This spot, sometimes called the "submerged Pompeii," is Baia, which features an underwater archaeological park, one of few in the entire world. Once a holiday resort town for the wealthy and ...

The Submerged Archaeological Park of Baia, located off the coast of Naples, continues to reveal ancient Roman splendors. Archaeological crews working underwater discovered and restored an ancient ...

The area was once the Roman city of Baia, but it has become submerged ... The Campi Flegrei Archaeological Park announced the latest discovery, which includes "thousands of marble slabs" in ...

More at Atlas Obscura. Roman thermal complex in the Archaeological Park of Baia in the Campania region of Italy on April 8, 2014.DEA / S. VANNINI—De Agostini/Getty Images Baia was the Las Vegas ...

Part of an archaeological park and nature preserve, Villa Pausilypon offers a glimpse of the hard-partying summer life of the Roman Empire’s elite. It’s at Baia and other locations along ...