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Accessible tours in Naples<\/strong>, for wheelchairs users and disabled travelers. The famous German poet Goethe<\/strong> during his “grand tour of Italy”<\/strong>, after visit Naples<\/strong> said: “See Naples and then You can die” (“Vedi Napoli e poi muori”).\u00a0<\/strong>Goethe with his words just wanted to remind to all humanity that before dying they should have seen Naples at least ones.<\/p>\n Naples<\/strong> is known all around the world as the Italian city where the Pizza Margherita<\/strong> was born, its beautiful chaos, <\/strong>romeanditaly group<\/em> provides accessible tours<\/strong> of the city including San Gregorio Armeno<\/strong>, the famous street of the artisans and its numerous art workshops. Specially during the Christmastime for the statuettes for the crib with the representations of the most famous VIPs of the world, the famous Plebiscito Square, <\/strong> the oldest theater in Europe, San Carlo Theater, the Galleria Umberto,<\/b>\u00a0Maschio Angioino<\/strong>, the historic Medieval and Renaissance Castle, one of the symbols of the city of Naples.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Another main attraction of the city is the Veiled Christ<\/strong>, exhibited in the Cappella Sansevero and considered one of the world\u2019s most remarkable sculptures. The original commissioner of the sculpture is said to have taught the sculptor how to transform cloth into crystalline marble. Over the years many visitors to the Cappella, amazed by the magnificent sculpture, erroneously believed it to be the result of an alchemical \u201cmarblification\u201d performed by the prince.<\/p>\n Naples<\/strong> is the main starting point for visiting many famous Italian touristic attraction as Pompeii<\/strong> and Herculaneum<\/strong> with their excavations, romeanditaly group<\/em> provides accessible tours for wheelchair users and disabled travelers<\/strong> almost everywhere inside Pompeii and Herculaneum archaeological sites. The accessible Royal Palace of Caserta<\/strong> with the accessible amazing gardens<\/strong>. One hour driver to Amalfi Coast<\/strong>. (If you like to know accessible tours of Amalfi Coast<\/strong>, you can find more information on our link https:\/\/www.romeanditaly.com\/accessible\/accessible-amalfi-coast-tours\/). <\/a>From the port of Naples you can reach Capri Island <\/strong>where romeanditaly group<\/em> provides accessible tours of the Island.<\/strong> Few minutes driving from Naples, you can see the most famous active volcano in Italy, Vesuvio<\/strong> where romeanditaly group<\/em> provides accessible tours of the volcanic craters<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The typical culinary culture<\/strong> of Naples is one of the most famous in Italy, “Pizza Margherita, Caf\u00e8 espresso, Limoncello, the Pastiera, Babba'”<\/strong><\/em> just to mention some foods of the area famous all around the word. For this reason romeanditaly group<\/em>\u00a0organizes incredible\u00a0accessible food tours, accessible wine and olive oil tasting, accessible limoncello tasting, accessible espresso tasting <\/strong>and\u00a0accessible\u00a0cooking classes\u00a0<\/strong>where our chef will assist you to make authentic Italian dishes.<\/p>\n Thanks to our special wheelchair<\/strong>, romeanditaly group<\/em> made accessible all sites<\/strong> all around Italy, where usually are inaccessible for normal wheelchair. This special wheelchair is available exclusively with romeanditaly group.<\/em> For more information about our special wheelchair https:\/\/www.romeanditaly.com\/accessible\/special-wheelchair\/<\/a><\/p>\n From the port of Naples\u00a0<\/b>romeanditaly group\u00a0<\/em>organize for all\u00a0cruise line<\/strong>\u00a0passengers\u00a0accessible day<\/strong>\u00a0tour<\/strong> of the city. <\/strong>( For more information about our accessible shore excursion<\/strong> from all Italian ports https:\/\/www.romeanditaly.com\/accessible\/accessible-shore-excursions\/<\/a> )<\/p>\n During our accessible tours<\/strong>, in case a stop is necessary during the visit, accessible toilets<\/strong> for disabled will be indicated by our tour guide.<\/p>\n In order to provide you the\u00a0accessible tour<\/strong>\u00a0that best suits your needs, please fill up our disability questionnaire, to permit us having all information about your disability, necessary for us to help you in the best way possible. You can find the disability questionnaire\u00a0here<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n An emergency phone number is at disposal for you and is working 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n romeanditaly group\u00a0<\/em>provides\u00a0accessible services in Italy<\/strong>\u00a0dedicated to\u00a0persons with disabilities, wheelchair users or with any walking problem.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n If you need\u00a0accessible hotels and accessible accommodation<\/strong>\u00a0https:\/\/www.romeanditaly.com\/accessible\/accessible-accommodation-in-italy\/\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n If you need\u00a0accessible transfer with\u00a0private\u00a0vehicle equipped with platform or ramp\u00a0<\/strong>https:\/\/www.romeanditaly.com\/accessible\/accessible-transfer-italy\/<\/a><\/p>\n Travel light<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0rent<\/strong>\u00a0with us any type of\u00a0equipment<\/strong>\u00a0with delivery and collection all around Italy\u00a0https:\/\/www.romeanditaly.com\/accessible\/rental-equipment-for-disabled\/<\/a><\/p>\n Let you suggest and guide by our Team of\u00a0expert in accessibility<\/strong>\u00a0to choose the best\u00a0accessible Holiday in Italy<\/strong>! 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