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San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata Tickets

Bypass lines to discover underground Roman and Greek ruins in Naples. Explore frescoed halls, ancient markets and the rich Franciscan legacy.

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San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata Tickets

Bypass lines to discover underground Roman and Greek ruins in Naples. Explore frescoed halls, ancient markets and the rich Franciscan legacy.

Explore at your own pace

Free cancellation

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata Tickets

Bypass lines to discover underground Roman and Greek ruins in Naples. Explore frescoed halls, ancient markets and the rich Franciscan legacy.

Explore at your own pace

Free cancellation

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

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From €12

Why book with us?

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Skip ticket lines to explore the San Lorenzo Maggiore monumental complex in Naples

  • Uncover Greek, Roman, Medieval and Renaissance remains within the basilica and its underground areas

  • Discover the preserved ruins of the Neapolis Sotterrata, with ancient shops and market areas

  • Admire historic art, frescoes and sculptures in the basilica’s museum and chambers

What’s Included

  • Entry to San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata

About

Your experience

Step beneath Naples

Begin your visit at San Lorenzo Maggiore, one of the city’s most historic basilicas. Standing on centuries-old foundations, the basilica is a testament to Naples’ vibrant past, built in the heart of the city over Greek and Roman layers. Its sober Gothic interiors create a peaceful setting to reflect on the passing of time and the many generations the complex has welcomed.

  • Discover distinct periods of architecture layered within the complex

  • See the Cacace Chapel with its marble altarpiece, as well as tombs that hold nobility and distinguished figures

Explore the basilica and its treasures

Beyond the church itself, explore the museum and several ceremonial halls. These spaces present ancient frescoes, religious artifacts and stone sarcophagi. Wander through rooms that were once used for study and reflection by Franciscan monks and find unique artistic works representing centuries of religious tradition.

Descend to Neapolis Sotterrata

Your tour continues below ground into the Neapolis Sotterrata, Naples’ ancient Roman marketplace sealed off for centuries beneath modern city life. Walk through preserved corridors that once bustled with business and daily routines. See the old Roman macellum—the city’s meat and produce market—and cryptoportico where ancient vendors traded their goods. These underground remains give a fascinating glimpse into everyday life in 1st-century Naples, showing bakeries, stores and hidden chambers forgotten by time.

  • Marvel at the urban planning skills of Roman engineers

  • See the difference between Greek, Roman and later builds as you pass through layers of settlement

  • Learn how Christian monks later adapted the site as part of the religious community

An immersive walk through history

Every corner of the complex reveals another chapter of Naples’ story, from its earliest days as a Greek settlement, through glory as a Roman city, and on to its importance during the medieval and Renaissance periods. With expert layout, visitors move seamlessly from ancient excavations to solemn chambers, connecting the threads of the city’s cultural, commercial and religious life.

  • Enjoy an independent visit, exploring at your own pace

  • Photo opportunities abound, both above and underground

  • Take in impressive art, archaeological remains and original architectural features

Book your San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata Tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Follow marked routes and signage at all times

  • Supervise children, especially in underground areas

  • Do not touch artifacts or historic surfaces

  • Maintain a respectful silence in religious spaces

  • Dispose of waste in provided bins

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm

FAQs

Is the entire complex wheelchair accessible?

Most areas are accessible but the underground archaeological level is not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers.

What are the opening hours of San Lorenzo Maggiore?

The basilica and archaeological site are open daily from 09:30am to 05:30pm. Check for seasonal variations.

How long does a typical visit take?

Visitors should allow at least 1 to 2 hours to explore both the basilica and Neapolis Sotterrata.

Are guided tours available?

Please confirm at the entrance whether guided tours are available on the day of your visit.

Can I take photographs inside?

Photography is usually allowed in the complex except where otherwise indicated. Flash use may be restricted.

Know before you go
  • Last entry is typically 30 minutes before closing

  • Photo ID may be required at the entrance

  • Some underground areas are not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers

  • Flash photography may be restricted in some areas

  • Plan for some walking and uneven surfaces underground

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Skip ticket lines to explore the San Lorenzo Maggiore monumental complex in Naples

  • Uncover Greek, Roman, Medieval and Renaissance remains within the basilica and its underground areas

  • Discover the preserved ruins of the Neapolis Sotterrata, with ancient shops and market areas

  • Admire historic art, frescoes and sculptures in the basilica’s museum and chambers

What’s Included

  • Entry to San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata

About

Your experience

Step beneath Naples

Begin your visit at San Lorenzo Maggiore, one of the city’s most historic basilicas. Standing on centuries-old foundations, the basilica is a testament to Naples’ vibrant past, built in the heart of the city over Greek and Roman layers. Its sober Gothic interiors create a peaceful setting to reflect on the passing of time and the many generations the complex has welcomed.

