Pompeyo: Tour con Archaeologist Guide & Skip-the-Line Entry
Descripción
¿Qué vas a hacer : 1) Visite el Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO y admire el Anfiteatro, las casas privadas de los antiguos romanos, las Termas, el Lupanare (antiguos burdeles), las coladas y el Foro con nuestro guía experto en arqueología. 2) Viajará en el tiempo y revivirá los últimos momentos de la ciudad cubierta por la erupción del Vesubio en el año 79 d.C.C. 3) Admirará los fantásticos frescos y los objetos cotidianos perfectamente conservados. 4) Visite con nosotros el yacimiento arqueológico de Pompeya en una fantástica excursión con un guía amable y experto.
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Itinerario
El Quadriportico dei Teatri, también llamado el Cuartel de los Gladiadores, es una estructura de la época romana, sepultada por la erupción del Vesubio en el año 79 y redescubierta tras las excavaciones arqueológicas de la antigua Pompeya: inicialmente utilizado como vestíbulo, posteriormente se transformó en cuartel para el arte gladiatorio.
El Teatro Grande es un teatro romano, sepultado por la erupción del Vesubio en el año 79 y redescubierto tras las excavaciones arqueológicas de la antigua Pompeya: en su interior se representaban comedias, mimos y pantomimas, así como el Atellane.
El termopolio (derivado del griego θερμοπώλιον y llamado termopolio en italiano, formado a partir de las palabras thermòs, "caliente", y pōlèō, "yo vendo") era un lugar de refrigerio utilizado en la antigua Roma, donde era posible comprar y consumir bebidas calientes y, a veces, incluso comida lista para comer.
La casa de los Ceii es una casa de la época romana, sepultada durante la erupción del Vesubio en el año 79 y redescubierta tras las excavaciones arqueológicas de la antigua Pompeya: también llamada la casa de la Caza, la casa de Fabia y Tirano o la casa de la reina Helena, debe su nombre a la familia que allí vivió, la de los Ceii.
Las Termas de Stabia son un complejo termal romano, sepultado por la erupción del Vesubio en el año 79 d.C. y redescubierto tras las excavaciones arqueológicas de la antigua Pompeya: de su tipo, es el edificio más antiguo de la ciudad.
Durante toda la época romana, los burdeles (del latín lupa = prostituta) eran lugares dedicados a la prostitución, o mejor dicho, burdeles propiamente dichos. Algunos aún son visibles en las ruinas de la antigua Pompeya.
El Foro de Pompeya es un foro de la época romana, sepultado por la erupción del Vesubio en el año 79 d.C. y redescubierto tras las excavaciones arqueológicas de la antigua Pompeya. La estructura era la plaza principal de la ciudad y representaba el centro político, económico y religioso donde se llevaban a cabo manifestaciones, negociaciones comerciales y debates; es, de su tipo, una de las mejor conservadas en las antiguas ciudades italianas.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(8)
A visit of the extraordinary Pompeii with a really excellent guide, Anna, who taught us a lot during these good 2 hours spent together and, with a smile and kindness. We thought the visit would only last 2 hours but we can stay on the site then as long as we like. Possibility of drinking free of charge thanks to the many drinking water fountains and dining on site. We were impressed by the ingenuity of the Romans in their construction systems at that time! In short a visit not to be missed (and with Anna our guide in French) it is even better!
Merci beaucoup pour votre avis extrêmement positif sur notre visite guidée à Pompéi ! Je suis ravi de savoir que vous avez apprécié la visite avec Anna, notre guide francophone, et que vous avez découvert l'histoire fascinante de ce site archéologique exceptionnel.
The tour was misleading, in that they said it was a “tour with an archaeologist” which it clearly wasn’t. The female tour guide knew some details but it certainly wasn’t archaeological detail. The tour was also advertised for a 2 hour duration but the actual tour was just over an hour.
Grazie per l'empatia! Se c'è qualcosa che non è andato come speravi, sono qui per ascoltare e capire cosa possiamo fare per migliorare. Il tuo feedback è importante per la nostra crescita!
If going in the summer, prepare for heat. Any time of year, prepare to be amazed. Informative tour with a well informed guide.
tour is falsely advertised as being in spanish but the guide was pretending to know how to speak the language. when i reached out for a refund, travelcampania was rude and made things up to justify not refunding. guide asked where we were visiting from (brazil) but we were all native spanish speakers from LATIN AMERICA who recently moved to brazil a month ago. They also claimed that we asked the guide to speak portuguese which is completely false. we booked a tour in spanish and wanted spanish. not some horrible attempt with mainly italian. If i wanted a different language, i wouldve booked it.
Grazie per l'empatia! Se c'è qualcosa che non è andato come speravi, sono qui per ascoltare e capire cosa possiamo fare per migliorare. Il tuo feedback è importante per la nostra crescita!
The site and the history was amazing . Of course it must be a stop on your to do list while in Italy . We drove from Rome and it actually wasn’t a bad ride if you are already driving while in Italy . Will cost about $40 in tolls . The guide and tour itself I could have done without. He did give some important information but left me with more questions than answers and he didn’t have that friendly personality to feel I could ask question . Also as any tour goes , they dish you around. The one thing that annoyed me the most was that when you got to the one mummified person which let’s face it , is the main attraction not only were we fighting another group in there but that guide was not speaking english and our guide just let her talk and then he was like “ let’s move on” I was no way leaving that area till I saw what I came to see . I mean at the end of the tour , he didn’t even wait around for possible tips . I went to the bathroom and poof , he was gone : I will say that we were 5 minutes late getting there due to weather and traffic conditions and although not happy about it , he did wait . Again, I sometimes think just doing the audio tours and skip the line ( which really wasn’t needed for this site ) is your better option . We are the type of tourist that likes to browse and see what we want and skip what we do not .
“Grazie mille per il suo feedback positivo! Apprezziamo le sue parole e siamo lieti che la sua esperienza con noi sia stata ottima. Ci impegniamo costantemente a fornire il miglior servizio clienti e siamo lieti di sapere che ci siamo riusciti. Grazie ancora!”
The Guide was perfect, she explained and showed us a lot, it was very interesting. Reservation was simple, I recommend+++
Grazie mille
The guide was very friendly and she shared with us a lot of information. In two hours we were able to learn a lot about the history, culture and life of Pompeii people and tragedy.
Grazie mille e vi aspettiamo per un nuova itinerario.
We look back on our visit to Pompeii in March 24 as a highlight of our journey to Italy. The ruins were more interesting than the Coliseum in Rome because of our wonderful guide Leillo. He explained the reasons for each part of the tour with intelligence, wit and dramatic flare. "we don't talk politics on this tour " he warned us. That in itself was a blessing . Pompeii was quite an intricate and futuristic city before Vesuvius erupted, however it was spared molten lava and volcanic meltdown. The result enabled us to see well preserved homes, wall drawings, street stands ans evn an ancient red light district. We never knew that Pink Floyd performed there in the early 1970's either . If you do make the trip hire Leillo and also check out the Bosco De ' Medici winery and great restaurant with wine tastings.
Grazie mille e vi aspettiamo in tanti per un nuovo itinerario.
