Per person
A weekend immersed in culture in this mysterious place called "Ardent" known for being located in a huge volcanic caldera formed millions of years ago. The following tour includes: 2 nights in affiliated hotels "Casa Adele", "Serapisuite" e "Flagagiama", 2 guided tours, 1 lunch, 1 wine tasting, 1 aperitif. Price is "From to" per person, at least 2 people. It may change depending on the season and availability of the hotel. On request parking space in private parking "Parking 2.1 € 50 for two nights.
After the check-in the chosen structure ( Casa Adele, Serapsuite or Flagagiama) in Pozzuoli, you will immediately begin your adventure with a guided tour of the third largest Colosseum in Italy, the Flavian Amphitheatre. You will discover the perfectly preserved dungeons, where Gladiators and animals were preparing for battles. Then you will continue on foot, accompanied by your guide, to the historic center of Pozzuoli, an ancient commercial port in Roman times, overlooking the beautiful islands of Procida and Ischia with the Solfatara behind. You will stop for the traditional puteolano aperitif at the "Liquid" while you will enjoy the sunset over the sea and to whet your appetite before moving for lunch or dinner ( based on arrival time) at the "Trattoria Don Antonio" where a tasty dinner lunch based on local delicacies from the sea awaits you.
Morning dedicated to the Phlegraean flavors, we will head to Cratere degli Astroni, one of the most fascinating volcanic crater of the caldera, WWF Nature Reserve, where you will enjoy a guided tour of vineyards and cellars with tasting of 3 wines accompanied by a delicious cold cuts, at the "Cantine Astroni"
When you wake up, after a delicious breakfast and check-out, we will leave for the first Greco-Roman colony in Italy, the ancient Kyme today called Cuma. The archaeological park of Cuma is the most ancient and important testimony of the passage of the Greeks before and after the Romans, in Italy. You will discover myths and legends that surround this place, such as the fascinating Antro della Sibilla.