Bacoli

Bacoli (; ) is a "comune" (municipality) in the Metropolitan City of Naples in the Italian region Campania, located about west of Naples.
Geography.
Bacoli borders the municipalities of Monte di Procida and Pozzuoli.
Its territory, of volcanic origin, is part of the Phlegraean Fields. The volcano of Cape Miseno and the Miseno port date from c. 35,000-10,500 years ago.
History.
Bacoli was founded by the ancient Romans in the 2nd or 1st c. BC, who called it "Bauli". In Roman times it was a popular resort almost as famous as the nearby Baiae. Many luxurious villas were built on the coast there and on the headland. Symmachus said of Bauli in the late 4th c. AD:
Main sights.
Several major ancient Roman structures can be seen in Bacoli, including the Piscina Mirabilis, the "Cento Camerelle", and the so-called "Tomba Agrippina", a theatre belonging to an ancient villa.
The "frazione" of Cuma - Fusaro includes the site of Cumae, the first settlement in Italy by the ancient Greeks.
The archaeological remains of Baiae are also located in the "comune".
The "frazione" of Miliscola (from the Latin "militum schola") was, in the Roman Empire, the seat of a military school