The park itself seems to be closed. It was still possible to see the park and steam from far away but it was not possible to enter.

Scary but incredible that I was there Not to long ago .. it's an Incredible sight but deserves incredible respect such as that respect given to the Mount Vesuvio!! Nature is spectacular and lets us know we're very Small in comparison! GOD BLESS ALL OF NAPOLI ALL OF THE PEOPLE OF NAPOLI AND ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO LIVE NEAR THESE VOLCANOS

Great and a bit smelly experience :) We were unlucky cause it was closed due to some construction repairs.. If u find your self in such situation u can still have some of it...just follow the road another 50m uphill and you'll get the wiew from the photos. It is situated in a vulcano crater and you can see some sulfur steam activity inside... There are several vulcanos in the area nice for afternoon walks...

Still closed following the 2017 accident. However you can walk around the rim up a road to the left of the entrance marked on the map and get a good view over the caldera.

One can only speculate how much longer this volcano in the middle of a residential area is keeping quiet.

This is currently closed. You can look from the road.

This place is absolutely amazing, and I’ll never forget my visit in 2010. But it has been closed since 2017 due to a tragic accident. Supposedly you can look down into the crater from the surrounding hills but I don’t really think that is worth the trip. It will probably never reopen any time soon.

One of Naples under stated and magnificent roman ruins, but very much worthy of a visit.

We came a mid of Oct. The underneath part was closed, with everything we were so excited to see. The internal galleries of the upper part and the museum were closed as well - due to security precautions as we were told. No data on Google Maps or anywhere on this. With the ticket price staying the full and a redicilous price for nearby parkings was not worth it. So take a step ahead before you go there, try to figure out what will be available. when you come.

Uniqe underground museum. Much better than the colosseum and less crowded.

I was walking randomly across Pozzuoli and, accidentally, came across this glorious amphitheatre surrounded by modern buildings. So I went in to visit it and got absolutely staggered

One of the greatest Amphitheatres, but with so many competing ancient Roman sights in the area it doesn't seem to get the number of visitors it deserves. That's your gain if you visit. On the surface the gladiatorial arena is well preserved, but it's underground that this amphitheatre really shines. Unusually you can visit the underground rooms and tunnels where they would have held the wild animals that would be lifted up into the arena, along with complex environmental stages, and of course where the gladiators prepared to fight and die. Watch the fight scenes in the movie Gladiator to get an idea of just how complex and dramatic these events would have been, and then wander through and up into the arena imagining how it must have been. It was free the day we visited because it was the first Sunday of the month, but even then there was only a handful of people there with us.

This site is currently being worked on and entrance is limited to the center of the amphitheater. You can't access the underground area, surrounding grounds, or seats. Entrance was free the day I was there. In spite of the limitations, it is an amazing experience to stand in an amphitheater. It is close to the metro station, perhaps 300m. Would definitely recommend seeing it if you are in the area.

An incredible journey into the past by walking in the footsteps of gladiators. The arena itself is well preserved and it features perhaps the most well-preserved underground area of any of the remaining arenas. Also unique is the 43-meter hole in the arena floor that would have been used to raise and lower stage sceneries during performances. If this arena were located in Rome, it would be swamped with visitors. But because it's in Pozzuoli, I nearly had the place to myself. A true "pinch me" moment. Note that the upper arena itself is not currently open to the public as of 4 Jan23. But it's still well worth the five euro admissions.

Nice and peaceful walk around the lake. Plenty of birds, turtles and relaxed cats. There are the rests of the Romain Apoolo Temple. Really clean and enjoyable.

Ancient Greeks called Lago d’Averno the mouth of hell because passing birds were suffocated by the fumes. The lake was turned into part of a naval base by Cornelius Agrippa after he cut a canal. Emperor Nero furthered this by building a canal lined with colonnades. Ruins surround the lake, including the Temple of Apollo which is currently being renovated and is covered with no trespassing tape and remains of a dome building which is suspected to have been as big as the Roman Pantheon. If you gaze into the water, you can visibly see steps going down and leading somewhere… There is nothing marked on the trail about whether excavations are being done of the water or the nearby dome and Sibylline cave. A walk around the lake is tranquil. There are many agro tourism places open for lunch on weekends with prices ranging from €30-40 per person. Birds, ducks and turtles are the most popular creatures here. It may be worthwhile for the government to look into what is killing all of the fish in the lake as the stench is awful and one can only walk a few feet without being Greeted by stinky, belly up, rotting fish who have drifted toward the shore.

