Campi Flegrei

Campi Flegrei

The Phlegraean Fields extend from the western part of the Gulf of Naples to Cumae and encompass the entire coastline of the Posillipo hill, including Bagnoli, La Pietra, the Gulf of Pozzuoli, Arco Felice, Lucrino, Baia, Bacoli, Miseno, Miliscola, Monte di Procida, Torregaveta, Fusaro, and Cumae. One of the key resources of the Phlegraean Fields is food and wine, which have a thousand-year history that influences the culinary arts with both ancient and more recent traditions, in Pozzuoli, Italy, on 2024. (Photo by Paolo Manzo/NurPhoto)

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              The Phlegraean Fields extend from the western part of the Gulf of Naples to Cumae and encompass the entire coastline of the Posillipo hill, including Bagnoli, La Pietra, the Gulf of Pozzuoli, Arco Felice, Lucrino, Baia, Bacoli, Miseno, Miliscola, Monte di Procida, Torregaveta, Fusaro, and Cumae. One of the key resources of the Phlegraean Fields is food and wine, which have a thousand-year history that influences the culinary arts with both ancient and more recent traditions, in Pozzuoli, Italy, on 2024. (Photo by Paolo Manzo/NurPhoto)
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                    The Phlegraean Fields extend from the western part of the Gulf of Naples to Cumae and encompass the entire coastline of the Posillipo hill, including Bagnoli, La Pietra, the Gulf of Pozzuoli, Arco Felice, Lucrino, Baia, Bacoli, Miseno, Miliscola, Monte di Procida, Torregaveta, Fusaro, and Cumae. One of the key resources of the Phlegraean Fields is food and wine, which have a thousand-year history that influences the culinary arts with both ancient and more recent traditions, in Pozzuoli, Italy, on 2024. (Photo by Paolo Manzo/NurPhoto)
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