If you've never visited a crypt/underground cemetary before, consider visiting this site. I would argue that this place is not as spooky as some have said. Yes, the dead were once stored here, so if that thought alone is unsettling, than you may have issues with the tour. But there are no longer any remains of the dead - which... More

These were great catacombs, even though many of the departed had been 'removed' during the bombings of WWII. The tour guide did a very nice job with her limited English, much better than we could have done with our very much more limited Italian. More

Only shown by tour, it was interesting but spooky. More

A fascinating place and I left wanting to know more about it. Tours run every 15 to 30 minutes and the guides are very knowledgeable. Languages are limited to English, Italian and German. More

well wort a visit Very intresting and histoical Excellent tour guide who realy knew her stuff More

We never visited catacombes and we were very impressed by this visit. The way people had to hide and live there must have been really hard. The guide told us a lot of interesting stories and details but was not very kind. More

This is a must see! The cost is €6 and is well worth it. It takes less than a hour and is very interesting. The tombs themselves are not low ceilinged. If in doubt take your Xanax . More

The entrance fee is 6 euros and the tour takes about 45 mins. You'll visit the crypt and the catacombs. The guide speaks Italian and English giving all the interesting details. More

These catacombs are situated underneath a semi-ruined church, next door to the Archaeological Museum (Paolo Orsi) and are worth a visit. Entry is 6 euros for a guided tour (in English and Italian) that lasts about 30mins (last tour is about 6pm). If you ask really nicely your guide may allow you a bit longer to snoop around the various... More