Are you passionate about archaeology? At Archeologia a Napoli, we offer customizable and exclusive tours in Campania, specifically tailored for archaeology enthusiasts. Explore the incredible sites in the Bay of Naples, including Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis, Stabiae, Caserta, Paestum, and the fascinating Campi Flegrei.
Discover the secrets of the ancient world while marveling at preserved ruins and artifacts. From the tragic story of Pompeii to the grandeur of Caserta, each site offers a glimpse into the past. Whether you're a seasoned archaeology enthusiast or discovering the world of ancient civilizations for the first time, Archeologia a Napoli provides a range of tour options to cater to your interests and needs. Unearth the treasures of Campania with us and embark on a journey through history like no other.
Naples is a unique city, defined by the multitude of cultures that have made it their home over the course of three millennia. Each civilization has left its mark, molding Naples into a complex, eclectic, and surprising metropolis.
Aroundevery corner hides a thousand-year-old story, a remarkable event, or an unresolved mystery. Its unique charm—a mix of beauty and grit—drove Goethe to remark that Naples was “a paradise inhabited by devils.”
Most visitors see the ruins; few understand the life behind them. Experience Pompeii from a privileged perspective: behind the sceneswith the experts who excavate the past.
This tour is designed for those who want to go deeper than the standard itinerary. We will guide you through the layers of history, exploring lesser-known alleys and authentic details—from ancient construction techniques to traces of daily life—that often go unnoticed. It is a true backstage pass to the ancient world.
While Pompeii is famous for its scale, Herculaneum is legendary for its details. Buried by deep volcanic mud rather than ash, this seaside town is a perfectly sealed time capsule.
Here, the preservation is unparalleled: unlike anywhere else in the world, you will see original wooden beams, charred furniture, and organic fabrics that survived the eruption. Walking through these well-preserved homes offers an intimate, high-definition look at Roman life that feels as if the inhabitants just left.
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While Pompeii shows us daily life, Oplontis reveals luxury. This monumental villa, often attributed to the Empress Poppaea, covers over 3,000 square meters of pure opulence.
We will guide you through its two distinct souls: the original 1st-century BC wing, adorned with the finest "Second Style" architectural frescoes in the world, and the spectacular expansion from the era of Nero, centered around a massive 60-meter swimming pool(natatio). A rare chance to walk through the halls of the Roman elite without the crowds.
Discover the Phlegraean Fields thanks to the guided tours of Archeology in Napoli; you will be guided by a professional archaeologist who will lead you among the places of myth, through the history of a land in which the deepest roots of Western civilization lie, where history, landscape and myth blend together, where every product, every glimpse, every stone tell of a great past, of coexistence with a nature as generous as it is risky, of warriors, emperors, rich aristocrats, poets, writers, entrepreneurs, industrious artisans, loves, crimes and great banquets.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of archaeology with an exclusive and tailor-made tours for archeology enthusiasts. Join us on a captivating journey through the ancient wonders of the Tour Campi Flegrei (Phlegrean Fields), exploring archaeological sites such as Kyme, Puteoli (Pozzuoli), and Baia. Discover the rich history and volcanic landscapes of this region, while indulging in a leisurely and informative experience. Book your private tour today and delve into the captivating world of archaeological treasures.
This is not just a museum; it is the vault of antiquity. It houses the world’s most important collection of Roman artifacts, including the masterpieces removed from Pompeii and Herculaneum for safekeeping. You will stand before the colossal sculptures of the Farnese Collectionand the exquisite mosaics that once paved the finest Roman villas.
Located inside the majestic Aragonese Castle of Baia, perched high above the sea, this museum offers a journey through myth and history. Explore rare finds from the Phlegraean Fields—from prehistoric tools to imperial Roman marble—in one of the most scenic settings in Italy.
A day of immersion in the past, to discover life of the cities buried by the Vesuvius in the 79.
Combining the visit of the two ancient cities you can have a complete sight on the Roman society of the Bay of Naples.
The extension of Pompeii, a city of 66 hectares (163 acres), will let you to get lost in the past walking along the narrow streets and crowded main streets, visiting the shops, factories and especially the houses, which are the mirror of a society unexpectedly complex and varied.
Thanks to the fascinating casts of the victims (the famous bodies of Pompeii), who photograph the last moments of life of the citizens of Pompeii, you will have the perception of the tragedy that struck the population who lived in the shadow of Vesuvius.
Herculaneum, small and opulent town overlooking the gulf - thanks to the incredible preservation of materials, such as wood, cloth, papyrus- you can perceive with exceptional level of detail the appearance of an ancient Roman city, that comes to life thanks to the stories told by the extraordinary epigraphic documentation that, thanks to the huge amount of public inscriptions, wooden tablets, papyri, is a unique source of information for the study of antiquity.
The excursion includes 3 hours of visit to Pompeii, following an itinerary that touches all aspects of daily life, focusing on the houses, characterized by an incredible state of conservation of the decorations (mosaics and paintings).
After a lunch break of 1 hour, you will visit the ancient Herculaneum (about 2 hours), where the tour will touch the entire Archaeological Park selecting the most characteristic examples, the exhibition area of the boat and the Antiquarium.
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