Things to do in Pozzuoli

Walk through Italy's first Greek colony, where ancient temples and the Cave of the Sibyl transport you to the 8th century BC. Explore archaeological wonders while enjoying sweeping views of the Bay of Naples.

The third-largest Roman amphitheater in Italy showcases preserved underground chambers where gladiators and beasts once prepared. Explore ancient engineering marvels that once entertained 40,000 spectators.

This otherworldly volcanic site features bubbling mud pools and hissing fumaroles emitting sulfurous vapors. Walk the moon-like terrain where ancient Romans believed Vulcan, the god of fire, once forged his weapons.

Ancient Romans believed this volcanic crater lake was an entrance to the underworld. Stroll the 3km lakeside path past Roman ruins, vineyards, and the Temple of Apollo.

This historic fish market buzzes with local fishermen selling their fresh catches from the Mediterranean. Arrive early to witness the vibrant trading and select premium seafood for nearby restaurants to prepare.

Walk through ancient Roman streets beneath Pozzuoli's oldest district, where original shops and graffiti remain intact. Guided tours with virtual reality effects bring the daily life of ancient Puteoli vividly to life.

Ancient Roman columns marked with mollusk borings tell the story of Earth's rising and sinking at this marketplace. Explore the courtyard where merchants once traded goods in the shadow of granite pillars.

Europe's youngest volcano, Monte Nuovo formed dramatically in just six days during 1538. Hike the well-marked trails to its summit for panoramic views of the Bay of Naples and surrounding Campanian landscape.