Discover the millennia-old history of ancient Bauli, now Bacoli, with a guided walking tour through archaeology, legends, and hidden gems of the Phlegraean Fields. Accompanied by an expert tour guide, you’ll walk among the ruins of Roman civilization, following in the footsteps of emperors, poets, and artists who once lived in and celebrated this unique corner of Campania.

The itinerary begins on the shore of Marina di Bacoli, where you'll visit the evocative Tomb of Agrippina, an ancient funerary structure attributed to the mother of Emperor Nero, a famous stop on the 19th-century Grand Tour.

Continuing, you'll reach the extraordinary Piscina Mirabilis, the largest Roman cistern ever built—an impressive feat of engineering designed to supply water to the Classis Misenensis, the Roman military fleet.

During the visit, you'll also admire a mural by street artist Jorit, dedicated to the Cumaean Sibyl, a symbol of wisdom and mystery.

Book now your walking tour through art, history, and the hidden wonders of ancient Bauli in Campania.