Boat Tour to Amalfi Coast , Capri , Ischia & Procida

Photo stop Macellum temple of Serapis, The building has long been improperly called Temple of Serapis, for the discovery of a statue of the Egyptian god in 1750, at the time of the first excavations. Later studies have instead ascertained that it is the ancient Macellum, that is the public market of the Roman Puteoli. It is, by size, the third most important Roman monument of this type.

The Aragonese Castle rises in Baia, and is situated in an area of considerable strategic importance, it was erected on a promontory (51mt) naturally defended to the east by a high tuff cliff overlooking the sea, and to the west by the deep depression given by the calderas of two volcanoes called "Fondi di Baia". The submerged park of Baia, an underwater Pompeii The extraordinary value of the site is given both by the remarkable state of preservation of the archaeological finds, as well as by their objective archaeological historical value. Mosaics, traces of frescoes, sculptures, road tracks and columns, are submerged at about 5 meters below sea level between star anemones and shoals of castagnole. Furthermore, the presence of valuable submerged ecosystems such as the precoralligenous seabed and marine phanerogamous communities (essentially Posidonia oceanica and Cymodocea nodosa) make these places environments of significant naturalistic value, recognized as such by both the Italian and the European Community legislation. The place is extraordinarily suggestive, and makes this part of the seabed a small Roman Atlantis.

You will have the chance to visit the magnificent city of Naples with all its cultural heritage.

The Flavian Amphitheater is one of the two Roman amphitheaters existing in Pozzuoli and dates back to the second half of the 1st century AD It was built to cope with the demographic increase of Puteoli, which had rendered the old building used for public shows in the Republican age unsuitable.