Business Class Flights To Naples

Naples is Italy’s third-largest city, and is one of the greatest metropolises found on the Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities, dating back to the Bronze Age when it was originally a Greek settlement. It’s no surprise that this town is revered as one of the most fascinating places to visit! Whether it’s the cuisine, the museums, the shopping, or simply the breathtaking cityscape under the looming Mt. Vesuvius that draws you to this popular destination, business class flights to Naples guarantee that you will make the most of your visit. The comfortable on-board seating, top-quality customer service, and relaxing business class lounges are just a few luxurious features that will help you arrive feeling energized and ready to take on this vast, incredible city.

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Naples Airport and Business Class Lounge

Naples International Airport is located 3.7 miles northeast of the city center in the Capodichino district. It consists of two terminal buildings. Travelers on business class flights to Naples will love the calm atmosphere of the business class lounges. Treat yourself to top-notch spa services, gourmet meals, and plush, comfortable seating while you wait in the airport, and avoid the bustling and stressful environment of the main terminal. Those traveling for work will appreciate the business centers and meeting facilities available, ensuring optimum productivity before or after the flight. There is a wide range of complimentary reading materials, newspapers, magazines, television programs and movies, and more, so you can pass the time pleasantly and recharge before the next phase of your journey.

Things To Do In Naples

The Centro Storico, the historic center of Naples, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the biggest historical city centers in the world. It is home to 448 historical churches – a world record for any single city! It is also a massive urban center that has more to see and do than could possibly be achieved in a single visit. A good place to start, however, is the Piazza del Gesu, where you can find the vast, Gothic Basilica di Santa Chiara and its cloistered gardens, and the extravagant Baroque New Jesuite Church. Cappella Sansevero is home to Giuseppe Sanmartino’s legendary sculpture, Cristo Velato (Veiled Christ).

Besides the incredible churches, there are several top-notch museums and galleries not to be missed. Museo Archeologico Nazionale contains the world’s greatest collection of Greco-Roman artifacts, including the famous Farnese Bull and some amazing mosaics from Pompeii. The Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, the richest and largest art gallery in southern Italy, is housed in the Palazzo Reale and it features works by Botticelli, Caravaggio, Titian and Andy Warhol. The Neapolitan-Baroque Certosa e Museo di San Martino is located in a 14th-century Carthusian monastery, and houses a superb collection of Neapolitan art. The oldest and most sacred catacombs of San Gennaro have been restored to allow visitors to explore this mysterious world of tombs, corridors and vestibules dating back to at least the 2nd century.

No trip to Naples is complete without a thorough sampling of the outstanding Neapolitan cuisine. The obvious place to start, of course, would be the legendary Neapolitan pizza, beloved and copied around the world. This pizza should be soft in the middle and crisp on the edges, covered finely with tomato sauce, buffalo mozzarella, and fresh basil leaves. Eggplant parmigiana, mozzarella in carrozza, pasta ai fagioli, Neapolitan ragu, pasta alla Genovese, and fried sardines are all Neapolitan staples. Save some room for dessert and try some of the amazing local pastries, such as sfogliatella, formed of crispy pastry and filled with ricotta and candied fruit, and babà, a sweet pastry with ancient origins, shaped like a mushroom and immersed in either rum or limoncello. Some of the most beloved restaurants in Naples, where you can order many of these tried-and-true classics, include Salumeria, L’Ebbrezza di Noe, Ristorantino dell’Avvocato, and Benvenuti al Sud. If you are just looking for a snack, the Neapolitan street food known as Cuoppa is a must. It’s a mixture of fried foods and served in a cardboard cone, and is ubiquitous from street vendors all across town.

When you take business class flights to Naples, you may be interested in one of the many interesting day trips from the city. Take a morning hike up Mt. Vesuvius, and at the top of the crater, you will be rewarded with incredible views of the Gulf of Naples. You can spend the rest of the day in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Pompeii, which was entombed and preserved by Vesuvius’ eruption in 79 AD. Just a short boat trip out of Naples will take you to the island of Ischia, where you can bask in total relaxation in the thermal waters, private beaches, and resorts such as Castiglione, Negombo, or Poseidon. Visit Italy’s answer to Versailles, the Reggia di Caserta, a 1200-room palace and UNESCO Heritage site. Walk along its 2-mile promenade, or go by horse-drawn carriage, and visit its English Garden, featuring the ‘Bath of Venus’.

Getting Around Naples

If possible, it’s recommended that visitors avoid driving in Naples. The severity of its traffic has been compared to that of New York City. Taxis are the fastest, but also most expensive, means of seeing Naples. If you are taking a taxi, before you get in, make sure it is licensed by noting the city crest on the door and the taxi number, and make sure that it has a meter. Agree to the fare before you begin the journey. There is also an extensive public transportation network in the city, and you can buy inexpensive daily passes that are valid for all types of vehicle (buses, trams, funicular, and subway). To get to the various islands in the bay, there are several ferry services. Beware that some of these ferries can be quite turbulent, so it may be wise to take some anti-nausea medication if you are prone to seasickness.

Ensure that you have the most successful and enjoyable traveling experience when you book business class flights to Naples. From fine dining in the exclusive airport lounge to luxuriously comfortable airplane seating, premium tickets guarantee that you will arrive feeling your very best, ready to explore and take in all of the sights of this incredible city. Whether you are traveling for work or for pleasure, you will make the most of your trip to this popular Italian destination.