Bourbon Tunnel

Discover the historical facets of Naples on this guided tour of Bourbon Tunnel. Admire the technological solutions adopted by designer Errico Alvino during the excavation of this tunnel. Artifacts from the second World War such as remains of motorcycles, cars, and statues, along with the bomb bunkers used in the War, are present here as well.

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Mural of Atlas in Bourbon Tunnel, Naples, with colorful abstract background.

Bourbon Tunnel interior with vintage cars and stone arches, Naples guided tour.

Staircase inside the Bourbon Tunnel during a guided tour in Naples, Italy.

Bourbon Tunnel guided tour showing illuminated underground pool and stone walls.

Vintage scooters and car remnants in Bourbon Tunnel, Naples.

Galleria Borbonica entrance in Naples, Italy, part of guided Bourbon Tunnel tour.

Vintage scooters in the Bourbon Tunnel, Naples guided tour.

Abandoned vintage cars in the dimly lit Bourbon Tunnel, Naples.

Bourbon Tunnel Entry Tickets & Guided Tour

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With an expert English or Italian-speaking guide, explore the underground history of the city of Naples as you make your way through the Bourbon Tunnel with an entry ticket.
Unveil 4 centuries of the history of Naples including the remains of World War II and huge fragments of vintage cars and motorcycles from this era.
Admire the bridges and the walls built to cross the cisterns while preserving their functionality and get to see the bomb shelter cleverly used during the World War.
Fun fact: The tunnel was built by the ruling Bourbon King to connect the Royal Palace with the military barracks, allowing the royal family to quickly move troops and secretly escape in the event of a rebellion.

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With an expert English or Italian-speaking guide, explore the underground history of the city of Naples as you make your way through the Bourbon Tunnel with an entry ticket.
Unveil 4 centuries of the history of Naples including the remains of World War II and huge fragments of vintage cars and motorcycles from this era.
Admire the bridges and the walls built to cross the cisterns while preserving their functionality and get to see the bomb shelter cleverly used during the World War.
Fun fact: The tunnel was built by the ruling Bourbon King to connect the Royal Palace with the military barracks, allowing the royal family to quickly move troops and secretly escape in the event of a rebellion.

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