Top 6 Caves カザルヌオーヴォディナポリでの

In the off-season (end of October) I was even able to get a guided tour at 2pm without booking in advance.

Long, steep stairs lead down

Many ancient passages, sometimes narrow, sometimes wide

Underground Naples is a parallel city born together with the current city and extends under the entire historic center at a depth of over 40 metres. The Official and Authorized route of Napoli Sotterranea starts from Piazza San Gaetano 68, on Via dei Tribunali next to the Basilica of San Paolo Maggiore.

Stairs lead from the Chiesa di San Lorenzo Maggiore seven meters below today's street level. In just a few minutes you can travel back in time almost 2,000 years to the middle of a completely preserved Roman commercial and residential street.

Entrance to the oldest and only officially recognized tour of the 'Underground City'. Massimiliano, one of the guides, gave us 1h30 with exciting facts about the Greek Neapolis that lives on in today's cityscape. The highlight of the tour were plants growing underground 🪴, the short experience as Pozzaro🕳️👀🦸 (people who had access to the underground wells below the city and are now captured in the Murales of the Quartieri Spagnoli) and above all the discovery of the Greco-Roman Theater 🏛️🎭 as part of today's living units 😲, which can be reached via a gap under a bed (!!!). The tour ends with a small exhibition on the presepi Napolitani and their importance outside the Christian tradition. In order to avoid the queue (which can sometimes last up to 3 hours), it is advisable to purchase the tickets 🎟️🎟️ on the website in advance.

Entrance to the oldest and only officially recognized tour of the 'Underground City'. Massimiliano, one of the guides, gave us 1h30 with exciting facts about the Greek Neapolis that lives on in today's cityscape. The highlight of the tour were plants growing underground 🪴, the short experience as Pozzaro🕳️👀🦸 (people who had access to the underground wells below the city and are now captured in the Murales of the Quartieri Spagnoli) and above all the discovery of the Greco-Roman Theater 🏛️🎭 as part of today's living units 😲, which can be reached via a gap under a bed (!!!). The tour ends with a small exhibition on the presepi Napolitani and their importance outside the Christian tradition. In order to avoid the queue (which can sometimes last up to 3 hours), it is advisable to purchase the tickets 🎟️🎟️ on the website in advance.

From the table shown in the photo, due to the steep slopes and finally some steps, by bike for the last stretch of about 700/800 meters. we proceed to push, but nothing impossible.