places you can't miss, such as Pompeii and Herculaneum, ancient cities frozen by a tragic volcanic eruption in 79 AD, or the island of Capri, known for the Grotto Azzurra, a natural cavity with magnificent blue water.

Embark on a direct flight from Lyon to Naples and discover a sunny and paradisiacal destination in the heart of Italy!

5 reasons to visit Naples

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Trace a centuries-old history

The monumental Piazza del Plebiscito is the perfect starting point to explore the city, before departing for Pompeii and Vesuvius. On its only rectilinear side, the Palazzo Reale, former residence of the houses of Austria, Bourbon and Savoy, reflects the wealth and power of the former Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

Stroll along the Spaccanapoli

Dating back to antiquity, this two-kilometre-long main street, with its domes and bell towers, is home to some major architectural history in the heart of one of Europe's largest historic centres. This is the perfect way to get a real feel for Naples, as you visit the souvenir stalls, craft shops and antique shops.

Dine in the shade of Egg Castle

The Castel dell'Ovo, built in the 7th century on a rocky headland, is one of the city's oldest medieval buildings. The fortress towers over the fishing village of Borgo Marinari, known today for its setting and its restaurants, which serve Neapolitan specialities as guests look out over old boats rocking on the water.

Explore underground Naples

Underground Naples is steeped in centuries of history of which no-one really knows the full extent. The candlelit trail through the underground tunnels is not to be missed! Other must-see attractions include the Roman aqueducts, Gothic ruins and World War II ruins. A modern variant? The 16 "Stazioni dell’arte" (art stations) on line 1 of its underground museum makes this one of the most beautiful metro lines in the world.

Make your way to the treasures of the Tyrrhenian Sea

Off the coast of the bustling city of Naples lies the calm and relaxed island of Ischia, known for its thermal waters. Ischia is a pleasant alternative to the famous Capri, whose charms have been spoiled by mass tourism. Also off the mass tourist radar is the often overlooked island of Procida, whose colourful houses, beaches and authenticity make it one of the most beautiful destinations in the Bay of Naples.