Pompeii Tickets

Discover one of the largest Domuses in Pompeii city that spreads across the entire southern part of block 15. It has been named after its owners and is located near the Vesuvian Gate. You can see most of the wall frescoes that showcase the Pompeian Fourth Style that have been carefully excavated and restored.

Visit this spectacular ancient villa that is located on the outskirts of the city known for housing a range of exquisite frescoes. There is a room in the Villa of the Mysteries where you can see beautiful frescoes of a young woman being initiated into a Greco-Roman mystery cult.

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Get a deeper insight into the culture and beliefs of the ancient populace by visiting this temple using your Pompeii tickets. Built in 120 BC the temple is dedicated to the Greek and Roman god Apollo and is considered a religious edifice of immense significance here. It is perched on a high podium, comprises 48 Ionic columns, and an imposing staircase that reflects profound Italian and Green architectural influences.

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Marvel at the renowned mosaic floors and stupefying frescoes that feature scenes from Greek mythology and go back to the 2nd Century BCE. Although the exteriors of the House of the Tragic Poet may seem ordinary, the interiors are simply stunning with high-quality frescoes well restored since its discovery in 1824.

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Get your Pompeii tickets to visit this site, once a famous brothel in the ancient city. Witness the paintings on the walls showcasing erotic scenes and over 134 graffiti transcribed. Delve deeper into this graffiti and learn more about the stories here by numerous authors responding to the works of one another.

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Explore this House with your Pompeii tickets, once considered to be among the most luxurious aristocratic houses from the Roman Republic which also features some of the most stunning works of art. Spanning almost 3000 square meters, the house built in the 2nd Century BC is certainly on the list of most impressive residences of the time.

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Enjoy an up-and-close experience at this site, once known for being the central point of the religious, cultural, and political aspects of Pompeii. The Pompeii Forum housed some of the most exotic buildings here, including commercial, public, and religious structures, as well as a bustling marketplace, and reflects the general way of life in the Roman Empire.

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Enjoy a visit to the oldest baths in Pompeii with your Pompeii tickets, also believed to be among the most interesting structures in the city. You can see most of the structure, with all four of its building phases, in its original form despite the intense natural calamity that it underwent.

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Commonly known as the amphitheater of the ancient city, this is among the most popular of the Pompeii ruins as well as one of the oldest Roman amphitheaters built of stone. Today the place is put to use by the local population to organize concerts and public events, one of the most famous events being a Pink Floyd shoot of a concert movie.

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This comprises a vast once-urban area in Pompeii with several private households, which tells you much about the Roman style of architecture. Explore the main atrium around which the other primary rooms were located along with the porch that was formed by incorporating a number of columns. Visit the Grand Theater where performances were held, the oldest known amphitheater from Roman times, as well as other interesting artifacts. There is bread in the ovens, large containers that suggest there were imports made from other places, and a Temple of Jupiter that gives you a glimpse into the strong religious beliefs of the time.

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As you explore the Pompeii ruins, take some time out to visit the site that was the primary cause behind the devastation of this magnitude hundreds of years ago. Head to the notorious volcanic site by booking a tour of Mount Vesuvius and go right up to the crater as well as take a good look inside.

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Delve deeper into the history of the volcanic eruption and subsequent devastation at Pompeii and you will learn that a nearby town by the name of Herculaneum was also completely engulfed in volcanic ashes. Book a tour of this ancient town and witness well-preserved villas, wooden roofs, doors and several other objects from day-to-day life.

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You cannot miss this spectacular landmark in the region, which is also one of the largest palaces in the world. Located at a distance of just about 45 minutes from Pompeii, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a sight to behold. It spans a massive area and showcases extraordinary Baroque architecture and influence, complete with a spectacular garden, water features, and much more.

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The city of Naples is an absolute must-visit and a natural offshoot of your Pompeii tickets. The city is known for its stunning castles, museums, cathedrals, and much more. You can also try out the world-famous authentic Italian pizza here as well as get a good taste of the country’s culture and way of life.

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This quaint little island is known for its marvellous scenic beauty with a breathtaking landscape and clear blue waters surrounding it. Get a good look at the famous Faraglioni here, three huge limestone formations located in the ocean. You can go for a relaxing boat tour or a swim to enjoy a closer look at these structures or simply unwind with a scrumptious fresh pizza.

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If you want to get a good view of a stunning Italian landscape, the best place for this would be the Amalfi coast. The 30-mile-long coastline is dotted with tiny quaint and colourful houses set against a backdrop of magnificent mountains, a deep blue ocean, and towering trees. The place has received the status of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is great for indulging in a limoncello liqueur or lounging by the spectacular beaches.

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