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Unlocking the Majesty of Ancient Pompeii: A Journey through Time and Ruins
Prepare for an extraordinary journey back in time, as you uncover the grandeur of ancient civilizations amidst the remarkably preserved ruins of Pompeii, the finest Roman city frozen in time. With our skip-the-line reserved entrance, you’ll seamlessly step into history and be mesmerized by the enduring artifacts, artworks, and structures that have transcended the ages.
Exploring Pompeii at Your Own Pace: Your adventure begins with the freedom to explore the archaeological site of Pompeii at your leisure. As you wander through the well-preserved remnants, you’ll find yourself transported to an era long gone, where the bustling Forum, majestic baths, and grand Amphitheater were the heart of daily life.
A 3D Journey Through the Past: But this experience is not confined to mere ruins. Imagine stepping back in time, as animated reconstructions bring the Forum, the baths, and the Amphitheater back to life in vivid 3D. Witness the splendor of Pompeii’s most significant structures as they were in their prime, before the fury of Vesuvius forever altered their destiny.
Your Personal Journey: Treat yourself to an immersive journey into the past, where the fascinating Roman city of Pompeii unfolds before your eyes. Learn about the city’s buildings and history with the aid of an informative audio guide provided for your convenience. This archaeological site spans over 50 hectares, offering a captivating tapestry of ancient life.
Captivating Sights: Begin your exploration in the central Forum, with the imposing Mount Vesuvius serving as a dramatic backdrop. As you stroll through the streets, you’ll encounter remnants of columns and doorways that once bore witness to the bustling city center. Wander through the city’s streets and uncover traces of the aqueduct, street fountains, public baths, private residences, thriving businesses, and evocative statues.
Theatrical Marvels: Marvel at the well-preserved Amphitheater and dramatic theater, where once, these hallowed grounds were filled with eager spectators. Gaze upon the remnants of vibrant frescoes adorning houses and businesses, offering a glimpse into the artistic spirit of Pompeii.
Flexible Exploration: Revel in the flexibility to explore the site at your own pace, allowing you to soak in the essence of life before and during the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.
The Magic Ancient Pompeii Virtual Museum: Your journey through time doesn’t end with the physical ruins. Immerse yourself in the Magic Ancient Pompeii Virtual Museum, where you’ll step into a perfect reconstruction of a part of ancient Pompeii. Become a participant in the daily life of this ancient city, reliving the grandeur of its houses and most significant structures in astonishing 3D detail. Bear witness to the city’s magnificence before the cataclysmic eruption of the volcano, which, while sealing Pompeii’s fate, also etched it into immortality across the centuries.
A Grand Finale: Your experience culminates with a spectacular depiction of the devastating eruption of Vesuvius, the event that marked the end of Pompeii but simultaneously ensured its immortality through time.
This journey through Pompeii is not just a tour; it’s an encounter with history, an exploration of vibrant antiquity, and an opportunity to relive the moments that defined one of the Roman Empire’s most vibrant cities. Book your adventure now and witness the magnificence of Pompeii’s past come alive.
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Includes
- Reserved Entrance to Magic Ancient Pompeii Virtual Museum
- Info brochure
- Admission ticket to the archeological area
- Reserved entrance access
POMPEII THERMOPOLIUM ESCAVATION SITE: a path to follow to visit the archaeological area of Pompeii starts from Porta Marina so called because it faces the sea. This gate, which almost looks like a tower included in the walls of the ancient city, had two passages: one for pedestrians, the other for animals and light means of transport. In one of its niches there is the terracotta statue of Minerva, protector of the door. Near the gate stood the Suburban Villa of Porta Marina, a residence from the imperial era, with frescoes in the third Pompeian style (20 BC – 45 AD), of an Egyptian style. Just outside the door are the suburban Baths, opened to the public in 2002, characterized by a peculiar dressing room, in which erotic pictures are frescoed that probably served as a placeholder for the prostitution activities provided to customers. In Via Marina stands the Temple of Venus built by Silla in 80 BC. given his particular devotion to the goddess. On the left, always on the same trajectory, stands the Temple of Apollo, consisting of a portico with forty-eight columns. This temple dates back to the Samnite era, it has paintings in the fourth Pompeian style, which is at times ornamental and at times rigid, essential. Inside the sacred enclosure there were statues of various divinities including the bronze one of Apollo darting and a bust of Diana. In the vicinity of the temple there is a pre-Roman basilica which, due to its functions, can be compared to today’s Palace of Justice.
