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Phlegraean Fields | Located above the largest volcanic area in Europe

Set against the backdrop of a stunning landscape, Phlegraean Fields is an amalgamation of ancient artifacts from different Campi Flegrei territories. The term "Campi Flegrei" translates to "burning fields" in English. The territories associated with Campi Flegrei include several towns and areas with historical, archaeological, and natural significance.

Things to know before booking your tickets to Phlegraean Fields

  • Partially accessible: The Phlegraean Fields is only partially accessible for wheelchair users. 
  • Separate tickets for other attractions: The Phlegraean Fields include multiple attractions such as the Baths of Baia and the Flavian Amphitheater. You'll need to purchase separate tickets or choose a tour that includes them if you wish to visit these attractions. 
  • Enjoy extended validity on tickets: All tickets for the Phlegraean Fields are valid for an extended period. For more information on the validity of the tickets, please refer to your tickets. 

Why visit Phlegraean Fields?

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

  • Artecard Campania

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

  • Tickets to the Archaeological Park of the Baths of Baia
  • Tickets to Flavian Amphitheater in Pozzuoli
  • Tickets to Phlegraean Fields Archaeological Museum in Baiae Castle
  • Tickets to the Archaeological Park of Cumae
  • Artecard Campania

Explore Phlegraean Fields

Plan your visit to Phlegraean Fields

Plan your visit to Phlegraean Fields

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
  • Washrooms
  • Limited wheelchair accessibility
  • Picnic spots
Helpful Tips
  • 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. 
Pizza
  • 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. 
Family entering hotel room

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

Entry tickets for Phlegraean Fields start from €5 and go up to €36.50.