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The UNESCO-listed ruins of Pompeii is among the most important ancient sites in the world. Skip the long lines with priority admission and explore the highlights in just a few hours with this fast-track guided tour. Discover how the Romans once lived and marvel at the intact remains of streets, homes, shops, temples, and baths from 2,000 years ago.

Explore one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe with your expert guide. Stroll through the ancient streets and discover more about the daily life of citizens of Pompeii prior to the catastrophic eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. See many important buildings and structures which were essential for civic life in Roman times, such as the Basilica, the Forum, the thermal baths, and the Theater. Observe what remains of commercial and residential neighborhoods including a bakery and typical housing blocks. After exploring the site, enjoy the tranquil atmosphere as the sunsets over Pompeii at the end of your tour.

Embark on an extraordinary journey through Pompeii's captivating history with our Skip-the-Line Guided Tour led by an archaeologist. Traverse well-preserved streets where echoes of a vibrant past and tragic demise linger. Skip long lines and immerse yourself in Pompeii's heart. Explore alongside your guide, envisioning daily life in Pompeii, feeling the pulse of once-bustling streets silenced by Mount Vesuvius. The tour unfolds like a narrative, revealing Teatro Grande's grandeur and Thermopilia's fascinating Roman "fast-food" spots. This isn't just a tour; it's a captivating journey through time. Each stop unveils a facet of Pompeii's rich history. Marvel at elite residences, gaining insights into lavish lifestyles. Wander through the Foro, the political hub, and encounter plaster casts, "Calchi dei Corpi," freezing victims' final moments—an emotional perspective on human stories. Our immersive experience goes beyond sightseeing, letting you unravel secrets beneath the surface.

Experience the Amalfi coast on a private walking tour from Ravello to Amalfi. Walk along one of the world’s most scenic coastlines and learn about local history and culture form your bilingual, naturalist guide. Explore hidden corners and narrow streets as you make your way along the easy 2.5-mile (4-km) walk. End the tour with a traditional lunch recommended by your guide or a transfer back to your hotel if you want (extra cost).

Spend a day exploring Mt. Vesuvius and the ruins of Pompeii while in port in Naples. Led by an expert guide, see the largest archaeological site in Europe as you tour Pompeii's Thermal Baths, Lupanare brothel, and the Forum. Afterward, break for a pizza lunch before hiking to the summit of Mt. Vesuvius, the volcano responsible for Pompeii’s destruction in AD 79. Peer into the mouth of the crater and enjoy sweeping views of the Bay of Naples.

Discover all of Southern Italy’s iconic landmarks in a single day when you combine a Naples city tour with a stop at the infamous Pompeii. This popular shore excursion is an easy way for time-crunched passengers arriving in Naples to experience local life and culture, as well as see one of the largest archeological sites in all of Europe. This tour includes round-trip transport from port, as well as guaranteed on-time return to the ship. Highlights include stunning panoramic views from the Posillipo terrace, a guided tour of Pompeii, and stops at the Royal Palace, Church of St Francesco di Paula, the Thermal Baths and the Cathedral of Naples.

Visit the ancient city of Pompeii with ease on this small-group tour. Use an included priority ticket to enter and explore the site in the company of your archaeologist guide. Learn about the history and culture of Pompeii and hear stories about the volcanic eruption that destroyed it. Use a headset to make sure you hear your guide clearly.

Uncover the tragedy of the buried city of Pompeii when you embark on this guided group tour to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Choose from a slew of languages for your tour and, in the company of your archaeologist guide, learn about the history of the well-preserved site and the eruption of AD 79. See the basilica, thermal baths, mosaics, frescos, and views of Mount Vesuvius.

Explore the Amalfi Coast’s terraced vineyards, olive groves, and lemon fields on a guided hike from Maiori to Minori along the Path of the Lemons. With this private tour, you won’t have to worry about finding your own way on the trail and can just enjoy the sights and scents of the Mediterranean vegetation as you follow your guide on the old mule trail that was once the only way to travel from village to village.

Bring the ancient city of Pompeii to life on a private guided tour designed for families and multigenerational groups. With a licensed guide and skip-the-line tickets, you’ll explore the Forum, theatres, bath houses, shops, and homes preserved by the eruption of AD 79. Private round-trip transport ensures a smooth, stress-free experience—ideal for cruise passengers and guests staying in Sorrento or Naples. Upgrade to add a light pizza lunch and our Pompeii4Kids activity program, perfect for children ages 6–11. • Private guided tour of Pompeii’s UNESCO-listed ruins • Licensed local guide specialized in families • Skip-the-line tickets included • Private round-trip transport for a hassle-free day • Comfortable pace for seniors & multigenerational families • Upgrade option with pizza lunch + Pompeii4Kids program • Ideal for cruise travelers and hotel guests in Sorrento & Naples

A guided walking tour of the archaeological site of Pompeii introduces you to the history and remnants of the ancient Roman city, which was buried in volcanic ash after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. You'll learn how the residents were frozen in time, unaware of the danger, and see ruins such as the Forum, Thermal Baths, and preserved frescoes.

