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The Naples Underground Offers an Endless Timeline of Neapolitan History

Roman aqueducts, WWII shelters, art, and caches abound in the tunnels below the surface of Naples.

By Emma Rubin | Published Aug 20, 2020
The tunnels of Naples Underground, featuring a hall with carved loculi (cavities).
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  • Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons
A clearly abandoned room in the Naples Underground, with a rusty tub and cot.
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  • A room in the Bourbon Tunnels of the Naples Underground.

    Photo Credit: Piotr Rokita / Flickr (CC)
A fresco depicting a woman, man, and girl in the Naples Underground, believed to be a family.
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  • A fresco believed to depict a family in the Catacombs of San Gennaro.

    Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons

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