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Book Campi Flegrei Tickets & Tours
Explore Campania's treasures with free entry to top sites and unlimited travel!
- Free entry to two attractions, including popular sites like Pompeii, and Herculaneum, access to 100+ sites.
- Enjoy unlimited rides on local buses, trains, and metro lines with the Unicocampania transport network to reach top landmarks easily.
- After your first two visits, get up to 50% off additional visits to 100+ museums, monuments, and archaeological sites.
- Access tourist assistance in English and Italian for a smooth experience.
Explore Campania's treasures with free entry to top sites and unlimited travel!
- Free entry to two attractions, including popular sites like Pompeii, and Herculaneum, access to 100+ sites.
- Enjoy unlimited rides on local buses, trains, and metro lines with the Unicocampania transport network to reach top landmarks easily.
- After your first two visits, get up to 50% off additional visits to 100+ museums, monuments, and archaeological sites.
- Access tourist assistance in English and Italian for a smooth experience.
Inclusions
- Free entry to the first 2 sites of your choice (Full list here)
- Up to 50% discount from the 3rd site onwards
- 3-day validity
- Tourist assistance in English and Italian
- Unlimited travel on Unicocampania Consortium network
- Tip: For popular attractions like Pompeii, it's recommended to check if advance reservations are needed, even with the Campania Artecard, especially during peak times.
- You will receive your digital pass instantly via email after booking. To activate the card, follow the instructions in the voucher.
- The pass is first activated during entry at your first site. Once activated, it cannot be paused or extended.
- Please note: Access to Alibus and some Sita Sud lines (e.g., Sorrento/Positano/Amalfi routes) is not included.
- From January 1, 2023, the Galleria Borbonica and Catacombs sites are no longer free but can be visited at a reduced fee.
- Access to the Vesuvius Great Cone is currently suspended.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- These tickets are valid for 6 months from the date of purchase.
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Jennifer
May 2025Verified booking
We were through the line quickly at Peastum - it was a beautiful! Pompeii was another story as we were not aware of the 1st Sunday of each month being a Museum holiday where everyone egts in free. We waited in line for 2 hours because the "voucher" did not count as a printed ticket aloowing us immediate acccess, and then we were smooshed in through the gates by hoards of people trying to get in before it closed.
Vergnes
Mar 2025Verified booking
Dominique
May 2025Verified booking
Lise
Apr 2025Verified booking
BRESSON
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Sonja
Mar 2025Verified booking
Transport passes don't work at any of the barriers. Staff at both train stations and metro are well aware of this and are kind enough to let you pass through. Lady at the information desk said that they rarely work so this is a known issue. Also we were of the impression that we could use the pass to get a discounted entry to a museum after our two free visits and this was not the case. All in all we felt that we didn't save money by buying the card and had lots of issues setting it up.
Greg
Aug 2024Verified booking
DELSAUT
Aug 2024Verified booking
marco
Jul 2024Verified booking
I would like a refund due to denial in the use of the ticket
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Mark
Sep 2024Verified booking
Mr
Oct 2023Verified booking
Easy to use and good value for site entry and getting around. Got on train from Sorrento to Herculaneum not knowing it only stopped a few times a day. Went through to Naples and easily caught the train to Herculaneum without extra cost or trouble. 😂
Susanne
Oct 2023Verified booking
Great once I got the cards but there was a problem getting them activated (technical at Artecarc!) , I had to email several times and eventually telephone a couple of times, quite stressful on holiday!
Richard
Sep 2023Verified booking
I am basically an IT dinosaur and did not find the experience of using the Artecard easy, especially as the signal to my phone when we were in Italy was, at best, problematical. However Headout staff were most helpful when I contacted them.
Arnold
Jun 2023Verified booking
Cost saving was the best thing. Using the card for travel was confusing, since you couldn't scan anything, but they would usually let you in for free if you mentioned the card. Head out was ok, helpful with setting up the app.
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NaplesCampi Flegrei
Make the most of Naples
Why visit Phlegraean Fields?
- A treasure trove of history: From the Baths of Baia to the Flavian amphitheater, Phlegrean Fields is a collection of ancient ruins that take you on a trip through Italian history.
- Stunning landscapes: The Phlegraean Fields are set against the backdrop of stunning natural landscapes that add to the charm of the site.
- Gorgeous panoramic views: Phlegraean Fields is the best place to take in the views of the beautiful Gulf of Pozzuoli from the rooftop of the castle.
- A peek into ancient life: Distinctive necropolises can be seen at the colonies of the different areas and offer insights into the beliefs and superstitions of the ancient territories and their lifestyle.
- Located above the largest volcanic area in Europe: Phlegraean Fields is located above the largest volcanic area in Europe. Apart from important archaeological areas, you can also see thermal springs and coastal lakes at the attraction.
Which Phlegraean Fields ticket is best for you?
If you are a budget-conscious traveler
Go for: All-access pass
Duration: Flexible
Guide: No
- Visit 2 attractions for free and enjoy discounted entry to the third attraction.
- Enjoy extended validity, unlimited public transport access, and tourist assistance in English and Italian.
Recommended tours
If you want to explore further
Go for: Entry tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: No
- Get entry access to attractions such as the Baths of Baia, the Flavian amphitheater, and the Archaeological Park of Cumae.
