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Archaeological site · Napoli (NA)

Greco-Roman Aqueduct of Naples

  • Visit: about 1 h 50 min
Greco-Roman Aqueduct of Naples
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The ancient underground aqueduct of Naples, dug from the 4th century BC, the heart of Naples Underground.

Beneath the streets of the old centre runs the Greco-Roman aqueduct: the cavities were dug by Greek colonists from the 4th century BC to extract the tuff used to build Neapolis, and were later used as cisterns and water channels.Today this labyrinth is the heart of Naples Underground: going down on the guided tours, we pass through narrow tunnels, cisterns and spaces that were also used as shelters during the Second World War.

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