Pozzuoli and the Campi Flegrei offer an extraordinary mix of history, nature, sea, and myth.
This ancient and fascinating land is where the sea meets history, and every corner tells a legend. In just two days, you can experience a variety of emotions, from archaeological sites and breathtaking views to relaxation and local gastronomy. Below is a list of things to do in 48 hours in the Campi Flegrei!

Day 1

Moring:

  • Flavian Amphitheatre: One of the largest Roman amphitheatres in the world, a witness to the city’s ancient life that still hosts performances and concerts today.
  • Temple of Serapis / Macellum: The remains of the ancient market and temples located near the port of Pozzuoli, offering a stunning view of the sea and the surrounding landscape.
  • Lake Avernus: A volcanic lake tied to classical mythology — according to Virgil, it was the gateway to Hades. Perfect for a peaceful walk surrounded by nature.

Afternoon:

  • Archaeological Park of the Phlegraean Fields / Ruins of Cuma: A vast archaeological area where you can walk among Greek and Roman ruins, admire sea views, and visit the Sibyl’s Cave, a long tunnel carved into the tuff, more than 100 meters deep, and one of the most mysterious places in the region.
  • Arco Felice: An ancient Roman archway that was once part of the city’s defensive walls.
  • Solfatara of Pozzuoli: An active volcanic crater with fumaroles and jets of steam, a vivid reminder of the fiery energy that lies beneath the Phlegraean Fields.
  • Pozzuoli Seafront Promenade: A stroll along the seafront offers beautiful views of the port and the island of Nisida: the perfect spot to unwind or enjoy an aperitif by the sea.

Evening:

  • Rione Terra: The ancient district of Pozzuoli, beautifully illuminated at night, creates a magical atmosphere. From its panoramic terraces, you can admire the gulf and the silhouette of the islands — perfect for a sunset photo.
  • A walk through the old town: Enjoy an evening stroll through narrow alleys filled with lights, music, and the unmistakable Neapolitan spirit.

Day 2

Morning:

  • Piscina Mirabilis: The largest ancient Roman freshwater cistern ever built, an impressive feat of engineering with an atmosphere frozen in time.
  • Aragonese Castle of Baia: Built in the 15th century for defensive purposes, it now houses the Archaeological Museum of the Phlegraean Fields, which preserves artifacts from Cuma, Baia, and Pozzuoli.
    From its terrace, you can enjoy one of the most spectacular panoramic views of the Gulf, stretching all the way to the islands.

Afternoon:

  • Roman Baths of Baia: A vast thermal complex that once combined luxury and wellness. Walking among ancient saunas, nymphaea, and steam rooms feels like stepping back 2,000 years, when emperors and nobles came here to relax and rejuvenate.
  • Monte di Procida: Take a stroll through the historic village, where colorful murals tell local stories and legends. At the Stupor Mundi belvedere, enjoy an unforgettable view of Capri, Ischia, and Procida.
  • Acquamorta and Torre Fumo Nature Reserve: A protected area home to a variety of natural habitats and wildlife, perfect for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Evening:

  • End your day with a candlelight dinner at NovilunioMiramare, a restaurant that celebrates the flavors and traditions of the Phlegraean cuisine in a refined, contemporary style.

Where to Stay:

For a stay that combines elegance, sea views, and authentic charm, choose Al Chiar di Luna in Monte di Procida.
A boutique hotel immersed in one of the most enchanting panoramas of the Phlegraean Fields, the perfect retreat after a day of exploration.

In the evening, the NovilunioMiramare restaurant welcomes you with creative Mediterranean dishes and unforgettable sunsets over the islands.