Naples Underground in San Lorenzo Maggiore: reopening to the public

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The underground world of the Complex of San Lorenzo Maggiore, the Underground Neapolis, reopens to the public: you can visit one of the most fascinating places in Naples!

On May 18, 2020 , the Neapolis Sotterrata , located under the beautiful San Lorenzo Maggiore complex , one of the oldest churches in Naples, also reopened .

A veritable underground world that will lead you to discover one of the oldest yet most fascinating places in Naples. You can walk among the remains of what was once the market of Greco-Roman Neapolis and visit the city's civic and religious center .

Visit the Underground Neapolis

Starting May 18th, you can visit this fantastic place, always respecting all the rules to prevent the spread of the virus. Regular sanitization will be carried out , staff will wear masks and gloves , as will visitors, social distancing will be guaranteed, and disinfectant gel dispensers will be installed.

And then there are pre-established routes , new signage and free wifi so you can download the guide directly to your smartphone for the three visitable areas: the Basilica, the Halls and the archaeological excavations of the ancient Greco-Roman market.

Information on underground Naples

When: from 18 May 2020

Where: Piazza S.Gaetano, 316 - Naples

Timetable: 09: 30-17: 30

Price:

  • Full ticket 9 euro
  • Artecard, Professors, University students, Over 65, 7 euros
  • Under 18 € 6
  • School groups 4 euros
  • Under 6 free

Contacts: Official site | +39 081 2110860 +39 389 1091865


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