Napoli Underground Officiel Skip-the-line billet
Beskrivelse
40 meter under de karakteristiske og livlige gader i det historiske centrum af Napoli, finder du en anden verden. Isoleret af tiden, uudforsket indtil for nylig, men dybt forbundet med den nuværende verden ovenpå. Det er hjertet af Napoli, og stedet, hvorfra byen blev født. At besøge det er at rejse 2.400 år i fortiden. Hver episk historisk historie, fra grundlæggelsen af Neopolis, til bomberne fra Anden Verdenskrig, har efterladt sit mærke på væggene af den gule tufa sten, sjælen i Napoli, den sten, som byen blev bygget med. Kom og deltag i denne magiske 1,5 timers rejse tilbage i tiden.
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Rejseplan
Billet til den officielle Napoli Underground tur. Beliggenheden er PIAZZA SAN GAETANO 68, tæt på Via Dei Tribunali.
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Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Anbefales ikke til gravide rejsende
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med fare for hjerte-kar-sygdomme
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
- Præsentere dig selv 30 minutter før på den angivne adresse og indtaste som per personale instruktioner
- Kan betjenes af en flersproget guide
- Ikke anbefales til nogen klaustrofob
- Minimumsalder er 3 år
- Tur på italiensk hver time fra 10:00 til 17:00
- Tur på engelsk kl. 12:00 og 14:00. Spørg altid ved indgangen mere information om timing på engelsk.
- Pizza vil blive nydt efter turen (hvis denne mulighed er købt)
Anmeldelser(609)
Walking down all of the steps deep under ground is overwhelming but well worth it. It opens up into tremendous sized rooms. Walking the thin path is another must. Beautiful pools and large rooms await. Guides are extremely knowledgeable. It’s a must see marvel!
It's cool down there - between 12 and 16 degrees so prepare for that. It's quite busy, so you can often overhear other group whilst trying to listen to your guide. Our guide walked very fast, so if you can't walk quickly for about 40 minutes with breaks, then do tell them.
This was a super cool tour!! We loved hearing about the long history of the underground and more about Naples!
Worthwhile experience. Tour guide was very knowledgeable and kept our group together. A must do tour.
Good little tour. Be forewarned some parts won’t work for anyone who is mildly (or very) claustrophobic. Also there are ~150 steps down and then back up. This was all fine for us but I can imagine it might not work for some!
Experience to be done with a local and competent guide
I was one of about 30 people on the tour. The guide was very personable and knowledgeable, and he made the tour entertaining with interesting stories and a bit of humor. Physically, this could be a challenge for some folks, as you must traverse lot of stairs to descend 40 meters underground to see 2000 year old chambers and tunnels. When hot outside, this was a great escape to the cool underground, but you get to come back up to see the last part of the tour, which includes the excavated portions of a large Roman amphitheater.
The meeting place is highly misleading, as Google Maps leads you to the wrong address - when flagged, and we were unable to attend because we didn't have enough time to reach the correct address, the company did not want to provide a full refund. Instead we were notified 30 minutes before the next tour, which we couldn't attend. Very poor and ill-advertised service overall.
Worth going to, fairly well organised and tours guides know their subject. A bit difficult to hear them when two tours going on but still definitely worthwhile.
Group size was way too big, lost some people in our group for a time. No expectations were set and people were talking constantly. Too many tours going on at the same time and as a result, couldn't hear our guide at all but were consistently told to be quiet by other guides who were trying to present in the same space or a space we were walking through. Some of the things were staged just to have something more to look at- replica bombs and plants with grow lights but didn't get to see the parts that would have been interesting like the facilities installed during world war II while residents sheltered from the war.