Great place for a run or family walk. Beautiful and even has some Roman ruins. Bring a bottle of wine and lounge in the grass or on a bench.

Lovely lake close to Pozzuoli, about 2 km around the lake. Partially shaded for 1/2 of the walk.

best place to relax and its free to enter. 24h open.

Harder than acheron, prob cuz of the fixed hitboxes

It's a great poetic place

Roman archeological site in pozzuoli just in front of the water line. Though not maintained and no entrance allowed is a nich sight to the eyes from the outside...

Well worth the visit. Read the information on Wikipedia and it gives you a great idea of what an amazing place it must have been.

Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. You can get a impressive view of the site if you approach from the direction of the train station. It's wonderfully located with the sea as a background. Unfortunately you can't enter the site.

If your around the area great place to visit, was a market with a possible temple at it's centre. Interesting story due to seismic activity in the area

I had a free afternoon and was looking for an archeological site near the water... This fit the bill! I wasn't able to go inside for a tour but it was still really cool to see and walk around the area. Also if note, there are a few paid parking spots nearby but not a lot so I imagine it's tricky to park in the busy season.

Its an ancient Roman Temple which host the signs when it was submerged in the sea. Because of the deformation related to volcanic activities and tectonics its now above the sea level. Interesting to visit and see you can clearly sea the part which was once submerged in the sea water.

Nice place to visit, distance observation of open air historical monument.

Entrance to the park allows you access to the Cave of the Cumean Sibyl and Augustan age ruins of Temple of Apollo and Temple of Jupiter. Discounted prices for children and with the Arte card.

Another impressive site that covers a lot of ground. It’s lovely to walk around this ancient settlement under trees overlooking the bay of Naples. Unfortunately, the explanation boards are already quite damaged so not all information can be read. Due to the larger sites around Naples there are not many visitors coming to this particular site which makes for a rather relaxed visit. The acropolis is particularly interesting to the tunnels in the rock and to its background as the first Greek colonial settlement in this part of the ancient world.

What a spectacular Greek ruins site. It is filled with wonderful pieces of a not well-known part of the history to many. There are lots of new discoveries happening right now. Very interesting. This was my 4th visit. There's always something "new"...fascinating. Oracle Sybilla is like nothing I've seen before 👌

You should approach this site as a pleasant and scenic park worthy of a peacefull stroll amongst the oaks, olives and ruins on a hill with great views of the coast out toward Ischia. Signage is just ok. The ruins are too desicated to be of more than marginal interest. Definitely worth a couple hours, and Sibyll's cave was cool.

Awesome place to take the family. Not stroller friendly and there are a few steep parts for the kids but overall worth doing. Definitely worth a day trip to explore the whole site. Don’t forget to stop and get some ice cream at the end. Lastly, there is plenty of parking, but I would just park wherever you can find it. The road is narrow at the parking close to the entrance so it gets really congested. Save yourself the time and just park a little further away.

Beautiful site to visit with gorgeous views of the Mediterranean! Plenty of space for the kids to run around, plenty to explore and read about. A great way to combine a history lesson and an outdoor activity for the family. We especially loved the different atmospheres in each area of the site, the kids never got bored!

A site really, really, really underestimated. All visitors come to visit Pompeii or Ercolano if time is sufficient, but Cuma is, indeed, much more ancient rather than the first two. You can find remains of temples and streets up to 700 BC, 700 and 500 years before than the eruption!! For sure some points need to be addressed to enhance this site. First of all, more indications, since it was hard to follow the correct path, up to the main two temples. Secondly, the description of the momuments, very old and ruined, dated 90s. They seriously need a restoration.

