Bourbon tunnel in Naples

The Bourbon Tunnel, also known as the Galleria Borbonica, is a tunnel located beneath the city of Naples in the province of Naples, Italy. The history of its excavation is uncertain, but it's believed to have been dug during World War II. The tunnel stretches for 530 meters. Notably, it remained undiscovered until 2005, when it was accidentally found. After its discovery, the Bourbon Tunnel was transformed into a tourist attraction.

Inside the Bourbon Tunnel:

The Bourbon Tunnel houses numerous caves within its structure. It also contains a variety of vehicles that were buried underground out of fear of their explosion, including cars and other items. The tunnel houses equipment that has corroded over time due to the effects of aging. Additionally, the tunnel features a reservoir that is presumed to have been used as a water source during times of war.

Address of the Bourbon Tunnel:

Parcheggio Morelli, Via Domenico Morelli, 61 c, 80121 Napoli NA, Italy.