Explore Pompeii, the city buried beneath a sea of ash, to learn about its history and mysteries! With our brand-new shuttle bus service, which runs three times a day in the summer and twice a day in the winter, getting to Pompeii from Naples has never been easier.
The reconstruction of Pompeii, which was severely devastated in an earthquake, is currently ongoing. The majority of people started to evacuate the city during the first eruption, and barely 2,000 people remained trapped in Pompeii when the last chaos occurred.
Excavations began in the 18th century, and it has been abandoned since then. Through excavation, the city walls have been retrieved. Everything discovered during the excavation was initially sent to the museum in Naples, but archaeologists eventually left artefacts in situ, creating an intriguing excavation site.
Pompeii is worth a visit because of the ongoing excavation and the new discoveries
Explore Pompeii, the city buried beneath a sea of ash, to learn about its history and mysteries! With our brand-new shuttle bus service, which runs three times a day in the summer and twice a day in the winter, getting to Pompeii from Naples has never been easier.
The reconstruction of Pompeii, which was severely devastated in an earthquake, is currently ongoing. The majority of people started to evacuate the city during the first eruption, and barely 2,000 people remained trapped in Pompeii when the last chaos occurred.
Excavations began in the 18th century, and it has been abandoned since then. Through excavation, the city walls have been retrieved. Everything discovered during the excavation was initially sent to the museum in Naples, but archaeologists eventually left artefacts in situ, creating an intriguing excavation site.
Pompeii is worth a visit because of the ongoing excavation and the new discoveries. A room in Civita Giuliana where slaves once resided is the most recent find. The beds in this room are wooden planks. The information about ancient life will astonish you.
More about the location is determined by the residences, shops, and public areas. When you consider the explosion and how busy people were going about their daily lives at the time, you could feel depressed. They had never imagined that what they had done would go down in history.
With the new shuttle bus service, you can reach Pompeii from Naples. The journey has become easy and you can choose departure time at your convenience as the bus departs two times a day. The audio guide helps you know in-depth about the city and quenches the thirst for information about the history of this old town which was once known to have a living civilization. Once you finish exploring the city, the shuttle bus service takes you back to Naples comfortably.
Book your tour now to reserve your place for a once-in-a-lifetime experience and enjoy the charms of this energetic city!
Major Attractions:
The Amphitheater: This is one of the ancient amphitheaters in Rome that was built in 70BC and has space for 20,000 people. Romans had built this on the city’s edge.
The Forum of Pompeii: It was the activity and commerce center in Pompeii. Here you will find the popular temples of the city today such as the Temples of Apollo, Venus, and Jupiter.
Pompeii’s Forum Baths: Ancient Romans were hygiene conscious. They used to bathe every day. Riches used to have private baths while Forum baths were available for all.
The Palaestra: Palaestra is the Latin word that means gym. This site was similar to the present-day gym that comprises training areas and a swimming pool.
Pompeii Brothel: Ancient Rome holds an important place in the world’s oldest profession. Pompeii also had a brothel where prostitutes were slaves.
Stabian Baths: These are the well-preserved and largest baths in the city. The female and male baths are separated by the stoves that were used to heat water.
Temple of Isis: This temple is dedicated to the Egyptian goddess famous in the Roman Empire.
Nuovi Scavi: Via dell’Abbondanza farther end has the new excavations where furniture and wall paintings are there.
Villa of the Mysteries: This villa is built in the second century BCE and it is known to be an excellent ancient wall painting with amazing original colors.
Temple of Apollo: Apollo is a God of Greeks and Romans. This temple is dated back from 6th century BC. Artifacts from temple are found here.
