The "Phlegraean Fields", that witness a never ending volcanic activity, are one of the widest and most charming archaeological areas in the world: from Cumae, the site of the first settlement on dry land of the Greek settlers in Campania, with the extraordinary acropolis and the so-called Antro della Sibilla; to Baia, the holiday resort the Roman people preferred, as the sumptuous thermal baths and the imperial villas attest, with the imposing Aragonese Castle, built perhaps on the ruins of a villa belonged to Nero.

Baia - Archaeological Site
Via Fusaro 37, Bacoli

Tel. 081.8687592; 081.5233310
web: www.pierreci.it
Closed on Mondays
Tickets (available at Amphitheatre or other sites): Adults € 4,00 (it is valid for 2 days and allows to visit 4 sites of the Phlegraean area: Baia archaeological site; Thermae and Baia Castle; Cuma excavations - Flavian Amphitheatre and Serapeo) - 18 - 24 years old € 2,00; free admission under 18 and over 65