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Naples’s tap water is generally safe to drink under Italy standards. The supply is mainly a mix of surface and groundwater sources and is treated with chlorination, filtration, coagulation/flocculation, ozonation. Most visitors can drink from the tap; bottled water is optional for taste.

Naples’s drinking water is supplied under Italy’s national standards and monitored by local utilities and health authorities. The system draws primarily from a mix of surface and groundwater sources and uses chlorination, filtration, coagulation/flocculation, ozonation before distribution through the city network. Taste and mineral content can vary by neighborhood and building age, and the water is typically hard with an estimated TDS around 350 mg/L. If you notice a chlorine or mineral taste, chilling the water or using an activated carbon filter can improve flavor without affecting safety.

Naples tap water is safe for most travelers. You can drink, brush teeth, and use ice in reputable restaurants and hotels. If you have a sensitive stomach or dislike mineral taste, opt for filtered or bottled water.