Geography

Solfatara is a volcanic crater forming part of the Campi Flegrei. With still much activity evident with steaming, sulphurous fumaroles and boiling mud puddles.

The third largest amphitheatre in Italy, the arena was where the the skill of gladiators were put to the test, fighting to the death, for the entertainment of the Roman aristocracy seated in the...

The ruins of this ancient Roman market are significant  to demonstrate the process of bradyseism; the phases of slow sinking and uplift of the land that have that have been frequent throughout the...

Visit the green oasis of Lago Averno, a volcanic crater lake and an easy guided walk on flat ground that can be combined with a hike to the crater rim of Monte Nuovo.

A guided hike takes you to the crater rim of the volcanic cone. From the rim groups can return along the same route or may combine this with a walk to Averno Lake.

A remarkable example of Roman Engineering The Grotta di Seiano (Cave of Seiano) cuts through Posillipo Hill, constructed in the first century AD, carved out of the volcanic yellow tuff rock (the...

Now known as the town of Pozzuoli, Rionne Terra is the oldest part of the city. Descend from the streets of modern day Pozzuoli and walk in the footsteps of the Ancient Romans along the 2,000 year...

A guided walk which explores the Astroni volcanic crater, a tuff ring, formed following an explosive eruption 4,200 years ago. The now dormant crater is filled with a dense forest and several lakes...