Travel by train from Scalea to Naples from [PRICE] €

Scalea is a city of great historical interest, located in the Italian region of Calabria. Its geographical location provides an ideal climate all year round, and it is well served by transport links. The city is known for its sandy beaches, its promenade and its numerous cultural attractions. The first step to visit Scalea is to reach it by train. Italo is a great option to visit the city, with departures from all major Italian cities. Once there, visitors can explore the area on foot or by bicycle. One of the main attractions of Scalea is its historic Cathedral of San Nicola Vescovo. The cathedral is a historical building constructed in the 15th century, located right in front of the promenade. In front of the cathedral there is also a beautiful square with a playground for children. Another great attraction is the Saracen Tower. It is a tower built in the 16th century, used as a watchtower during Spanish domination. Today it is open to the public, and from there you can enjoy a spectacular view of the sea. Another must-see in Scalea is the Norman-Swabian Castle. It is a fortress built in the 12th century, which still dominates the city today. Inside the castle there is a museum, where you can admire the city's historical artifacts. Of course, a visit to Scalea would not be complete without a walk along the promenade. The city has a long sandy beach, with numerous cafes, restaurants and nightclubs. It is also an ideal place to take a sunbath and enjoy some relaxation. Finally, visitors can taste the culinary delights of the city. Scalea is famous for its seafood cuisine, particularly octopus, as well as meat and vegetable dishes. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Scalea now and discover all its beauties!

Naples is a city full of history, culture and tradition, unique in its kind. If you're eager to discover what this amazing Italian city has to offer, take the Italo train and come visit it. A must-see spot is Piazza del Plebiscito, where you can find the Royal Palace, the Church of San Francesco di Paola and the Teatro di San Carlo, one of the oldest theaters in the world. A stroll through Spaccanapoli is also a must, a historical street that is an authentic open-air museum. Don't forget to visit the Cathedral of Naples, the Sansevero Chapel and the Catacombs of San Gennaro. To learn about the city's history, don't miss the opportunity to visit the Spanish Quarters and the Umberto I Gallery, with its imposing glass dome, or the Maschio Angioino, the ancient fortress of the Kings of Naples. For a gastronomic break, there are plenty of places to taste Naples's specialties, including the famous pizza. The original Neapolitan pizza is particularly appreciated all around the world, but you should try the typical desserts too, such as sfogliatelle and babà, accompanied by a glass of limoncello. For a panoramic view of the city, don't miss the chance to visit the Castel Sant'Elmo, on the hill of Vomero. The view from above is breathtaking, with the Bay of Naples and Vesuvius in the background. If you're an art enthusiast, don't miss the opportunity to visit the National Museum of Capodimonte, with its great collection of paintings and sculptures. To conclude your trip, don't forget to visit the waterfront of Naples, where you can take a walk by the sea and enjoy the view of the Mediterranean. Choose the Italo train and come discover Naples!