Parco Archeologico di Cuma
6 expert reviews
“The Parco Archeologico is arranged in terraces overlooking the bay. At the top, the view from the Villa dell'Ambulatio gives a good idea of the layout. ”
– Time Out
"Dating back to the 8th-century BC, Cuma was the first Greek settlement on the Italian mainland."
1 Star
"Situated on a hill of volcanic rock and volcanic tufa and fronted by an avenue of bay trees, this acropolis accommodates Sibyl's cave, where the most renowned prophetess of the ancient world spoke as an oracle, the relics of various temples (those of Apollo and Jupiter la became Christian temples); and from the belvedere there is a marvellous sea-view,
daily except Mon 9am-1hr before dusk" Full review
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"Among the surviving snippets are exquisite floor mosaics, a beautifully stuccoed balneum (bathroom), an outdoor theatre and the impressive Tempio di Mercurio" Full review
"Dating back to the 8th century BC, Cuma was the first Greek settlement on the Italian mainland. Its ruins are shrouded in ancient mythology" Full review
"Allow at least two hours to soak up the ambience of the ruins of Cumae, founded by Greek colonists late in the 8th century BC." Full review