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The archaeological sites of Pompeii and surroundings Adjacent to the Basilica stands the Civil Forum which was the heart of the economic, religious and social life of ancient Pompeii. The Osci, at first, built it in the most central point of the city, while the Samnites placed it in a more decentralized place. a 049The area of the Forum, if at the time of the Osci was surrounded by arcades, in the Samnite era, characterized by shops and buildings among which the Temple of Apollo stood out. On the sides of the central square rose the Temple of Jupiter, the Basilica and the electoral seat. In the imperial era, the Eumachia Building, the Temple of Vespasian and the Sanctuary of the public protectors of the city were built. The Eumachia Building was built by Eumachia herself, priestess of Venus, who dedicated it to Concordia and the Pietà Augusta. The building consists of two rooms: in one you can see a large container that was used to contain urine, the other, on the other hand, was used as a wool deposit. The Temple of Vespasian, whose construction dates back to the period in which Vesuvius erupted, has remained incomplete. However, you can admire a marble altar placed in the center of the courtyard on which the scenes of a Sacrifice, the Instruments of the Ceremonial of Worship, two laurel trees for Emperor Vespasian and a crown of oak leaves are depicted. The Sanctuary of the Public Lares, decorated with polychrome marble, could be considered a real place of worship in the imperial age. In the western area of the Forum there are the Granaries of the Forum or Horrea which, at the time of the eruption in 79 AD. C., were an open-air construction site. To 062 Now they serve as a deposit for tools and archaeological finds and also preserve the casts of some victims of the eruption. The Macellum also dates back to the Samnite era and is made up of three rooms: in the central one there is an aedicule with two marble statues perhaps depicting Octavia and Marcellus, the one on the right was intended for the drainage of the water because the fish market, and finally, the room on the left was used for religious rituals. In the northern area of the Forum stand the Temple of Jupiter, dedicated to Jupiter, Juno and Minerva, and the Temple of Fortuna Augusta, built by a certain Marco Tullio, a rich politician. In the cell of the time there was the statue of Fortuna Augusta. Then, the Baths of the Forum rise, built in 80 BC. C., consisting of a male section and a female section and three rooms: the Calidarium (hot bath), the Tepidarium (warm bath) and the Frigidarium (cold bath).
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Opening hours from 1st April to 31st October |
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| Sites | Opening | Last entrance | Closing |
| POMPEII | 9.00 | 5.30 PM | 7.00 PM |
| VILLA REGINA (BOSCOREALE)
(closed on Tuesdays) ANTIQUARIUM Closed |
9.00 | 6.00 PM | 7.00 PM |
| VILLA ARIANNA and VILLA SAN MARCO (STABIAE)
(closed on Tuesdays) |
9.00 | 6.00 PM | 7.00 PM |
| VILLA DI POPPEA – OPLONTIS
(closed on Tuesdays) |
9.00 | 6.00 PM | 7.00 PM |
| MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO DI STABIA LIBERO D’ORSI
(closed on Tuesdays) |
9.00 | 6.00 PM | 7.00 PM |
| CASTELLO DI LETTERE
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Open every day from 9.30am to 7.30pm – closing from 1.30pm to 2.30pm
(last admission at 12 noon in the morning / 18 in the afternoon) |
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Opening hours from 1st November to 31st March |
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| Sites | Opening | Last entrance | Closing |
| POMPEI
open every day |
9.00 | 3.30 PM | 5.00 PM |
| VILLA REGINA (BOSCOREALE)
(closed on Tuesdays) ANTIQUARIUM Closed |
9.00 | 4.00 PM | 5.00 PM |
| VILLA ARIANNA e VILLA SAN MARCO (STABIAE)
(closed on Tuesdays) |
9.00 | 4.00 PM | 5.00 PM |
| VILLA DI POPPEA – OPLONTIS
(closed on Tuesdays) |
9.00 | 4.00 PM | 5.00 PM |
| MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO DI STABIA LIBERO D’ORSI
(closed on Tuesdays) |
9.00 | 4.00 PM | 5.00 PM |
| CASTELLO DI LETTERE
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Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9.30 to 17.00, with a lunch break from 13.30 to 14.30
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