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What time is it in Naples, Campania, Italy

The local time in Naples is the current reading shown here. Pair it with today’s sunrise, sunset, and weather information to plan visits, transport, meals, and outdoor time in Campania, Italy.

Naples, Italy

Friday, 6 November 2026

UTC+1 · Europe/Rome

Local time in Naples

UTC+1 · no daylight saving time

The sun today

Sunrise 6:40 AM Solar noon 11:48 AM Sunset 4:55 PM Daylight 10 h 15 min Night 13 h 45 min Civil twilight 6:11 AM – 5:24 PM

Weather in Naples right now

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Naples and its neighbours

Montecalvario Santa Lucia Naples
Naples at 40.8522, 14.2681 with the nearest towns within 2.7 km · open in OpenStreetMap

Postal codes

Postal codes come from the free GeoNames dataset. Where a code is listed with a distance, it belongs to a nearby settlement — GeoNames spells that name differently from ours.

Naples in numbers

Coordinates
40.8522, 14.2681
Population
909 048
Region
Campania
Country
Italy, Europe
Capital
Rome — 187 km away
Same name
14 more places in the world share this name

Largest cities in Campania

Other places named Naples

Same time zone — Europe/Rome

Nearby places

What time is it in Naples

Naples follows Italy’s civil time, changing seasonally between standard time and summer time. The live clock reflects the applicable setting. When comparing Naples with another city, remember that the other country may change clocks on another date or may not change them.

This is why a familiar time difference can temporarily increase or decrease. Checking the relevant date is particularly useful for flights, remote work, hotel arrivals, and reservations arranged well in advance.

Use Naples local time when confirming a booking. Include the date and city in international invitations. Verify connections scheduled near a seasonal clock change. Check both endpoints rather than applying an old offset.

In Naples, lingering over dinner may be intentional; missing it because of a clock conversion rarely is.

Sunrise, sunset, and the Bay of Naples

The sunrise and sunset times are calculated for Naples and the selected day. They move through the year as daylight duration changes. Visitors can use them when planning waterfront walks, viewpoints, photographs, excursions, or journeys that are easier before darkness.

Sunrise and sunset are precise astronomical events, but perceived brightness is less exact. Dawn begins before sunrise, and dusk continues after sunset. Buildings, elevated ground, the direction of the view, clouds, and haze can all influence when direct sunlight is visible.

A sunset time is therefore a dependable reference rather than a guarantee of an unobstructed view. Arriving early allows time to find a suitable position and accounts for changing sky conditions. Activities requiring full daylight should keep an appropriate margin.

Matching Naples weather to the hour

The weather details help translate a time into practical expectations. Temperature supports clothing choices; rain and wind can alter walking or boating plans; visibility and cloud cover affect views. Atmospheric conditions do not move sunset, but they can transform its appearance.

Confirm the correct Naples date and local hour. Check the day’s sunrise and sunset boundaries. Review the latest conditions for the planned period. Look for current official advice if disruptive weather threatens.

Forecasts are updated because weather evolves. A morning outlook may not capture every later change, and conditions can vary between the coast and nearby higher ground. Refresh the information before departure rather than treating an earlier forecast as final.

Questions and answers

Does Naples use seasonal clock changes?
Yes. Naples follows Italy’s change between standard time and summer time.
Is the sky completely dark at sunset?
No. Evening twilight follows sunset, with its appearance depending partly on cloud and visibility.
Can two Italian cities show the same time but different sunsets?
Yes. They share civil time, while their precise solar times depend on location and date.
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