WOW, You can not go to Naples and not go to this attraction. All the other reviews have done a great job at explaining the experience and history of this tunnel. Allow at least two hours well worth it. We took the street entrance, very narrow steep stairs at first, i am not good in enclosed spaces, i survived (LOL)... More

Thanks to our enthusiastic English speaking guide Maria, we thoroughly enjoyed the experience and all the little stories of history. Was a private excursion and we rate this as a must see in Naples as an all weather experience. Great work done by volunteers. More

The recently opened Tunnel Borbonico is a real surprise. During our - we were lucky - private excursion of 1,5 hours with a good English speaking youg Napoletan student/guide - we were surprised about the history of the tunnel. Certainly the use as a bomb shelter during WW II was a rather unpleasant part of the history of the tunnel.... More

We visited the tunnel on a very wet day in Naples. It is a fascinating trip back in time, through the ancient water system, an escape tunnel for the Bourbon kings to a world war two air raid shelter and dumping ground for confiscated cars. There are a lot of steps down (and back up!) but the tunnels are large... More

If you have time its worth seeing, its an amazing place that has been cut by hand out of the volcanic stone called "tuffo" With so much else to see in Naples I am not sure it would be at the top of my list...but as the title says...worth a visit More

Can't say enough about this amazing hour long guided tour of Naples' underground history encompassing both ancient to recent. And too boot the fascinating story of local Napoletoanos who volunteered for 5 years on their own with no help from outside agencies to restored for humanity what could of remained lost forever. And still at it each weekend. To understand... More

The tour is only about an hour but Ive never seen anything like this in my life! I can't believe how preserved everything is and left completely untouched since WWII. There is so much interesting history (this coming from a girl who typically falls asleep in history class) I was so intrigued by it all. Absolutely worth the 10 euro... More

I think it was informational to take a step back in time and see just how different things were to how things are now. Even some things inbetween. I will go back. More

not for people who suffer from claustrophobia, it's completely underground with narrow bits. I found it very intersting. For a tour in English ask for Alice!!! More