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Sukhdev_G, Sep 2026
Very insightful
Was a very good and insightful tour, full of knowledge and history. Only downside was that the group was too large and due to this you couldn't always hear the guide.
Greg_L, Sep 2026
Naples Underground
The guide was very good and the site was interesting. I gave only 4 stars because it was very crowded and they strictly adhered to the time we booked. It’s also a lot of stairs and walking back I counted 52 steps just on the last flight up, and there are no elevators. It was cool underground, so that helped. As I mentioned, we got there an hour and a half early and had to wait until our scheduled time. It’s was super crowded.
Kimberly_L, Aug 2026
Must see marvel
Walking down all of the steps deep under ground is overwhelming but well worth it. It opens up into tremendous sized rooms. Walking the thin path is another must. Beautiful pools and large rooms await. Guides are extremely knowledgeable. It’s a must see marvel!
David_G, Aug 2026
It's cool down there -...
It's cool down there - between 12 and 16 degrees so prepare for that. It's quite busy, so you can often overhear other group whilst trying to listen to your guide. Our guide walked very fast, so if you can't walk quickly for about 40 minutes with breaks, then do tell them.

Naples Underground (Napoli Sotterranea)

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Naples Underground (Napoli Sotterranea) at the archaeological excavations of San Lorenzo Maggiore, Naples.
  • The walking path through the underground city isn’t challenging, but comfortable shoes and a light jacket are recommended even in summer, as it can be cool underground.

  • Photography is allowed, so be sure to bring your camera.

  • The route is well lit, though there is a short stretch during which visitors walk by candlelight. For this reason, children under 3 years old are not allowed.

  • There are more than 100 steps down to access the tour route, so the tour is not accessible to wheelchairs or strollers.

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