  • Discover distinct periods of architecture layered within the complex

  • See the Cacace Chapel with its marble altarpiece, as well as tombs that hold nobility and distinguished figures

Explore the basilica and its treasures

Beyond the church itself, explore the museum and several ceremonial halls. These spaces present ancient frescoes, religious artifacts and stone sarcophagi. Wander through rooms that were once used for study and reflection by Franciscan monks and find unique artistic works representing centuries of religious tradition.

Descend to Neapolis Sotterrata

Your tour continues below ground into the Neapolis Sotterrata, Naples’ ancient Roman marketplace sealed off for centuries beneath modern city life. Walk through preserved corridors that once bustled with business and daily routines. See the old Roman macellum—the city’s meat and produce market—and cryptoportico where ancient vendors traded their goods. These underground remains give a fascinating glimpse into everyday life in 1st-century Naples, showing bakeries, stores and hidden chambers forgotten by time.

  • Marvel at the urban planning skills of Roman engineers

  • See the difference between Greek, Roman and later builds as you pass through layers of settlement

  • Learn how Christian monks later adapted the site as part of the religious community

An immersive walk through history

Every corner of the complex reveals another chapter of Naples’ story, from its earliest days as a Greek settlement, through glory as a Roman city, and on to its importance during the medieval and Renaissance periods. With expert layout, visitors move seamlessly from ancient excavations to solemn chambers, connecting the threads of the city’s cultural, commercial and religious life.

  • Enjoy an independent visit, exploring at your own pace

  • Photo opportunities abound, both above and underground

  • Take in impressive art, archaeological remains and original architectural features

Book your San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata Tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Follow marked routes and signage at all times

  • Supervise children, especially in underground areas

  • Do not touch artifacts or historic surfaces

  • Maintain a respectful silence in religious spaces

  • Dispose of waste in provided bins

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm 09:30am - 05:30pm

FAQs

Is the entire complex wheelchair accessible?

Most areas are accessible but the underground archaeological level is not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers.

What are the opening hours of San Lorenzo Maggiore?

The basilica and archaeological site are open daily from 09:30am to 05:30pm. Check for seasonal variations.

How long does a typical visit take?

Visitors should allow at least 1 to 2 hours to explore both the basilica and Neapolis Sotterrata.

Are guided tours available?

Please confirm at the entrance whether guided tours are available on the day of your visit.

Can I take photographs inside?

Photography is usually allowed in the complex except where otherwise indicated. Flash use may be restricted.

Know before you go
  • Last entry is typically 30 minutes before closing

  • Photo ID may be required at the entrance

  • Some underground areas are not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers

  • Flash photography may be restricted in some areas

  • Plan for some walking and uneven surfaces underground

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Skip ticket lines to explore the San Lorenzo Maggiore monumental complex in Naples

  • Uncover Greek, Roman, Medieval and Renaissance remains within the basilica and its underground areas

  • Discover the preserved ruins of the Neapolis Sotterrata, with ancient shops and market areas

  • Admire historic art, frescoes and sculptures in the basilica’s museum and chambers

What’s Included

  • Entry to San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata

About

Your experience

Step beneath Naples

Begin your visit at San Lorenzo Maggiore, one of the city’s most historic basilicas. Standing on centuries-old foundations, the basilica is a testament to Naples’ vibrant past, built in the heart of the city over Greek and Roman layers. Its sober Gothic interiors create a peaceful setting to reflect on the passing of time and the many generations the complex has welcomed.

  • Discover distinct periods of architecture layered within the complex

  • See the Cacace Chapel with its marble altarpiece, as well as tombs that hold nobility and distinguished figures

Explore the basilica and its treasures

Beyond the church itself, explore the museum and several ceremonial halls. These spaces present ancient frescoes, religious artifacts and stone sarcophagi. Wander through rooms that were once used for study and reflection by Franciscan monks and find unique artistic works representing centuries of religious tradition.

