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Explore the ruins of one of the world’s most extraordinary archaeological sites. Buried under volcanic ash for centuries, Pompeii offers a unique window into daily life in ancient Rome—frozen in time by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

Secure your tickets now to avoid long lines and ensure availability. The site is vast and filled with wonders—from temples and villas to shops, streets, and public baths—making it one of the most immersive experiences in Italy.

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Pompeii Visitor Information

Everything you need to know before visiting Pompeii. Find updated Pompeii opening hours, discover how to get to Pompeii by train, bus, or car, and navigate the ruins easily with the official Pompeii map. The site has multiple entrances and offers useful visitor services including shuttle buses, dining areas, restrooms, and souvenir shops—making your experience smooth, comfortable, and unforgettable.

Pompeii Opening Times

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Pompeii Map

Start an exploration of the Pompeii Archaeological Site, a sprawling testament to the grandeur and tragedy of ancient Rome. With a map in hand… see more

Pompeii Location

Nestled in the shadow of the mighty Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii’s location is as dramatic as its history. This ancient Roman city, now a UNES… see more

Services in Pompeii

Pompeii, a city etched in history, not only offers a journey through ancient ruins but also provides modern amenities to enhance your visit. Here’s a… see more

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Pompeii’s history is a tapestry of cultural evolution and natural catastrophes. From its Oscan origins to Greek influence and Roman annexation, Pompeii thrived as a cosmopolitan hub until Vesuvius’s eruption in 79 AD sealed it in a volcanic tomb. This disaster, paradoxically, preserved a rich historical record, offering unparalleled insights into Roman life. Rediscovered in the 16th century, Pompeii continues to be an archaeological marvel, teaching us about ancient societies and the formidable power of nature. Visiting Pompeii is more than sightseeing; it’s a profound journey through the annals of time.

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Pompeii Buildings

Beyond the main ruins of Pompeii, several remarkable sites and villas reveal the richness of Roman life and innovation. Explore the Antiquarium of Boscoreale, known for its vivid frescoes and artifacts. Visit Oplontis and its luxurious Villa Poppaea, and admire the villas of Stabiae, perched above the Bay of Naples.

Step further back in time at Longola, a Bronze Age settlement with a unique canal system. Discover the Polverificio Borbonico, a site of industrial archaeology, and the Reggia Quisisana, a former royal residence now showcasing archaeological exhibitions.

Each site tells a different story, offering a deeper look into Roman architecture, daily life, and culture. These Pompeii buildings are a must for anyone seeking to uncover the many layers of this ancient world.

POMPEII SITES

Antiquarium Boscoreale

Just north of Pompeii lies Boscoreale, known for its rustic villas and the Boscoreale Treasure – a stunning collection of Roman artifacts… see more

POMPEII SITES

Oplontis

In the shadow of Vesuvius, Oplontis hosts the opulent Villa Poppaea, believed to have belonged to Nero’s wife. This UNESCO Wor… see more

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Stabiae

Stabiae offers a more tranquil experience with its cliff-top villas overlooking the Bay of Naples. The ancient resort town was… see more

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Longola

Nestled in the heart of the Sarno Valley lies the archaeological site of Longola in Poggiomarino, a hidden gem that offers… see more

POMPEII SITES

Polverificio Borbonico

The Polverificio Borbonico at Scafati is a monumental complex that once served as an explosives factory. Established in… see more

POMPEII SITES

Reggia Quisisana

The Reggia Quisisana is a former royal residence located in Castellammare di Stabia, built in the 13th century by the House of Anjou… see more