A single pass that gives you access to over 100 monuments, museums, and archaeological sites like Pompeii, Herculaneum, Paestum, and more. Enjoy free entries and stellar discounts.
Highlights
Highlights
- Discover the Campania region from Naples to Pompeii, Herculaneum, Paestum, and more with a single pass.
- Enjoy free entry to two top attractions of your choice and get up to 50% off additional visits.
- Choose from over 100+ included museums, archaeological sites, and cultural landmarks across the region.
- Travel freely with unlimited access to Campania's public transportation during the validity of your Artecard.
- Fun fact: Campania produces some of Italy's finest dry pasta and an abundance of well-respected cheeses and salamis, as well as some delicious liqueurs.
Inclusions
Inclusions
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Free entry to the first 2 sites of your choice (Full list here)
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Up to 50% discount from the 3rd site onwards
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3-day validity
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Tourist assistance in English and Italian
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Unlimited travel on Unicocampania Consortium network
Cancellation policy
Cancellation policy
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Reviews
Reviews
Ticket validity
Ticket validity
These tickets are valid for 6 months from the date of purchase.
Your experience
Your experience
Discover more, spend less
With a single pass, you can learn a lot about the history, art, and geography of Naples and the surrounding region. The Artecard Campania can be used to get into more than 80 of Campania's most famous sites, including the Ruins of Pompeii, Herculaneum, National Archaeological Museum, Madre, Museum and Royal Wood of Capodimonte, Royal Palace of Naples, Castel Sant'Elmo, Certosa of San Martino, Royal Palace of Caserta, Paestum, and the Archaeological Museum of Capua.
You are guaranteed free entry to the first 2 attractions. Following this, you get discounted access to several museums, archaeological sites, and other cultural sites in the area for 3 full days. Your visit is enhanced by unlimited access to travel on the Unicocampania Consortium transportation network.
Unmissable sites
The National Archaeological Museum in Naples is one of the many fantastic attractions accessible with the Artecard Campania. It has a magnificent collection of ancient artifacts from the Roman and Greek civilizations. The ruins of Pompeii, a Roman city that was buried when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D., are among them.
Besides Paestum, a major archaeological site with 3 Greek temples and a remarkably intact ancient city center, the ruins of Herculaneum, another Roman city buried by Vesuvius' lava flow, can be seen as well. Visit the Royal Palace, formerly the residence of the kings of Naples, and the Castel dell'Ovo, a fortress built on a tiny island in the Gulf of Naples, to take in stunning views of the city and its surroundings. Use this pass to enter the ancient Catacombs of San Gennaro and discover early Christian graves.
Know before you go
Know before you go
What to bring
- Since the Artecard is digital, ensure you have a smartphone with good internet connectivity to download and access your pass.
- Bring a form of identification, as it may be required for verification when entering certain sites.
What not to bring
- The pass is digital; there's no need to print it unless you prefer a hard copy for your records.
- Avoid bringing large bags or unnecessary items that could hinder your mobility while visiting multiple sites.
Additional information
- Activation: You will receive your digital pass instantly via email after booking. To activate the card, follow the instructions provided in the voucher. The pass is first activated during entry at your first site. Once activated, it cannot be paused or extended.
- Transportation limitations: The pass includes unlimited travel on the Unicocampania Consortium network, but access to Alibus and some Sita Sud lines (e.g., Sorrento/Positano/Amalfi routes) is not included.
- Recent changes: As of January 1st, 2023, the Galleria Borbonica and Catacombs are no longer free but can be visited at a reduced fee. Access to the Vesuvius Great Cone is currently suspended.