Great and a bit smelly experience :) We were unlucky cause it was closed due to some construction repairs.. If u find your self in such situation u can still have some of it...just follow the road another 50m uphill and you'll get the wiew from the photos. It is situated in a vulcano crater and you can see some sulfur steam activity inside... There are several vulcanos in the area nice for afternoon walks...

If you are interested in visiting a coliseum where you can walk through the underground passages where ferocious animals and gladiators would emerge from, you need to visit this site.

Nice and peaceful walk around the lake. Plenty of birds, turtles and relaxed cats. There are the rests of the Romain Apoolo Temple. Really clean and enjoyable.

Amazing temple, very beautiful, very sad we couldn't actually walk closer to it and that it's not more restaured or anything.

Of the "big five" oracular sites in antiquity, Cumae is perhaps the least well known (the other four were Delphi, Didyma, Dodona, and Siwa). Spelled "Cuma" in Italian, like all the surrounding Napoli area Cumae was originally settled by Greek colonists during the 9th and 8th centuries BC -- in fact, Cumae may have been the first of the Greek colonies in Italy. The prophetess at Cumae was known as Sybil and is most famous for offering books of prophecy to the king of Rome. As the story is told by Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, she offered nine books, today known as the Sibylline Prophecies, for a pretty penny which the Roman king at first refused to pay. So she destroyed three of the books and then offered the remaining six for the same price. Again the king refused to pay, so she destroyed three more of the books and offered the last three for the same amount, at which point the desperate king finally gave in and paid up. Just how the Sybil operated her prophecies through the centuries is not well known since they were generally spontaneous, although Virgil (who lived 70 to 19 BC) wrote that she operated from a cave and was "the mouthpiece of Apollo." It is likely Virgil personally visited Sybil at Cumae since he had a villa close by. It was not until the early 20th century that this current location was identified with the Sybil since prior to that a cave adjacent to Lake Avernus was thought to be her oracular location. The so-called Temple of Jove atop the acropolis affords sweeping views; the acropolis is also where remains from the rather large Temple of Apollo are located. Going downhill to the shoreline there is said to be scant remains from a Temple of Isis, but I did not visit that. Cumae makes for a beautiful daytrip, including historically fascinating ruins, lovely vistas, not overly dense with tour bus crowds (at least when I was there in springtime), and what I considered to be extremely pleasant hiking throughout the historical site. In all likelihood visitors to beautiful Cumae will be staying in Naples, so be advised that getting there using public transportation can be a challenge. Reaching its nearest town, Fusaro, using the Cumana Railway is easy enough, but the last 2½ miles going north from Fusaro to the ancient site of Cumae requires use of the public bus service, which didn't run very frequently when I visited. In Fusaro the bus stops in front of Tabacheria Illiano Di Lubrano Lavadera (tobacco shop) on the Viale Carlo Vanvitelli, and the friendly owner of that shop is a great guy to meet; he speaks English after having lived in North Carolina for a few years. Or you could just hoof it by walking north on Via Fusaro, which is not physically demanding from a terrain perspective (all roadway and minimal inclines). I did it in reverse, walking back to Fusaro train station by foot in lieu of waiting for the bus in the sun at Cumae. However, please note that along several stretches there are no sidewalks and it seems every Italian driver wants to be Mario Andretti, so the feeling of pedestrian safety is not ever-present. That said, I rather admire Italian drivers because they are quite adept at negotiating tight quarters and avoiding collisions, so I wasn't particularly worried about my safety. Cumae may not be the primary reason an American or British tourist visits Italy, but it definitely should be included on your itinerary if you will be in Naples. Ideally, an excursion to Cumae would be combined with a visit to the ruins at Baiae (Baia), and that would best be accomplished by renting a car or similar. As always, plan ahead by ensuring these sites are open the day of your intended visit. Entry fee was €5.

It's a unique place, I've never seen anything like it. It's very interesting and different.

Many interesting things to see at the marina and surrounding areas. Romans bath ruins underwater tour of the Baia area. However tours are seasonal because of weather.

As of August 2018 weekend mass times are: Sunday 11:30 A.M. Saturday 6:30 P.M.

It's a beautiful place! Suitables for families with children and very comfortable for all👍⛵🚤!

Clean, friendly and quiet. One of the nicest lido’s we’ve been to.

Great place to explore. The short hike along the crater rim gives a great impression of one of most active vulcanological sites in the world. The hiking path is well maintained and there are some good viewpoints (definitely no Flipflops, carry some water). The whole park is really clean and there is a water fountain at the entrance. Also a good place to learn about mediterranen Flora and Fauna…. Just bring a guide book or use an app. This place is a hidden gem!

It's a nice place! Very relaxing and quiet!

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