Descend to Neapolis Sotterrata

Your tour continues below ground into the Neapolis Sotterrata, Naples’ ancient Roman marketplace sealed off for centuries beneath modern city life. Walk through preserved corridors that once bustled with business and daily routines. See the old Roman macellum—the city’s meat and produce market—and cryptoportico where ancient vendors traded their goods. These underground remains give a fascinating glimpse into everyday life in 1st-century Naples, showing bakeries, stores and hidden chambers forgotten by time.

  • Marvel at the urban planning skills of Roman engineers

  • See the difference between Greek, Roman and later builds as you pass through layers of settlement

  • Learn how Christian monks later adapted the site as part of the religious community

An immersive walk through history

Every corner of the complex reveals another chapter of Naples’ story, from its earliest days as a Greek settlement, through glory as a Roman city, and on to its importance during the medieval and Renaissance periods. With expert layout, visitors move seamlessly from ancient excavations to solemn chambers, connecting the threads of the city’s cultural, commercial and religious life.

  • Enjoy an independent visit, exploring at your own pace

  • Photo opportunities abound, both above and underground

  • Take in impressive art, archaeological remains and original architectural features

Book your San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata Tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Last entry is typically 30 minutes before closing

  • Photo ID may be required at the entrance

  • Some underground areas are not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers

  • Flash photography may be restricted in some areas

  • Plan for some walking and uneven surfaces underground

Visitor guidelines
  • Follow marked routes and signage at all times

  • Supervise children, especially in underground areas

  • Do not touch artifacts or historic surfaces

  • Maintain a respectful silence in religious spaces

  • Dispose of waste in provided bins

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Skip ticket lines to explore the San Lorenzo Maggiore monumental complex in Naples

  • Uncover Greek, Roman, Medieval and Renaissance remains within the basilica and its underground areas

  • Discover the preserved ruins of the Neapolis Sotterrata, with ancient shops and market areas

  • Admire historic art, frescoes and sculptures in the basilica’s museum and chambers

What’s Included

  • Entry to San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata

About

Your experience

Step beneath Naples

Begin your visit at San Lorenzo Maggiore, one of the city’s most historic basilicas. Standing on centuries-old foundations, the basilica is a testament to Naples’ vibrant past, built in the heart of the city over Greek and Roman layers. Its sober Gothic interiors create a peaceful setting to reflect on the passing of time and the many generations the complex has welcomed.

  • Discover distinct periods of architecture layered within the complex

  • See the Cacace Chapel with its marble altarpiece, as well as tombs that hold nobility and distinguished figures

Explore the basilica and its treasures

Beyond the church itself, explore the museum and several ceremonial halls. These spaces present ancient frescoes, religious artifacts and stone sarcophagi. Wander through rooms that were once used for study and reflection by Franciscan monks and find unique artistic works representing centuries of religious tradition.

Descend to Neapolis Sotterrata

Your tour continues below ground into the Neapolis Sotterrata, Naples’ ancient Roman marketplace sealed off for centuries beneath modern city life. Walk through preserved corridors that once bustled with business and daily routines. See the old Roman macellum—the city’s meat and produce market—and cryptoportico where ancient vendors traded their goods. These underground remains give a fascinating glimpse into everyday life in 1st-century Naples, showing bakeries, stores and hidden chambers forgotten by time.

  • Marvel at the urban planning skills of Roman engineers

  • See the difference between Greek, Roman and later builds as you pass through layers of settlement

  • Learn how Christian monks later adapted the site as part of the religious community

An immersive walk through history

Every corner of the complex reveals another chapter of Naples’ story, from its earliest days as a Greek settlement, through glory as a Roman city, and on to its importance during the medieval and Renaissance periods. With expert layout, visitors move seamlessly from ancient excavations to solemn chambers, connecting the threads of the city’s cultural, commercial and religious life.

  • Enjoy an independent visit, exploring at your own pace

  • Photo opportunities abound, both above and underground

  • Take in impressive art, archaeological remains and original architectural features

Book your San Lorenzo Maggiore & Neapolis Sotterrata Tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Last entry is typically 30 minutes before closing

  • Photo ID may be required at the entrance

  • Some underground areas are not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers

  • Flash photography may be restricted in some areas

  • Plan for some walking and uneven surfaces underground

Visitor guidelines
  • Follow marked routes and signage at all times

  • Supervise children, especially in underground areas

  • Do not touch artifacts or historic surfaces

  • Maintain a respectful silence in religious spaces

  • Dispose of waste in provided bins

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 h

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