Pompeii Tours and Tickets

Following the mighty Mount Vesuviusâ€™ destructive eruption in AD 79, the ancient city of Pompeii was little more than a distant memory. That is, until budding architect Domenico Fontana came across the site when digging a canal in the 16th century. Remarkably well-preserved for centuries thanks to a thick layer of volcanic stone from the Vesuviusâ€™ eruption, the humble town of Pompeii stands today as a UNESCO heritage-listed site, providing travellers with a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse into ancient eras gone by. Stroll the streets of Pompeii and poke around in Pompeii attractions like the millennia-old homes, shops, temples, cafes, amphitheatres and even the local brothel. See how the other half lived during this age-old era, uniquely fossilised and now one of the most compelling archaeological sites to date.

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Our tips for Pompeii

Itâ€™s a day-trip destination. Seeing this UNESCO Heritage site is the highlight of touring the Pompeii region. The ruins can be explored in detail in a few hours, so Pompeii day trips from Rome are the ideal way to ensure youâ€™re making the most of your Italian getaway.
Have a bathâ€¦ or at least look at one. The ruinâ€™s oldest bath and one of the key Pompeii attractions, the Stabian Baths boast a big chamber, and sees a lot less crowds than the cityâ€™s other bathing sites. Preserved bodies are also on display here.
Take some time out at the Great Palestra. Next to the amphitheatre, the Great Palace was also an ancient exercise park. The perfect place to take a breather, visitors often head to Great Palestra to have a picnic on these stunning greenery between Pompeii tours.

Good to know

This site is beautifully evocative year-round. With plenty of things to do in Pompeii, a Pompeii day tour should be added to your Italian itinerary no matter what the season. During the hot summer months however, opt for Pompeii tours that run first-thing in the morning to avoid the early afternoonâ€™s peak heat. When considering what to do in Pompeii, and when to do it, make sure you take into account that the site is exposed to the sun throughout the day.