• Pompeii

An ancient Roman city 26 km southeast of Naples. The ancient city is extremely well preserved following its burial in ash, Lava and volcanic mud, during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.

Pompeii still has most of its buildings, streets and even the volcano’s victims who died instantly, preserved in the ash.
Stroll the amazing remains, temples, the basilica, the forum, and baths, as well as some of the most lavish homes decorated with paintings, frescoes, and mosaics.

Pompeii offers a unique detailed insight of Roman day to day life in a wealthy town, with its public buildings and luxurious private houses decorated with rich works of art and furnishings.

Reach Pompeii from Naples by car or by Train, or from Rome by taking a guided tour, by car (2.5 hours), or by taking the Train to Naples.

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View of ruins in Pompeii with mount Vesuvius in the background near Naples, Campania, Italy

Ruins of ancient city of Pompeii, which was destroyed by volcano, Mount Vesuvius, about two millenniums ago, 79 AD, near Naples, Campania, Italy

Victim in Pompeii of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, about two millenniums ago, 79 AD, near Naples, Campania, Italy