Discovered accidentally in 1932, the mysterious trapezoidal galleries are believed to be the setting of Virgil’s legend of Aeneid (book 6). There is another cave of the Sibyl in Pozzuoli (coincidentally near another temple of Apollo) but this location is an actual tourist site whereas the other is not open for tours. Close proximity of two sites may be due to the popularity of the cult of Apollo, which is said to have declined after publication of Petronius’ “Satyricon” in the second century after the main character, Trimalchio, saw Sibyl’s remains dangling in a jar which was strung to the ceiling of the cave. During classical times, being an ancient oracle provided a profitable living. The Cumean Sibyl was one of the most respected oracles. This site is similar to Delphi. Once you enter the cave, the air becomes cooler and damp. Follow the path to the end of the cave where the two benches sit. This is believed to be the location of sacred tripod that the Sibyls would lean over to inhale the fumes while chewing laurel leaves before entering a trance state and spewing prophecies. Roman King Taquin visited the Cumean Sibyl to buy nine of her books of prophecy. Arguments ensued over price. Sibyl threw 3 into the fire and told Tarquin he could have the remaining 6 for the same price. Tarquin protested. Sibyl threw 3 more books onto the fire. Tarquin walked away with the remaining three Sibylline Books for the original price and used the books to guide Rome until they were destroyed in the fire of 82 B.C. From the Cave of the Cumean Sibyl, one can follow the trails around the park and see the remains of the Temple of Apollo and the Temple of Jupiter. Both are believed to be from the age of Augustan. Recommended time allotted to the park: 2-3 hours minimum. 4-5 hours if you read book 6 of Virgil’s Aeneid to your companions while you tour.

It's a unique place, I've never seen anything like it. It's very interesting and different.

All well kept me unfortunately looks like lots off places with fences and barriers so shame they don’t get them areas open as looked interesting

This is one of the coolest places I’ve ever been to, and no one has ever heard of it. Brush up on your Greek mythology and get a guidebook before you go — there’s not a lot of information there. There’s a site there where Daedalus created a temple to Apollo after Icarus fell into the sea — it feels a little surreal know that’s a real place —- whether the story is real or not, I had no idea that there was actual place that Daedalus was supposed to have landed after escaping King Minos. Look up the Sibylline prophecies, too, before you come. And bring a bottle of water and sunblock.

Lovely experience, we came on the first Sunday of the month so it was free entry. However it would have been better if we had a guide.

Incredible. Lovely views over to Ischia with clever overlay to look through to get an idea of the classical view. Parking a bit tricky, small car park.

A nice place to take a slow stroll through the ruins. Some relief from the heat can be found in the Sibilla itself

Good experiance, did not see a lot. But glad we did it. Very nice people

Great experience however low visibility on the day we went Aug 10th. You do see ruins. The Roman floors are the best thing to see. This dive shop is difficult to locate as it is at a resort on the beach side of the railroad so you have to walk through the pedestrian tunnel to get there. Park in the parking lot for the beach goers North of it and walk back.

What an amazing scuba adventure and history lesson!! SuBaia dive center was an amazing tour guide.

Many interesting things to see at the marina and surrounding areas. Romans bath ruins underwater tour of the Baia area. However tours are seasonal because of weather.

A unique place! Amazing! I had two dives and it was WOW!! Thank you Vincenzo Mario Latora - great diving center!

Lovely sandy beach. Wade out in the shallow water. Great for families. Hire sun beds and umbrella for 10 euros. Cafe bars and showers for your convenience The train stops right on the beach. Will take you back into naples city. Where you can commute to your destination

Lost for more than seventeen centuries under the blue waters of the western coast of Italy, the sunken city of Caesar, Baiae, was frequently visited by famous Roman Caesars such as Julius Caesar, Nero and Hadrian, who died there during its heyday. The villas that emerged or were still submerged, temples showed the wealth of this region and for centuries it was considered one of the most important Roman cities. Pliny the Younger lived here, and from here, across the bay, it remained the sunken ancient city after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD that destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum. It was discovered 1700 years later.

Another amazing European church. Worth a visit. Sit, relax and enjoy the decorations.

As of August 2018 weekend mass times are: Sunday 11:30 A.M. Saturday 6:30 P.M.

