We loved this tour. Firstly, be prepared for a lot of steep steps down to the underground tunnels, but once you are there it's a fascinating journey through time. Our guide clearly had a passion for the history that she was telling us, she was open to questions, and she had a very thorough knowledge of the tunnels. The reason for a 4 rating rather than a 5 is twofold. Firstly, we arrived a little early at the entrance at Via del Grottone for the last tour of the day. The lady on reception was not overly welcoming. I have a heart condition and cannot stand for long. At the entrance, there were two high stools near the reception desk, and several folded plastic chairs at the little room adjacent to that. My husband opened a couple of the chairs so we could sit when we were told rather rudely that those chairs were for staff only and we needed to be outside until the tour started. We didn't see any other members of staff until the tour started so I don't see why there was a problem, and had some staff arrived, we would have vacated. So instead I had to sit on someone's doorstep. Secondly, during the tour, there are spots when you want to take photographs and as we were a large group, this can take a little time. However, as other tours are going on at the same time but travelling in the opposite direction,.we were hurried on a number of times at the places where people wanted to take photos. Guides from the other tours were telling us that we needed to move on and hurry up. This slightly spoilt it for us, and personally I think the tours should be 15 minutes longer to ensure that those who want to take photos have the opportunity to.

Wonderful and informative tour. I recommend for anyone visiting Naples. The size and magnitude of the excavation needs to be seen in person. The old cars and Vespas left behind are photographical bonus.

This is a must tour for anyone going to Naples ! Our guide David ( Davide) spoke excellent English and opened up our minds to the Naples world of WW2, how people with the worst conditions survived in these tunnels and how their were many dangerous intrigues between royalties and Ferdinand II. I have been to the Pompei tour ( half of the ruins are in the archeology museum) . I found this tour to be better mainly because Davide was an exceptional guide and it was not only a historical tour from 1853 until the 1960’s but also an emotional tour about civilization . I took this tour on Oct 31, 2023.

10am Sunday morning tour with about 18 people. No problem with crowds or noise. Great guide who was very knowledgeable and able to answer all questions. And the place - just fantastic. A must see. Also, for photographers, the tour wasn’t rushed and gave me enough time to take shots of everything.

From all the undergrounds in Napoli i chose this one - and i recommend this too. You get to see different eras of the tunnels, and more. We had a small group and Martina was a great guide - we even managed to see some extras (the water room) even though it wasn't in the standard tour. Thanks !

I highly recommend it! An essential visit for anyone who loves history and is curious to explore Naples more deeply. The team of guides is very friendly, and our guide provided us with incredibly interesting information. Don't miss out on this experience.

Our tour guide was very knowledgeable about everything from the aqueduct to World War II. During the entire trip, it truly does feel like you are traveling back in time. As you explore each section, you'll experience emotions as well as amazement.