Few cities live and breathe football like Naples, the Maradona is bedlam on a matchday. We find cheap flights and tickets so you can be there for the noise, the colour and the chaos.
Napoli's home is the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona in the Fuorigrotta district, renamed for the club's most beloved player. On a big night it's one of the loudest, most emotional grounds in Europe — all flares, flags and song. In Naples the city and the team feel genuinely inseparable.
Naples airport sits close to the city and links in by the Alibus shuttle. The metro and the Cumana railway run out towards Fuorigrotta for the ground on matchday. Naples rewards a bit of streetwise common sense, but it's one of the most thrilling places anywhere to watch football.
This is the home of pizza, and a margherita here is a pilgrimage in itself. The tightly packed old centre, the seafront at Chiaia and day trips to Pompeii, Vesuvius and the Amalfi Coast make Naples one of Italy's richest weekends — chaotic, beautiful and completely unforgettable.