Half duomo, half temple of Augustus. What can be more amazing?

(Translated by Google) Pozzuoli Cathedral offers a fascinating picture of its eventful history. Originally built as a Roman temple, the building was rededicated as a Christian basilica from the 5th century onwards and was expanded and redesigned several times over the centuries. The cathedral's resistance to numerous destructions is particularly impressive. Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and finally a devastating fire in 1964 left their mark. After the fire, the church fell into disrepair for a long time until modern restoration around 10 years ago gave the cathedral a new splendor. During the inspection shortly before the service, I was able to admire the sometimes adventurous fusion of ancient and modern elements. The preserved parts of the old building structure, combined with the carefully implemented modern restorations, impressively testify to the resilience and ingenuity of the people who have maintained this cathedral over the centuries. (Original) Die Kathedrale von Pozzuoli bietet ein faszinierendes Bild ihrer wechselvollen Geschichte. Ursprünglich als römischer Tempel errichtet, wurde das Bauwerk ab dem 5. Jahrhundert zur christlichen Basilika umgewidmet und im Laufe der Jahrhunderte mehrfach erweitert und umgestaltet. Besonders beeindruckend ist die Widerstandsfähigkeit der Kathedrale gegenüber zahlreichen Zerstörungen. Erdbeben, Vulkanausbrüche und schließlich ein verheerender Brand im Jahr 1964 hinterließen ihre Spuren. Nach dem Brand war die Kirche lange Zeit dem Verfall preisgegeben, bis die moderne Restaurierung vor rund 10 Jahren der Kathedrale zu neuem Glanz verhalf. Bei der Besichtigung kurz vor dem Gottesdienst konnte ich die teilweise abenteuerliche Verschmelzung von antiken und modernen Elementen bewundern. Die erhaltenen Teile der alten Bausubstanz in Verbindung mit den sorgfältig eingefügten modernen Restaurierungen zeugen eindrucksvoll von der Widerstandskraft und dem Einfallsreichtum der Menschen, die diese Kathedrale über die Jahrhunderte erhalten haben.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful cathedral built on the remains of an ancient Roman temple, you can see the ancient structure where the more recent one overlaps. I would say something incredible. (Original) Un bel Duomo sorto sui resti di un antico tempio di età romana, si può notare l'antica struttura dove si sovrappone quella più recente. Direi una cosa incredibile.

(Translated by Google) An interesting conservation practice, it was nice to experience the building with different sections. It is possible to see the intersection of ancient, classical and modern in a single frame. A structure worth seeing. (Original) Enteresan bi koruma uygulaması, binayı farklı kesitlerle birlikte deneyimlemek güzeldi. Hem antik hem klasik hem modern kesişümini tek karede görmek mümkün. Görülmeye değer bi yapı.

(Translated by Google) What we admire today is the result of multiple reconstruction interventions that took place over the course of over two millennia, also due to seismic events that still affect the area. The datings start from the 2nd century BC with the construction of the temple dedicated to the emperor Augustus and then became a place of Christian worship between the 5th and 6th centuries. A fire in 1964 reduced the building to a pile of rubble until its reopening in 2014. Aside from the artistic works it houses, I find the idea of ​​using enormous windows a truly particular solution that allows us to "mitigate" the mix between two very different architectural styles such as Greco-Roman and Baroque. Truly unique and worth a visit (Original) Ciò che si ammira oggi è il risultato di molteplici interventi ricostruttivi avvenuti nel corso di oltre due millenni anche a causa di eventi sismici che interessano tuttora la zona. Le datazioni partono dal II secolo a. C. con la realizzazione del tempio dedicato all'imperatore Augusto per poi divenire luogo di culto cristiano tra il V e Vi secolo. Un incendio nel 1964 ridusse l'edificio ad un cumulo di macerie fino alla riapertura nel 2014. A parte le opere artistiche che ospita, trovo l'idea di utilizzare enormi vetrate una soluzione davvero particolare che consente di "mitigare" il mix tra due stili architettonici tanto diversi come quello greco-romano ed il barocco. Davvero unica e da visitare

It's a beautiful place! Suitables for families with children and very comfortable for all👍⛵🚤!