- Learn about Roman history and marvel at the beautiful ruins amidst stunning natural landscapes and panoramic views.
Recommended tours
Explore Phlegraean Fields
Archaeological Park of Baths of Baia
The Baths of Baia (Terme di Baia) refer to the ancient Roman thermal bath complex located in the town of Baia within the Campi Flegrei region near Naples, Italy. Baia was a renowned seaside resort for the Roman elite during the Imperial period, and the Baths
Flavian Amphitheatre in Pozzuoli
The Flavian Amphitheatre, also known as the Anfiteatro Flavio or Amphitheatre of Pozzuoli, is an ancient Roman amphitheater located in the town of Pozzuoli, near Naples, Italy. It is one of the most well-preserved Roman amphitheaters and is notable for its historical and architectural significance.
Phlegraean Archaeological Fields
The Phlegraean Fields, also known as the Campi Flegrei in Italian, is a large volcanic area situated to the west of Naples, Italy.The area is a combination of ancient territories such as Pozzuoli, Baia, Cuma, Lake Avernus, Solfatara and Piscina Mirabilis.
Archaeological Park of Cumae
Explore the oldest Greek colonies in the West at the Archaeological Park of Cumae.
Plan your visit to Phlegraean Fields
Timings
Directions
Facilities
Tips
Eat
Stay
9 AM to 8 PM.
Last entry: 7 PM.
Best time to visit: The best time to visit Phlegraean Fields is during the spring and autumn. During this time, the crowds are less and the weather is also mild.
Address: Via Castello, 39, 80070 Bacoli NA, Italy. Find on maps.
- By bus: 101, 102, 135
Nearest stop: Castello di Baia - By rail: Ferrovia Cumana
Nearest stop: Pozzuoli - By metro: Line 2
Nearest stop: Pozzuoli
- Washrooms
- Limited wheelchair accessibility
- Picnic spots
- You can enjoy free entry to the Phlegraean Fields on the first Sunday of every month.
- Wear comfortable footwear since you will be walking a lot at Phlegraean Fields.
- There are picnic areas in the park where you can enjoy your food surrounded by nature and history.
- Visit the nymphaeum with a central pool that has beautiful statues of water nymphs.
- Since Phlegraean Fields is located in a volcanic and thermal area, it can get extremely hot during the summers. Avoid visiting during this time.
- Enjoy fascinating views of the Gulf of Pozzuoli from Piazza d’Armi, which is also the castle’s rooftop.
- N’copp’a terra: Enjoy authentic Neapolitan cuisine along with great service at the N’copp’a terra.
- Skyline Mediterraneo: Indulge in yummy pizzas and pasta at Skyline Mediterraneo.
- Luna Rossa: Serving seafood, Luna Rossa is known for their warm hospitality and delicious dishes made from the freshest ingredients.
Budget: Hotel Nuvò (2.5 km), Puteoli Palace Hotel (8.9 km), Hotel Darsena (9.6 km).
Mid-range: Montespina Park Hotel (1.6 km), Riama Agriresort (2.6 km), Hotel Villa Avellino (10 km).
Luxury: Grand Hotel Serapide (3.5 km), Hotel Gli Dei (5 km), Hotel Terme Neronenis (8.5 km).
Beyond Phlegraean Fields
Terme di Agnano
Located 1.7 km from Phlegraean Fields, Terme di Agnano is a great place to relax in. Over here, you will find a variety of thermal pools and a spa that provides massages and treatments.
Riserva Naturale Oasi WWF Cratere degli Astroni
Located 2.5 km from Phlegraean Fields, the Riserva Naturale is a peaceful park that is great for walking and birdwatching.
Solfatara Volcano
Located 4.7 km from Phlegraean Fields, Solfatara Volcano was believed to be the home of the Roman god of Fire-Vulcan, in ancient times.
Frequently asked questions about Phlegraean Fields tickets
How much is a ticket to Phlegraean Fields?
Entry tickets for Phlegraean Fields start from €5 and go up to €36.50.
How to book tickets to Phlegraean Fields?
You can book your Phlegraean Fields tickets online only. Booking tickets online helps to save time and money.
Why should I book Phlegraean Fields tickets online?
- Convenience: You can book your tickets from wherever you are and choose a time and day that works best for you.
- Cheaper rates: When compared to offline, online ticket rates tend to be cheaper.
- Different options: You can choose from different ticket options such as standard entry tickets and all-inclusive day passes.
- Extended validity: Tickets that are booked online, are valid for an extended period.
What do Phlegraean Fields tickets include?
Different tickets include different attractions, However, Phlegraean Fields tickets give you entry access to the Phlegraean Archaeological Museum inside the Baiae Castle.
How do I access the Archaeological Park of Baths of Baia, Flavian Amphitheatre, Phlegraean Archaeological Fields, and Archaeological Park of Cumae?
To access each of these attractions, you will have to buy separate tickets.
What is the cancellation policy for Phlegraean Fields tickets?
Phlegraean Fields tickets cannot be canceled, but they are valid for an extended period.
What is the cancelation policy for Certosa di San Martino tickets?
Certain Certosa di San Martino tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled. However, if you have purchased the Artecard Napoli or the Artecard Campania, you can cancel your tickets 24 hours before the experience begins for a full refund.
How long does it take to complete a Phlegraean Fields tour?
You can expect to spend 2-3 hours touring the Phlegraean Fields.