NAPOLI SOTTERRANEA

La Napoli Sotterranea, or Naples Underground, is a fascinating network of ancient tunnels and caverns beneath the bustling city of Naples, Italy. Spanning over 2,400 years of history, these subterranean passages were originally excavated by the Greeks to extract tuff stone, which was used to build the city above. Over the centuries, the underground labyrinth served various purposes, from Roman aqueducts and cisterns to WWII air raid shelters. 

Today, La Napoli Sotterranea offers visitors a unique journey through time, exploring narrow passages, ancient cisterns, and remnants of Naples' hidden past. Highlights include a visit to an underground theater and glimpses of ancient Roman ruins, providing a captivating contrast to the vibrant life above ground. This hidden world beneath Naples reveals the layers of history and culture that have shaped the city, making it a must-see for those interested in archaeology and history.