POZZUOLI, THE FLAVIO AMPITHEATRE
The Flavio Amphitheatre, which has the same name as the eternal city, it is the third largest after the Coliseum in Rome and the one of Maria Capua Vetere, in Capua.
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CUMAE
Regarding the origins of the city, the most conformed hypothesis is that it was founded around the 8th century b.C by the habitants of the nearby Pithekoussai (Ischia) coming from the Euboea cities of Chalcis and Eretria. In a very short time, it became a flourishing and powerful city, and it extended its influence on the phlegraean and Parthenopean gulf.
POZZUOLI - THE RIONE TERRA HAS BEEN FOUND
The Rione Terra is the heart of the ancient Roman Puteoli, fully enhanced in its great archaeological value with a restoration that, in recent years, has also allowed its use by the public.
BAIA
«No other place shines more than the pleasant Bay"
Orazio
The name of the bay is linked to the legendary trip of Ulysses who buried there his friend Bajos. It was the landing place of Cumae and especially the most exalted phlegraean location, praised and frequented for its environmental delights and for its thermal springs.
POZZUOLI - THE MACELLUM TAKEN FOR TEMPLE
The most singular monument of Pozzuoli is the macellum, or the public market, better known as the Temple of Serapis for the discovery of the statue of the Greek-Egyptian god seated on a throne with the calathos on his head, a basket, symbol of abundance and fertility.
BACOLI
From the Castle, we move along to Bacoli and we meet the ruins known as the Tomb of Agrippina, mother of Nero (it was supposed to be, more appropriately, a small theatre connected to a roman villa).