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There are so many things to see in Naples that there\u2019s a real risk of forgetting one of the important ones: the Cathedral, Castel dell\u2019Ovo, Castel Nuovo, the National Archaeological Museum, Piazza del Plebiscito, the Veiled Christ… the list could go on and on. But beyond the absolute must-see main attractions, one of the experiences that you can\u2019t miss here at the foot of Vesuvius is a visit to underground Naples.<\/h5>\n

It\u2019s a genuine city beneath the city, created from digging up the tuff stones that were used to build the town standing over it.<\/p>\n

Featuring cisterns, tunnels and wells, exploring this subterranean land is a truly thrilling experience.<\/p>\n

The hour-long guided tour, in Italian or English, departs hourly from Via Tribunali on the corner of Piazza San Gaetano.<\/p>\n

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Myths and legends linked to underground Naples<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Underground Naples is a parallel city, created at the same time as the actual city<\/strong>, that stretches out underneath the entire historic centre at a depth of over 40 metres. It\u2019s linked to myths and legends that are still perpetuated today in the collective imagination of the Neapolitan people. Here are a couple of examples of stories that have been passed down from generation to generation.<\/p>\n

The munaciello<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\n

The munaciello <\/em>is a mischievous sprite that\u2019s said to live in underground Naples<\/strong> and enter the homes of Neapolitans to play tricks or leave gifts.<\/p>\n

He knows the network of tunnels lying beneath the surface of Naples inside out, allowing him to move around the entire city. It\u2019s said that he\u2019s particularly susceptible to feminine charms… But be warned: not everyone can see him. According to certain legends, the munaciello <\/em>is the ghost of the son of Caterina Frezza, a Neapolitan noblewoman forced by her father to become a nun. He supposedly lived in the convent with her, dressed as a monk, and would sneak outside the walls to go on little raids, until he died in mysterious circumstances. <\/p>\n

The pozzaro<\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\n

Many people are convinced that they keep seeing the ghost of the munaciello<\/em> flitting in and out of people\u2019s houses. But it could in fact be the pozzaro<\/em>, the man who was responsible for supplying water to wells<\/strong>. When he didn\u2019t get paid for his services, he sought revenge by playing tricks on the residents of the houses. He had a natural talent for speleology and wore a sort of robe to protect himself from the humidity. It\u2019s easy to see why he could enter people\u2019s houses and be mistaken for a ghost! <\/p>\n

The origins of underground Naples<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Underground Naples exists because of the particular morphological and geological characteristics of the Neapolitan area, whose light, crumbly tuff rock was used to build almost all the houses in the city’s historic centre.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s thought that the first excavations date back around 5,000 years<\/strong>, almost to the end of the prehistoric era.<\/p>\n

It was the Greeks, in the 3rd century BC, who opened the first underground quarries to extract blocks of tuff. The rock was used to build a city \u2013 Neapolis (New City) \u2013 and the underground tombs that can still be seen today at the Catacombs of San Gaudioso<\/a> and San Gennaro in the Rione Sanit\u00e0 neighbourhood.<\/p>\n

Later, in the Augustan Age, the Romans built the first underground tunnels and cisterns, creating a whole series of aqueducts fed by water from the Serino springs, 70km from the centre of Naples.<\/p>\n

These cisterns remained active until the cholera epidemic of 1885, when they were abandoned in favour of the new aqueduct that\u2019s still in operation today.<\/p>\n

Underground Naples came back into its own during the Second World War, when the tunnels and cisterns were used as safe havens and air-raid shelters by the local people. Throughout Naples, 369 cave shelters and 247 bunkers were put to use, traces of which still remain visible today in the form of old toys, engravings on the walls, unexploded bombs and armoured vehicles.<\/p>\n

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In short, visiting underground Naples is like taking a journey back in time through 2400 years of Neapolitan history, from the Greek era to the modern age.<\/p>\n

The route<\/h2>\n

Comfortable non-slip shoes (preferably trainers) and a sweatshirt (even in summer)<\/strong> are recommended for the tour because of the high humidity underground.<\/p>\n

Below the volcanic rock known as tuff, in Piazzetta San Gaetano, you descend a charming flight of steps into the city\u2019s underground world.<\/p>\n

Here is where it starts to get really exciting.<\/p>\n

There\u2019s a lighting system installed along the route but there are some tunnels that are very narrow and dark where candles were used in the past. Today, the torches on mobile phones have taken their place, making the experience even more enthralling.<\/p>\n

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The route isn\u2019t suitable for those who suffer from claustrophobia because, once you\u2019re halfway through, you can\u2019t go back the way you came and have to carry on.<\/p>\n

In the first cistern, you\u2019ll immediately notice the graffiti along the walls and the Second World War-era toys, left behind from when people took refuge in the caverns from the bombing.<\/p>\n

Along with toys, you\u2019ll also spot the remains of beds, classic cars and even some defused bombs.<\/p>\n

