• Pompeii Archaeological Park - The Archaeological Area of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Torre Annunziata is unique in offering a comprehensive view of an ancient Roman city. It includes three archaeological sites: the ancient cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, featuring the Villa of the Mysteries and the Villa of the Papyri, along with the Villa of Poppea and the Villa of Lucius Crassus Tertius in Torre Annunziata. Since the mid-18th century, these sites have become increasingly accessible to the public. The Pompeii excavations, spanning 44 hectares, have uncovered ancient urban neighborhoods with Roman villas, the main forum surrounded by significant structures like the Capitolium, the Basilica, temples, public baths, theatres, and an amphitheatre. This archaeological site provides insight into the pagan world, showcasing one of the wealthiest Roman cities, and also highlights Christian spirituality, making it a favored pilgrimage site.
• Parco Archeologico di Ercolano - The excavations at Herculaneum have revealed even better-preserved artifacts. Although much of the ancient city remains buried beneath the modern town, there is still much to explore through a network of 18th-century tunnels. It serves as a true open-air museum with commercial and residential buildings that appear frozen in time.
• Scavi di Oplontis - The two Roman villas in Torre Annunziata, Villa Oplontis (commonly known as Villa Poppea) and the Villa of Lucius Crassus Tertius, are remarkable examples of suburban architecture near Pompeii. The first is a grand seaside residence adorned with stunning murals, while the second is a rustic home with rooms dedicated to commercial activities. Together, they offer an exceptional and vivid portrayal of daily life in Roman times.

• Private licensed tour guide into the three different archeological sites
• Entrance tickets into the three archeological site (Pompeii, Herculaneum and Oplonti)
• Pick-up and drop off with luxury transportation and private chauffer
• Private licensed tour assistant

• Gratuities (optional)

This gem situated near Naples, in Campania, offers a journey back in time and has long been recognized as the most frequented site globally. The impeccable preservation of this place allows us an intricate understanding of life in Pompeii and Herculaneum prior to their obliteration by Vesuvius’ eruption. The archaeological zone of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Oplonti are included among Italy’s 58 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The site continually awes visitors by offering the chance to explore Pompeii’s commercial city, the lesser but better-conserved remnants of Herculaneum, and the Villa Oplontis’ murals in Torre Annunziata, illustrating the affluent Roman Empire’s opulent lifestyle. Despite the 62 AD earthquake, the majority of public edifices, bathhouses, theaters, and stores have been restored. But the Roman villas, a favored vacation spot, are especially noteworthy.

• Customers with physical limitations can have problems walking inside the archeological area

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