Bacoli

Bacoli lies along the Gulf of Naples, where the volcanic terrain of the Phlegraean Fields reaches the Tyrrhenian coast. The town occupies a shore shaped by ancient craters, thermal activity and the sheltered waters around Capo Miseno; Lake Miseno sits just inland from the sea. Bacoli’s identity is closely tied to Roman Campania. In the Baiae Archaeological Park, ruins recall the resort favoured by Rome’s elite, while the monumental Piscina Mirabilis at nearby Miseno was built as a water reservoir for the Roman fleet based at Misenum. Beaches, archaeological sites and working neighbourhoods share this stretch west of Naples. Find related webcams in the Bacoli area to build a fuller picture of the Phlegraean coast.

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