Very nice got some drinks was nice vibe

The beach has a wonderful view, the bar is well-done and the spa area is affordable and pleasant (make sure to arrive early to get a spot). However, the bathrooms and changing areas leave a lot to be desired. Bring soap, toilet paper and a friend to watch the doors because they don't close properly.

The people of the bar are completely unpolite and useless. I speak good Italian and asked the people of the kitchen if they had any vegetarian option. Twice. Explaining what vegetarian is. They said "no, we don't have anything for you". Then o saw people ordering normal pasta with tomato sauce and several other paninis. But in general, all employees behave the same: you ask anything and they just point at the answer, without answering. They are lazy and don't want to work. Then they complain because they don't have more tourists or clients. I hope you have to close your dirty place.

Nice little beach. It got a bit noisy in the afternoon but the staff were friendly and the services were ok. It's a shame the sea was not the cleanest sea but for a city beach it was ok

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Fabulous

If you are in Naples, you have to try this beach. They have both sand or decked options for beds as well as an adults only pool area. Full hot lunch available, staff super friendly. A must for the locals which says it all

The best thing were the friendly woman at the counter selling the tickets and the women selling the food. 35€ for two people to get entrance to the pool, 2 beach lounger and one umbrella. The facilities were in ok condition, but for that price definitely not good enough (wooden floor was broken, with little nails showing out, so it was dangerous to walk there without shoes, the shower on the pool was dirty and with nearly no water coming out). At least they tried their best to keep the place and the pool clean. The pool was quite refreshing though. You’re not allowed to bring any food or drinks inside the facility (they control it) and to go into the swimmingpool it’s mandatory to wear a bathing cap, which for us was very uncomfortable. Also the pool boy who told us to wear it, was not very friendly, talking to us in Italian language knowing we don’t understand properly. So as a tourist we didn’t feel very welcome here. The restaurant is self-service, with higher prices then normal for Pozzuoli. The food was ok, could have been better for that amount we’ve paid. 20€ for a little pasta, rice salad and a drink. We definitely would NOT come back here and we also would not recommend it to anyone, especially tourists. We expected more and we got disappointed. There are way cheaper, friendlier and more beautiful locations to relax in Pozzuoli.

Nice lido and good bar inside it

Nice beach

(Translated by Google) The perfect place to relax and choose between a dip in the pool or the sea. The price is a little high but I always prefer to come here. In the complex there is also a bar and you can also have lunch with first courses, second courses, salads, fruit salads or saltimbocca (Original) Luogo perfetto per potersi rilassare e scegliere tra un tuffo in piscina o a mare.prezzo un pochino alto ma preferisco sempre venire qui.nel complesso c’è anche un bar e si può anche pranzare con primi secondi insalate macedonie o saltimbocca

(Translated by Google) Courtesy, professionalism and 360 degree organization. The sunbeds are numbered, so you have the possibility to choose in advance where to stay; there are areas reserved for children for their enjoyment and the serenity of those who want to enjoy relaxation; the self-service offers a varied cuisine that caters to various needs (Original) Cortesia, professionalità ed organizzazione a 360 gradi. I lettini sono numerati, quindi si ha la possibilità di scegliere in anticipo dove stare; esistono zone riservate ai bambini per il loro giusto divertimento e la serenità di chi vuole godere di relax; il self service offre una cucina variegata ed attenta a svariate esigenze

(Translated by Google) Beautiful beach, well organised, friendly and helpful staff. Respect anti-COVID regulations, pleasant sea. In summary, excellent experience... definitely to be repeated (Original) Bellissimo lido, ben organizzato, personale gentile e disponibile. Norme anti-COVID rispettare, mare piacevole. In sintesi ottima esperienza… da ripetere sicuramente

Interesting spot a shor walk around the vulcano crater. Amazing view of the lake and vay.

A great place for a hike with family or friends. Has breathtaking views, walking uphills might be challenging for someone who is new to such activities; there's a tap with fresh water around the entrance and a bathroom too. A couple of benches, and tables for picnic downhills.

