Parco Archeologico Pausilypon, Naples

An uncommon place to reach, a place strongly recommended by the Neapolitans, a place very well maintained and well valued... indeed I would say well protected from disrespectful mass tourism. First of all congratulations to Dr. Ilaria, our young guide, very prepared, helpful and willing to introduce us to this wonderful place, its nature, to its history. We entered from seiano Cave and already you are strongly impressed by the majesty of the place. You arrive in an open area on the sea (which laps the Bay of Trentaremi) where there is a Roman villa, hit by nineteenth-century building abuses, but the whole thing does not screech in my opinion, rather tells the story of the place and warns of vain human wishing. Then there are 2 amphitheaters, where you do shows. We walked a little more accompanied by Menelao, the cat that lives in the park and we could admire from above the island La Gaiola and the Natural Park and Marino. The park is really very clean and well maintained and you can feel the interest and importance from the internal archaeological works still present and the many cultural activities organized as concerts or workshops with schools. It was really a beautiful experience, I recommend to those who want to make comfortable shoes (there is to walk, I imagine even in summer sun). Bring water in the water bottle to such curiosity.