Updating Map... About LAES - La Napoli Sotterranea
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There are two attractions with this name - opposite each other, same price and same tour times, but one - starts in a church - is really boring half hour tour of the buried Roman market....make sure you don't do the church one!
Deep down Napoli Sotteranea keeps the bar of fun and culture quite high. Our guide Silvia was no less than brilliantly perfect. The site itself definitely triggers and satisfies at different levels your lust for knowledge and safe sense of adventure.
Narrow passages underground, caves with water, old wells, lots of history. Really enjoyed this tour, amazing to be inside history. If claustrophobic, don't go though, as some tunnels are really narrow, dark and long (but optional on the tour). A highlight of our holiday. You...More
A great value of 10 Euros for this well organised and structured guided tour. Available in English and Italian.
This is one of several underground things that I did in Naples. I liked this one a lot. You see old tunnels and things from WW2. It's worth the time and isn't too bad in price.
The entrance may not look promising but this is a really interesting and extremely good value tour; we had a well informed guide who gave us a great account of the history to the caverns all the way through to WW2. Amazing that the excavation...More
This is a fascinating tour (in English) and well worth doing if you have done all the usual Naples area attractions. May not be appreciated by all children but ours thoroughly enjoyed it. A couple of tunnels are so narrow I had to move sideways...More
We initially went for the Italian tour, but soon realized it was going to be a lot of talking. Luckily one of the guides spoke English and gave us a private tour in English.
One of the favorite things we did in Naples. Amazing history of the city and the tour made me wonder what else is hidden under the city. You will have to climb down many (190) steps to get to the ancient aqueducts which means you...More
We took the underground tour as part of another tour. Glad we did. Yes, bit of a hike down the stairs into the cistern, and a somewhat shorter climb back out at the end of the tour. But well worth your time. There are some...More