I went up the mountain by foot. There was a hole of a volcano up. I took many photos. It was a nice walk there despite my being exhausted after a 6 hour trip by train from Ferrara to Napoli.

Very nice little hiking place, toilets and tap water in the entrance. It’s super super hot in summer so be ready, not so much shade here. If you walk long enough u can reach a lake which you prolly can’t take a swim in so don’t count on that, but it’s full of animals and plants.

Amazing views, nice place to hang out and enjoy nature in Napoli.

Beautiful spot. Difficult to find, and one attendant is a grouch. Stairs to mountain path always closed unless you look fit and proper, and ask very nicely.

Great scenery and easy walk

A best place, consigliatissimo! 👌🏼🔝

(Translated by Google) Establishment located in Licola Lidi, quite clean and reasonably maintained, they removed the children's pool present in 2017 and in its place there is now a gym with bench and weights, the pool for the little ones was better. The large gazebos that covered the three-seater relaxation loungers have now been replaced by a banal umbrella so there is no shelter from the sun! It is useless to reiterate that the sea is terrible, hot and yellowish, unfortunately every visitor to the Phlegraean coast has been aware of it for decades. Friendly and helpful staff. Recommended only to get a little sun and go away! (Original) Stabilimento che si trova a Licola lidi, abbastanza pulito e tenuto discretamente, hanno tolto la piscina per bambini presente nel 2017 ed al suo posto ora c'è una palestra con panca e pesi, era meglio la piscina per i piccoli. I grandi gazebo che coprivano i lettini relax a tre piazze ora sono stati sostituiti da un banale ombrellone per cui il riparo dal sole è nullo! Mare inutile ribadirlo é pessimo, caldo e giallastro, ogni frequentatore del litorale flegreo é da decenni purtroppo consapevole. Personale gentile e disponibile. Consigliato solo per prendere un poco di sole ed andar via!

(Translated by Google) Cozy place... excellent restaurant by the sea with truly impeccably cooked dishes... an oasis of serenity to get away from routine 👍🏻👍🏻 (Original) Posto accogliente ... risto sul mare ottimo cn piatti davvero cucinati in modo impeccabile ... un’ oasi di serenità per staccare dalla routine 👍🏻👍🏻

(Translated by Google) A disappointment for the expectations we had set ourselves, nothing special. I was there for a 50th birthday oh my what a disappointment. A buffet that was nothing short of pitiful and nothing good. If you can avoid it there is better. (Original) Una delusione per le aspettative che ci eravamo posti, nulla di speciale. Sono stato lì per un compleanno di 50 anni mamma mia che delusione. Un buffet a dir poco pietoso nulla di buono. Se potete evitate c'è di meglio.

(Translated by Google) For me, my wife and my daughter, it has become our "trusted" beach for 3 years now. It is very well looked after, and the toilets are always spotless. On the beach, there are huge canopies with mattresses, then many "new" umbrellas and sunbeds, which are distant among the many on the beach, and it is also possible to position them as you wish. On the one hand, there is synthetic grass with a 4x4 swimming pool, it is frequented mostly by young people, also having a large solarium. However, on the opposite side there is another pool frequented by families with children, this pool is also very small given the size of the swimmers. There is also a nice restaurant, where you can find many delicious things, at very affordable prices. Helpful and friendly staff, paid parking (€1.00) (Original) Ormai per me, mia moglie e mia figlia, da 3 anni è diventato il nostro lido "di fiducia" È molto curato, e servizi igienici sempre pulitissimi. In spiaggia, ci sono enormi baldacchini con materassini, poi tanti ombrelloni e lettini "nuovi", gli stessi sono distanti tra i tanti presenti sulla spiaggia, ed è anche possibile posizionarli a piacere. Da un lato, c'è erbetta sintetica con una piscina 4x4, è frequentata per lo più da giovani, avendo anche un ampio solarium. Invece dal lato opposto c'è un'altra piscina frequentata da famiglie con bambini, anche questa piscina è molto piccola vista la mole dei bagnanti. È presente anche un bel ristorante, dove si possono trovare tante cose buonissime, a prezzi molto convenienti. Personale disponibile e cordiale, parcheggio a pagamento (1,00€)

(Translated by Google) The lido is really nice, not very big and very crowded on weekends. You can't relax in the pool at all. The customers are very noisy and the music blends in with that of the beach next door. (Original) Il lido è davvero carino, non grandissimo e nel week-end molto affollato. Sulla piscina non ci si può affatto rilassare. La clientela è molto chiassosa e la musica si confonde con quella del lido accanto.

