Pompeii: Guided Tour

Building a city right beside an active volcano doesn't always work out the way you want - just ask Pompeii. When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 C.E., it decimated the settlement and its inhabitants. Ironically, its superheated volcanic ash also preserved the site perfectly, leaving behind perhaps the world's most remarkable archaeological site. Now, thousands of years later, you can wander around a time capsule of ancient Roman life with a professional guide.

Skip the line ticket to Pompeii
2-hours guided tour in your chosen language

--How to get there--

- From Naples by car: take highway E45 towards Tirrenia/SR18 and proceed to the Pompeii Overst exit. Continue on the SS18 towards Tirrenia Inferiore and follow the signs to Piazza Esedra. The meeting point will be on your right.
- By train: Get off at the Pompeii Scavi Villa Dei Misteri stop. With the station behind you, go right and go straight for 350 meters. You will see the meeting point.

If the groups are small the tour might be bilingual.