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Napoli Sotterranea takes you 40 metres below the city streets into a vast network of Greek-Roman aqueducts, WWII bomb shelters, and ancient tunnels carved from tuff stone over 2,400 years.
The underground dates to the 4th century BC when Greeks quarried tuff for the city walls. Romans expanded the tunnels for aqueducts; WWII civilians used them for shelter.