Admission not included10 min
Porta Marina Superiore: the guide will be waiting for you outside the archaeological park with the sign “Pompeii Vip”.
It forms the western entrance to the city and the name "Marina" comes from the fact that the outgoing road led to the sea.
Admission not included10 min
Temple of Venus: temple dedicated to Venus, patron goddess of Pompeii
Admission not included10 min
Basilica: was the most lavish building in the Forum, and served as a space for the management of business and the administration of justice
Admission not included10 min
The Sanctuary of Apollo: it is among the oldest of Pompeii's places of worship, built at a strategic point along the street that led up from Porta Marina to the public heart of the city
Admission not included10 min
Forum - Main Square: it represents the center of the city's daily life
Admission not included10 min
The Temple of Jupiter: it dominates the northern side of the Forum, and behind it rises scenically Vesuvius
Admission not included10 min
Macellum: it was a monumental building used for the sale of food and daily consumer products.
Here is possible to see some Plaster Casts - BODIES (the archaeological method to find the ancient bodies as they were at the moment of the eruption)
Admission not included10 min
Forum Baths: they are one of the best-preserved elements of the city. Female and male parts had separate entrances.
Admission not included10 min
Thermopolium: it was an old diner, a place of refreshment for the inhabitants
Admission not included10 min
House of the Faun: This is one of the largest houses in Pompeii; the sidewalk bears the welcome inscription (HAVE) in Latin;
House of the Vettii:The house, among the richest and most famous in Pompeii, is placed under the protection of Priapus god of prosperity,
Both are subject to seasonal openings and closings
Admission not included10 min
Via Dell'Abbondanza: it was the ancient main street (decumanus maximus) of ancient Pompeii
Admission not included10 min
Theater: Comedies and tragedies in the Greco-Roman tradition were performed in the theater
