Regular Group Tour for the Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel with priority access

The small group tour at Pompeii (a UNESCO world heritage listed site) takes you to some of the world’s most magnificent historical monuments in the most picturesque areas of Italy. Go through the ruins of Pompeii to experience a beautiful treasure.

You will be acquainted with an archaeological specialist tour guide who will explain everything about the ancient streets, historic bakeries, stalls, stores, private and communal dwellings, public baths, and brothels that have been preserved in this city. A day tour of Pompeii offers a unique opportunity to explore the incredibly well-preserved ancient Roman city that was buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Even after 2000 years, such remains may still be seen. You’ll feel like you’ve been transported back in time as you listen to the stories of the ancient ruins. Here’s what you’re going to see during your day tour of Pompeii: Forum: Start your tour at the heart of Pompeii, the Forum. This was the social, political, and commercial center of the city. You can see ruins of temples, public buildings, and basilicas that were essential to Roman urban life. Amphitheater: Visit the large amphitheater where gladiatorial contests and other performances were held. It’s one of the oldest surviving Roman amphitheaters and offers insights into ancient entertainment. House of the Vettii: Explore one of Pompeii’s well-preserved private residences. The House of the Vettii showcases intricate frescoes, mosaics, and architecture that provide a glimpse into the daily lives of wealthy inhabitants. Villa of the Mysteries: This villa is renowned for its stunning frescoes, especially those in the (dining room). The frescoes depict scenes related to the initiation of a woman into a mystery cult, offering a fascinating glimpse into ancient religious practices. Lupanar (Brothel): While not suitable for all audiences, the Lupanar provides an interesting look into the social aspects of ancient Pompeii. The rooms are adorned with explicit frescoes that offer insights into the city’s social and cultural norms. Baths of Pompeii: The city’s public baths were an essential part of daily life. Explore the different rooms, including the changing rooms, cold baths, warm baths, and hot baths, and learn about Roman bathing practices. House of the Faun: This grand residence is one of the largest and most impressive in Pompeii. It features a beautiful mosaic of a dancing faun, from which it gets its name. Garden of the Fugitives: This haunting area contains plaster casts of the bodies of Pompeii’s inhabitants who perished during the eruption. The casts were made by pouring plaster into the voids left by the decayed bodies, giving a poignant glimpse into the tragedy that struck the city. Temple of Apollo: Explore this well-preserved temple dedicated to the god Apollo. It offers insight into ancient Roman religious practices and architecture. Street Scenes and Architecture: As you move through the streets of Pompeii, take in the architecture, stepping stones, and wagon ruts that reveal the daily life and layout of the city.