With your professional guide you will discover the places where the cult of the greatest footballer in the world is still alive, you will be able to choose between different options and enjoy the places that have made (and still make) the history of football in Naples:

Option 1 - Guided walking tour (3h)

You will visit 3 places in the beating heart of Naples: Largo Maradona in the Spanish Quarters with the famous Murales, the famous Bar in Spaccanapoli where there is the Maradona altar with the lock of his hair and, finally, a brief mention of the Forcella district, where the genius of Maradona fell into oblivion of the underworld.

Option 2 - Guided tour with driver (4h)

You will visit 5 places in the beating heart of Naples and the panoramic area: Largo Maradona in the Spanish QuarterSpanish Quarters with the famous Murales, the famous Bar in Spaccanapoli where there is the altar of Maradona with the lock of his hair, a brief mention of the district of Forcella, where the genius of Maradona fell into the oblivion of the underworld, the Posillipo hill where Maradona's house is (from the outside) where he lived for almost all of his time in Naples and the Fuorigrotta district where the 'then Stadio San Paolo, now called Stadio Diego Armando Maradona (from the outside).

Option 3 - Guided tour with driver (8h)

You will visit 6 places in the beating heart of Naples, the panoramic area and the famous Club Museum containing hundreds of Maradona memorabilia: Largo Maradona in the Spanish Quarters with the famous Murales, the famous Bar in Spaccanapoli where there is the Maradona altar with the lock of his hair, a brief mention of the neighborhood of Forcella, where the genius of Maradona fell into the oblivion of the underworld, the hill of Posillipo where Maradona's house is located (from the outside) where he lived for almost all of his period in Naples, the Fuorigrotta district where the then Stadio San Paolo is located, now called Stadio Diego Armando Maradona (from the outside) and, finally, the Club Napoli Saverio Silvio Vignati, a small jewel, a private collection of the Vignati family, a sort of small Museum dedicated to Maradona owned by Maradona's adoptive family, where you can admire original memorabilia from Diego's life in Naples: his shirts, the sofa he had at his house, the shoes he wore during the games and much more , all seasoned with the splendid anecdotes of Massimo and his sister's real life, children of the historic custodian of the Stadio San Paolo (today Stadio Maradona) and of Diego Maradona's housekeeper during his 7 years in Naples.