VISIT THE UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE ROMAN RUINS

POMPEII

If you are in the Amalfi Coast, you cannot miss the opportunity to plan a tour of the Roman ruins of Pompeii and discover what life was like in ancient times by exploring this extraordinary archaeological site. Admire Mount Vesuvius, the volcano that destroyed Pompeii, and visit the remains of Roman life brought back to light from 79 A.D.

Experience the wonder of the ancient archaeological site of Pompeii and gain a unique perspective on this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Pompeii remained lost for 1,700 years, partially destroyed and buried under ash and pumice after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. The archaeological area has brought to light the remains of life exactly as it was on the day of the eruption.

There are countless things to see in Pompeii. The archaeological park extends over 440,000 square meters and includes public and private buildings, monuments, sculptures, paintings, and mosaics. You will be able to observe the ancient baths, bakeries, the arena, and even the brothel. The “frozen” remains of Pompeii tell a fascinating story about the day the volcano erupted. Ongoing excavations have uncovered statues, skeletons, and tools that you can see up close. You will also learn what people ate, how they dressed, and many other details about daily life at the time of the eruption.

What you will see in Pompeii

• Pompeii Amphitheatre
• Large and Small Theatre
• Forum
• Garden of the Fugitives
• Lupanar and ancient domus
• House of Sallust
• Villa of the Mysteries