Phlegraean Fields Archaeological Museum

The Phlegraean Fields Archaeological Museum displays artifacts discovered within the surrounding volcanic area, highlighting centuries of regional discoveries in a historic castle setting.

Located in the Aragonese Castle built in 1495, the museum opened in 1993 to preserve and present archaeological findings from the ancient Roman settlements of the region.

The museum collection includes objects that document daily activities, religious practices, and social customs of populations inhabiting the Phlegraean Fields through different periods.

The museum receives over 30,000 visitors annually and maintains full wheelchair accessibility throughout its exhibition spaces, ensuring an inclusive experience for all guests.

The museum organizes the annual Malazè event, connecting archaeology with local food traditions through guided tours, tastings, and educational programs about regional heritage.

Location: Bacoli

Official opening: 1993

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Phone: +390815233797

Email: pm-cam.baia@beniculturali.it

Website: http://parcoarcheologicocampiflegrei.beniculturali.it

GPS coordinates: 40.81134,14.08021

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:07