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Pozzuoli is a coastal commune located in the Gulf of Naples, Italy. It is situated just north of Naples and is known for its ancient Roman ruins. Pozzuoli is the central location for the Solfatara Volcano, and also serves as a port for ferries traveling to Ischia and Procida.

The city is most renowned for its archaeological site, where excavations have unearthed Roman villas, basins, temples, baths and a theater. Nature lovers will find plenty of opportunities in Pozzuoli for walks, bike rides or swimming. The Archeological Park of Neapolis, with its famous amphitheater, is only a short walk away. Spend a day exploring the sights and attractions. Don’t miss the Egyptian-style Serapion Temple, the Terme di Baia with its thermal baths, and the Piscina Mirabile, a pool used for tuna fishing that is still in use today. Pozzuoli is a great place for culture and sightseeing. Enjoy the region's delicious seafood, visit cathedrals, check out the street markets and find out why this area of Italy is so beloved by tourist and local alike.