CUMA ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK TOUR
YOUR EXPERIENCE
What you will do
- The truth about the Sibyl’s Cave
- The Roman Crypta with cisterns
- The Terrace on the Forest of Cuma
- Walk in the Via Sacra
- The Temple of Apollo
- The Temple of Jupiter and the holm oak forest
What you will visit during the Cuma Archeaological Park Tour
Discover the beauty of a city full of charm by visiting the ancient monuments whose legends inspired Virgil!
Discover why this volcanic area is called Campi Flegrei.
We will visit the Archaeological Park of Cuma (Acropolis of Cuma: the first Greek colony in the West, the Delphic cult and the Apollonian cult, the lunar calendars at the Sibyl’s Cave and the power of Augustus, the archaeological traces of the first Christians in the temples.
*The tour price will be € 10 per person only if you reach a minimum of 15 participants. Alternatively you can choose to participate in the tour by following the prices shown below:
from 3 to 10 people: € 100
groups of 11 to 15 people: € 130
For groups and groups with more than 15 participants, the price will be € 10 per person
Included services: Guide in your language
Not included services: Entrance tickets to the castle
Tickets for archaeological sites: € 4 adults
Minors free entry.
Useful information
- It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes
Languages: 
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The tours offered by Campania Visits and Tours are all carried out with the collaboration of official and certified tour guides.
An official and certified tour guide is a licensed professional (compulsory for the Italian law) who, for work, accompanies individuals or groups of tourists to visit museums, galleries, archaeological excavations, works of art and sites of tourist interest, of which illustrates the characteristics and landscape, artistic, historical and cultural attractions.
This professional figure should not be confused with that of the tour leader, who is instead limited to assisting and providing information to tourists, sometimes accompanying them even on the sites of interest, but without conducting the guided tours.
How to book
To finalize the booking of the tour or the requested service (eg Transfer ..), use the request form on the page of the service that you want to book.
A member of our staff will contact the person who made the booking to illustrate the payment methods for the chosen service.
Once the payment is received, we will send an email confirming the tour or service with the following information:
– Date of execution of the service;
– Name of the person who made the booking and number of participants;
– Tour itinerary and included services;
– Instructions to reach the meeting point with our guide;
– Emergency telephone number.
Campania Visits and Tours reserves the right to modify the itineraries and / or timetables due to major force (adverse weather conditions, rough seas, etc.).
Campania Visits and Tours is not responsible for any museum, archaeological sites closures and is not responsible for strikes, delays, irregularities in city traffic or any other type of damage caused by third parties or force majeure.
Campania Visits and Tours is not responsible for any changes in the input prices or increases in the cost of the services. In the event that such exceptional circumstances should prohibit the execution of the service, Campania Visits and Tours will reimburse the customer the full paid amount, but no other compensation will be due.
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Once the deadline of 3 days before the starting date of the service expires, it must be paid also in case of non-execution.
In the event that the booking of the service should take place after the 3-day deadline, the payment will be immediate.
The customer can cancel his reservation completely free of charge no later than 3 days before the starting date of the service.
Cancellations received after this deadline will be subject to the payment of the cost of the service.
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Departure
Reach your guide out at the entrance to the Archaeological Park of Cuma-Licola provincial road
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Departure Time
Please arrive at 09:30 for a quick departure at 10:30
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Return Time
13:00
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Dress Code
Casual. Comfortable clothes, sneakers, a hat and a jacket.
From our gallery
Cuma Archeaological Park Tour
Antro della Sibilla
Antro della Sibilla Cumana
Crypta Romana con le cisterne
Cripta Romana Cuma
Terrazza sul porto
Terrazza sul porto
La via sacra
La via Sacra
Tempio di Apollo
Tempio di Apollo
Tempio di Giove
Tempio di Giove
Location
Raggiungi la tua guida fuori all'ingresso del Parco Archeologico di Cuma
PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO DI CUMA
A poca distanza da Napoli, nella zona continentale dei Campi Flegrei, c’è un’area archeologica che un tempo comprendeva l’antica città di Cuma, la colonia della Magna Grecia che maggiormente contribuì a diffondere la cultura greca in Italia.
La più antica colonia greca d’Occidente, successiva soltanto all’occupazione provvisoria dell’isola d’Ischia, fu fondata secondo tradizione intorno al 730 a.C. grazie ad alcuni coloni greci provenienti da Calcide. Gli scavi archeologici di Cuma sono famosi, in realtà, per l’Antro della Sibilla, uno degli oracoli più conosciuti e consultati del mondo antico, le cui predizioni sono descritte in numerose opere di autori greci e latini. Il parco Archeologico di Cuma è un luogo di grande interesse, differente dai più noti scavi archeologici di Pompei, non appena oltrepassata la galleria di accesso ci si immerge in un atmosfera surreale ed antica. L’Acropoli conserva ancora le mura del V secolo e comprende i resti del tempio di Giove e il tempio d’Apollo, collegati da una strada ancora perfettamente visibile, un tempo chiamata Via Sacra. Di entrambi i tempi rimangono poche tracce perché furono adattati a chiesa cristiana nel V secolo d,c.
Gli scavi hanno restituito anche il famoso Antro della Sibilla, la Cripta Romana, i resti di un grandioso Edificio Termale di epoca imperiale e dell’Anfiteatro. Dall’alto dell’acropoli sono visibili i resti della città bassa con i Templi italici, del Foro, i ruderi di un edificio termale e l’anfiteatro. Mentre in lontananza si staglia l’Arco Felice, viadotto costruito da Domiziano per il passaggio della via che collegava Pozzuoli a Roma. Numerosi sono inoltre i sepolcri di età greca e romana ritrovati nel luogo mentre nelle immediate vicinanze