In the last forty thousand years they have modeled every millimeter of the "flegrea" land, therefore "burning". They are the forty volcanoes that form the supervolcano that inspires myths and legends, the creator of every hill, the suggestive coastal lakes and the promontories that rise from the sea, landmarks for sailors.

Home of the god Vulcan for the ancients, an unmissable stop for curious travelers on the Grand Tour, a field of research for scholars of all ages, the Solfatara is the most famous and characteristic of the Phlegrean volcanoes. Once a source of health with its boiling mud, sulphurous emissions and healing stoves.

Children of the different phases of the different geological phases that created and modified the Phlegrean area, the wetlands frequented and favored by both migratory and permanent avifauna, are also treasure chests of plant biodiversity. Protected by oases of absolute naturalistic value, ideal for immersing yourself in wild nature.

Along the entire coast of the myth and inside the gulf of Pozzuoli, there are delightful sandy beaches, framed by tufaceous walls and overlooking panoramas of great beauty. Lidi already known to the Romans, connected to important maritime villas or close to some of the most significant Phlegrean archaeological sites.

There is the fourth of the Flegrean Islands, in front of Capo Posillipo, witness of important pages of history since ancient times and there is the islet that rises from the sea in front of Monte di Procida and which overlooks the larger islands beyond beyond the sea. Even the islands are the result of the volcanic phenomena of the burning earth.

The large, austere Aragonese castle guarding the sea of Baia and the gulf of Pozzuoli houses the Archaeological Museum of the Campi Flegrei, with an extraordinarily rich exhibition of finds and testimonies recovered between land and sea. With the reconstruction of monuments of particular value.

Itineraries overlooking dream landscapes, to discover the volcanoes and the luxuriant nature that distinguishes the Campi Flegrei. Paths between land and sea that tell the fascinating geology of the area and the richness of flora and fauna, always intertwined with the legacy of history.

In the land where Saint Paul landed and stopped as soon as he arrived in Italy, there are numerous churches of great religious appeal, in addition to their artistic and architectural value. And near the Solfatara, in the place where San Gennaro was beheaded under Diocletian with six other martyrs, stands the oldest sanctuary in his honor.

The land of myth, where the Greeks founded Cuma, was also favored by wealthy Roman patricians to build their sumptuous villas of which important traces remain everywhere. Together with the imposing remains of the temples, the baths, the public and private buildings of the important city of Puteoli, Baia and nearby Bauli.

The ancient Greek Dicearchia, Roman Puteoli and an important paleo-Christian center contain in every corner an extraordinary historical-archaeological heritage permeated in today's Pozzuoli. No less interesting is the history of Monte di Procida, marked by the strong identity bond with the island of the same name that faces it.

An extraordinary territory, shaped by the primordial strength of the Phlegraean supervolcano and by the work of man, which has always had to be measured and harmonized with the power of Mother Nature. A unique heritage in the world to be protected on land and at sea