The entry ticket is for both catacombes in Naples although we’ve only done this one so far. It was interesting to see the church above ground and also the catacombes below. The guide was very interesting and seemed to know lots about the site. Definitely worth an hour of your time.

You could only enter the catacombs if on a guided tour. We ended up on the Italian tour due the English one being full and couldn’t wait for the later one. However, we had just visited the other catacombs nearby and was able to pick up on the general gist of what the tour guide was saying despite only know very basic Italian (hand gestures helped too!), he seemed very informative. Definitely worth the visit, the preservation of the place was incredible.

We very much enjoyed learning about the history of these catacombs, and how they were used differently over time. The description of the special methods deployed by the 17th century church to ‘squeeze out’ extra profits from wealthy parishioners was worth the price of the tour alone. The guide was very entertaining and full of information that he conveyed well. The special project this tour supports is one we and you will be happy to support. Very glad we took the time to find and include this fascinating tour.

This venue was very easy to find and the entry was very well organised. Our guide, Vittorio spoke English, but also understood it and navigated the site with a sense of humour. He gave very good insight to the history of this church and it's cemetery. The catacombs were well displayed and atmospheric, and you were given enought time to explore every area.

Online ticket booking, quite fast. Large group, but not too much. We visited the imposing basilica, the catacombs (including the unexpected 'putridarium'...), and finally a beautiful nativity scene (probably the most beautiful I've ever seen!). Competent guide. Overall, an excellent visit.

The tour was very interesting and bizarre, it's definitely worth learning about the religious and social history of the burials in the catacombs. Finding the Catacombs was a slight challenge when following Google maps. Look out for any lifts or stairs in the direction of the catacombs because it's located just below where the directions take you . It's a 20 min walk from the Archaeological museum.

What a must visit catacombs, the Frescos mention what every single mortal must remember " I'm here in catacombs today, you will be here tomorrow", indeed the only certain thing in the life of a mortal is the Death,rest all is uncertain. The chamber where the dead were made to lose the fluids to extract the bones for more such rich can put their dead in the prestigious resting place which now is right below a big church. Emmanuel was brilliant, the local artists giving their own twist to the Nativity scene at the end is a perfect finish to a tour of the catacombs.

Fabulous, thought-provoking tour of the catacombs with a very knowledgeable guide, who stressed the significance of this project in reviving a previously troubled area of Naples. The basilica is appealing, if you like that kind of thing, and the juxtaposition of 7th and 16th century practices around death certainly stimulating. A great way of understanding Naples' combination of religious and pagan-adjacent practices following the counter-reformation, and development as the city it is today. Ticket includes entrance in the Catacombs of San Gennaro within a year of purchase, so well worthwhile.