(Translated by Google) A good swimming pool, but it is a beach only for single people and couples. It is not suitable for families with children. I don't recommend the food. (Original) Una buona piscina, ma è un lido solo per persone single e coppie. Per famiglie con bambini non è adatto. Il cibo non lo consiglio.

Cheap prices. Lunch was lackluster, poold were nice and modern. Cabanas were a bonus.

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AAA Hospitality AAA Relax AAA Food LOCATION TO CHOOSE FOR ANY OCCASION......

Perfect place for an evening party

Bella location

Amazing

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(Translated by Google) Good but not great! Unfortunately I only give three stars for the disappointment found when opening the bag prepared by the sales assistant. We went here to buy some mozzarella and typical products to take home to Trentino. Super friendly and helpful. We took 5 buffalo mozzarella (very good, nothing to say), 2 burrata with truffles, a piece of pecorino with walnuts, olives, taralli, bread, turkey and stracciatella (the latter to make sandwiches for the trip). When we arrived in Rome at the service station, we realized that alas, the stracciatella wasn't there but we had paid for it anyway! We were really disappointed because we were in Naples for a few days and we couldn't even taste it! A bit of disorganization for sure but the products are still good and fresh. Sin! (Original) Bene ma non benissimo! Purtroppo do' solo tre stelle per la delusione trovata nel momento di aprire il sacchetto preparato dalla commessa. Ci siamo recati qui per acquistare un po' di mozzarelle e prodotti tipici da portarci a casa in Trentino. Super cordiali e disponibili. Abbiamo preso 5 mozzarelle di bufala (buonissime niente da dire), 2 burrate al tartufo, un pezzo di pecorino con le noci, olive, taralli, pane, tacchino e stracciatella (quest'ultimi per farci dei panini per il viaggio). Arrivati a Roma in autogrill, ci siamo accorti che aimé, la stracciatella non c'era ma l'avevamo Comunque pagata! Ci siamo proprio rimasti male in quanto siamo stati a Napoli per pochi giorni e non l'abbiamo potuta nemmeno assaggiare! Un po' di disorganizzazione sicuramente ma i prodotti sono comunque buoni e freschi. Peccato!

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(Translated by Google) The best dairy in Pozzuoli, 💯 highly recommended.♥️ (Original) Il migliore caseificio di Pozzuoli, 💯 consigliatissimo.♥️

(Translated by Google) Even though the mozzarella is good, I won't be back because the staff is rude and acerbic. I'm not saying they should celebrate the customer, but at least a little friendliness wouldn't hurt. I felt uncomfortable, which is not my style. That's why I gave it one star. (Original) Anche se la mozzarella è buona,non tornerò più perché il personale è scortese ed acido,non dico di fare la festa al cliente ma almeno un poco di cordialità non fa male. Ho avvertito una situazione di disagio che non è da me. Per questo ho messo una stella

(Translated by Google) Bufalè mozzarella is amazing and always loved by everyone, friends and relatives (including grandchildren). Compliments !!! (Original) La mozzarella di Bufalè è strepitosa e piace sempre a tutti, amici e parenti (nipoti comprese). Complimenti !!!

(Translated by Google) I literally went crazy for their mozzarella with a capital M. I've never tasted such fresh and delicious mozzarella! 😍 (Original) Letteralmente uscita pazza per la loro mozzarella con la M maiuscola. Mai assaggiato mozzarelle così fresche e buone! 😍

(Translated by Google) Excellent mozzarella, good, even bargain prices, staff available and patient with customers (Original) Mozzarella ottima buona anche la stracciata prezzi nella norma personale disponibile e paziente con i clienti