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Carrying on along the route, you\u2019ll come to an area where an experiment is under way: the creation of an underground greenhouse. However, the experiment has not been successful because the plants grown in these caverns \u2013 illuminated by artificial light and watered only with moisture from the subsoil \u2013 survive for just one year!<\/p>\n

The next part of the route is very impressive, passing through an extremely narrow, unlit tunnel, across one of the largest cisterns and then into the former pantry of the Santa Chiara Monastery<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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You\u2019ll then encounter several cellars, some of them private, before returning to the surface.<\/p>\n

But the tour isn\u2019t over when you\u2019re back at ground level.<\/p>\n

Your guide will take you behind the main entrance, in Vico Cinquesanti, into a typical Neapolitan basso<\/em>, a ground-floor single-space dwelling, very common in the city\u2019s Old Town. Through a truly unique entrance, you can enter the ancient Greco-Roman theatre, stretching out below the whole of the Old Town.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Inside the Neapolitan basso<\/em>, your guide will move the bed to reveal a secret passage that leads to the dwelling\u2019s cellar, where you\u2019ll be amazed to find the outer walls of the ancient Grego-Roman theatre.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, at the moment, you can only see 1\/5 of what the theatre once was, as the remaining parts are in the cellars of private homes and excavations have been suspended.<\/p>\n

Practical information about underground Naples<\/h2>\n

Safety<\/h3>\n

Visiting underground Naples is a unique, exciting experience for all ages. Despite the fact that this tour is completely out of the ordinary, it\u2019s in fact suitable for children, adults and seniors<\/strong>. It\u2019s important to know that this is a safe tour that complies with all the regulations in force, and is completely feasible even for people who aren\u2019t particularly agile. The steps are low, there are handrails alongside the stairs and in general the spaces are wide. The narrowest tunnel is optional, so if you don\u2019t feel comfortable doing it you can wait outside for around 10 minutes. Wear comfortable shoes, relax and enjoy the adventure!<\/p>\n

Entrances<\/h3>\n

There are several entrances to underground Naples, although they aren\u2019t connected to one another so you\u2019ll see a different section of the tour depending on which starting point you choose.<\/p>\n

The main official entrance is right in the historic centre at 68 Piazza San Gaetano<\/strong>, near Via Tribunali, on the corner of the famous \u201cshepherd\u2019s street\u201d Via San Gregorio Armeno.<\/p>\n

As well as the main entrance in Via Tribunali, there\u2019s another entrance to underground Naples on Via Chiaia behind Caff\u00e8 Gambrinus. There\u2019s also one on Riviera di Chiaia: from the Morelli car park, you can enter the 431-metre Bourbon Tunnel, which passes underneath Pizzofalcone hill, linking the Largo della Reggia (now Piazza Plebiscito) and Piazza della Vittoria.<\/p>\n

At the start of Spaccanapoli, on the corner of Via Tribunali, you\u2019ll find an entrance to Underground Naples.<\/p>\n

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Opening hours and prices<\/h3>\n

Entry, including a guided tour, costs \u20ac15.00 for adults and \u20ac8.00 for children under 10. Booking online a few days before your visit is recommended, to avoid disappointment in high season. Discounts and promotions are available for groups and students. For all official information, remember to check out the Underground Naples website<\/a>, as opening times and prices may vary<\/strong>.\u00a0<\/p>\n

You can only visit Underground Naples accompanied by an authorised guide in different languages and in small groups.\u00a0Guided tours depart hourly and booking in advance is recommended.<\/p>\n

Tours in Italian take place every day, all year round, at the following times: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00, 18:00; if you book in advance and have at least 10 participants, it\u2019s also possible to take a tour at 21:00 on Thursdays. If however you\u2019d prefer a tour in English, these are the times available: 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00. Booking is only required for groups of more than 10 people. If you\u2019d like a tour in another language or at another time, you can contact the association via email and they\u2019ll certainly try to help you.<\/p>\n

For the official prices, please email info@napolisotterranea.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n

How to get there<\/h3>\n

If you\u2019re coming from Central Station (Piazza Garibaldi), take metro Line 1 towards Piscinola and get off at Dante. From here, a short walk along Via Port\u2019Alba, Via San Pietro a Maiella and Piazza Miraglia will lead you to Via Dei Tribunali – Piazza San Gaetano. From Naples Airport, take the ANM ALIBUS bus that stops in front of the Banco di Napoli and get off at Piazza Garibaldi. From here, follow the same instructions as from the train station. If you\u2019re arriving by boat, walk to the corner of Via Depretis and Piazza Municipio, then take the R4 bus towards Ospedale Cardarelli and get off at Piazza Dante (fourth stop).<\/p>\n

Want to come prepared for your holiday in Naples? Start getting to know this splendid city better and soak up the lively atmosphere by discovering the books and films that tell its story<\/a>.\u00a0If for you Naples is synonymous with pizza, read our article on the history of this iconic dish and where to eat it<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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