Uncover the secrets of the ancient city of Pompeii

A visit to one of the most incredible archaeological sites in the world, since the ancient city of Pompeii, is home to some of the most impressive Roman ruins in Italy.

Impressive for its acoustics and size (5,000 seats), it's perfect for discussing Roman leisure activities.

More intimate, ideal for explaining the difference between popular theatre and music/poetry.

Walking along a short stretch of Via Stabiana, we enter this noble residence, among the richest and most prestigious in the city.

Leaving the domus, we immerse ourselves in the calm chaos of the main street.

We will see the "fast food" counters of ancient times, with the holes for the terracotta jars, experiencing first-hand the daily life of the people.

Upon entering, you'll admire the Palestra, the large porticoed courtyard where Pompeians practiced wrestling, athletics, and ball games. It's the place that embodies the concept of "a healthy mind in a healthy body." The Wellness Path (Roman Spa): We'll visit the three classical rooms, explaining how the underfloor heating (hypocaust) worked:

A short detour to visit the most famous and controversial building, where you can see the original erotic frescoes.

We arrive in the large monumental square, the political and religious heart.

The temple dedicated to the Sun God and also the oldest in the city.

The Temple of Capitoline Jupiter is the most imposing and is located between the Forum and Vesuvius, which towers behind it.

The ancient food market, where today you can see the casts of the victims. After admiring the splendor of the Menander and the life in the streets, witnessing the final moment of the eruption completes the emotional journey of the tour.

We conclude with the majestic Basilica, the ancient courthouse and business center. From here, you can exit through the Porta Marina Superiore or Porta Marina Inferiore.