Explore the ancient city of Pompeii on a 3-hour private walking tour. Follow your guide around the city ruins covered in volcanic ash since 79 A.D. and learn about how the Romans lived before the eruption. Walk through the ancient city and see structures such as the thermal baths, the Forum, the Basilica, a theater, fountains, and much more. This private tour can be customized to your needs and preferences.

Pompeii is an extraordinary Roman ruin and a UNESCO World Heritage site, but sparking a young child’s interest in history can be tricky. This two-hour skip-the-line walking tour is tailored for families, making it simple and engaging to discover Pompeii’s best spots. Packed with fun games and interactive storytelling, it keeps the kids engaged while making history exciting and unforgettable.

With over 2.5 million visitors to the UNESCO-listed Pompeii ruins each year, long lines can take up much of your time. This exclusive tour lets you skip the line with VIP access, giving you more time to explore the incredible sites. Discover iconic landmarks like the Forum, the Theatre, and the Thermal Baths up close and at your own pace.

Pompeii is a fascinating site, but its sprawling size and lack of posted information can make visiting on your own a chore, especially with kids. On this guided tour, delve into the fascinating history of the ruins with engaging narration customized to the interests and ages of your group. Meet your local guide and head directly inside the ancient archaeological site with skip-the-line tickets to take in highlights in just hours. The family tour option incorporates puzzles and maps to engage little ones.

Ravello is one of the jewels of the Amalfi Coast, and the only town set on the clifftop high above the water. Experience its history and charm with this private walking tour through the old town. Take in Ravello’s storied churches and monasteries, stately villas and gardens, and sweeping views over the coastline. Discover picturesque corners and meet locals as you explore with your guide.

Entrance ticket to the Archaeological Park is included in the price, join the tour with no stress! Step back in time and discover the extraordinary ruins of Pompeii, starting from the main entrance of Porta Marina. With Mt Vesuvius rising in the background, you will learn about the dramatic final moments of the city, the eruption of 79 AD, and the fascinating history of its excavations. Walking through the ancient streets, you'll explore the Roman Forum, the Basilica, the market area, and the main temples. Along the Decumanus Maximus, you'll visit one of the most impressive Roman Baths, recently reopened, and discover intriguing details of daily life. The tour continues with the the most beautiful domus recently opened, as well as Roman shops such as thermopolia and bakeries. You will also see the Large and Small Theatres, the Gladiators’ Barracks, and many other highlights of Pompeii. An immersive journey into one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the world.

Discover the buried city of Pompeii on this 2-hour private walking tour around the archaeological site. Through expert insights from your archaeologist guide, learn what daily life was like 2,000 years ago and the tragic eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Walk through the residential town to see shops, houses, the Forum, the bakery, the courthouse, and more.

The UNESCO-listed ancient city of Pompeii is an archaeological wonderland, but its vast size and complex ruins can be daunting. Take in the highlights in just a few hours and gain insights into the daily life of the residents here 2,000 years ago with this guided walking tour. Head straight to the most important sites and learn about how the Romans once lived as you marvel at preserved shops, villas, baths, temples, and theaters.

Instead of wandering aimlessly among Pompeii’s sprawling ruins on your own, let a guide show you the most intact and interesting parts of Italy's famous archaeological site. Skip the line with priority entry, and listen as tales from the ancient city bring the crumbling stones to life. See the amazingly preserved remnants of bath houses, workshops, a basilica, and human forms frozen in time by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.

Are you ready for the only real Pompeii experience with an archaeologist who has actually excavated and carried out research projects at the site? I graduated from the Faculty of Letters and obtained a post-graduate degree in archeology at the Federico II University in Naples. I am not an agency like in the other cases, it means that the visit will only be with a real archaeologist, me or with my trusted archaeologist colleagues.

Like many ancient ruins, Pompeii can be hard to interpret to the untrained eye. With this walking tour, admire the vast site’s temples, baths, villas, theaters, and more with the insights of an art historian guide to put these important Roman remains into context. Enjoy convenient skip-the-line entry and take in the highlights while learning about daily life and ancient customs in the Roman city over two millennia ago.

Pompeii at Sunset is a tour designed for those who want to avoid the crowds and the heat of the summer months. The tour takes place in the afternoon. With an Official Tourist Guide you will discover the beauty of Pompeii under different colors. The tour includes the best of Pompeii. Le Terme, the Lupanare, the squares, the theaters, the streets, the Roman villas with frescoes and mosaics, the temples and much more!

Pompeii is undeniably the most important archeological site in the world. An entire city perfectly preserved just like it was back in 79 A.D., when a tremendous eruption of the nearby volcano Mt. Vesuvius buried it under a deep layer of ashes and lapilli. Pompeii is very different from any other archaeological site in the world. There are ancient ruins in Rome, Greece, Egypt, Central America and other wonderful places on the planet, but in none of those except for Pompeii you can still walk down the original ancient streets and find them as lively as they were back then. You can walk in the same houses people lived in, in the same temples they prayed in and be in the same places they worked in and they had fun in. You can even still see the tracks of their carriages left on the road surface; the pipes the drinking water ran into; and last but not least, the “petrified” bodies of the victims of the eruption.