ArcheoRunning.

A few weeks ago, I took a very special business trip. Those who know me well already know: I can never resist the call of places off the beaten tourist track—those capable of telling authentic, hidden, and surprising stories.
And it was right out of this trip that the inspiration for a new, incredible experience was born!

Exploring the Phlegraean Fields!

The term comes from the Greek phlegraios, which means “burning fields.” We’re not talking about a single volcano, but a vast, active, and fascinating volcanic area: a true supervolcano shaped by time, myth, and the phenomenon of bradyseism. It is a living land, steeped in ancient history, underworld legends, and breathtaking landscapes.

During this trip, I went to explore firsthand extraordinary spots that will be part of the new itinerary:
Liternum: The ancient Roman colony where Scipio Africanus chose to retire and be buried.
Cuma: The oldest Greek colony in the West, a place of myth and home to the legendary Cumaean Sibyl.
Pozzuoli: Home to the magnificent Flavian Amphitheater—the third largest Roman amphitheater in Italy after the Colosseum and the Amphitheater of Capua—and the unique charm of the Macellum (famously known as the Temple of Serapis).
Baia: Amidst the wonders of the Archaeological Park of the Baths of Baia and the majesty of its Aragonese Castle overlooking the sea.
Bacoli: Featuring the incredible underground water cathedral of Piscina Mirabilis, the fascinating and mysterious Cento Camerelle (known as the “Prisons of Nero”), and views that enchant at every glance...and so many other wonderful corners!

✨ Culture, beauty, and gentle movement: a new adventure is taking shape, always guided by a passion for authentic discovery and for history experienced step by step, with an open heart.

Ready to discover this magical territory together? Stay tuned for all the details! 🏃‍♀️🏛️✨