Pompeii Ticket & Round-Trip Shuttle Bus from Rome

Italy's Must-See Destination,
The Volcanic City of Pompeii

Visit Pompeii, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see destination in Italy! Pompeii, a city that suffered a disaster when Mount Vesuvius erupted, allows you to see the daily life and culture of ancient Rome in a meticulously preserved form, making it a popular attraction for countless travelers from all over the world.

The History of Pompeii

Pompeii was completely buried as volcanic ash quickly covered the entire city due to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and then disappeared from people's memory for about 1700 years. The first full-scale excavation work began in the 1700s and continues to this day, with new artifacts and buildings continuing to be discovered.

Important Viewing Points

Introducing the ruins that best show the life and culture of ancient Roman civilization and important places where you can feel the historical value of Pompeii!

Forum

The Forum, Pompeii's central square and the center of the city's political, economic, and religious activities, is known to have been the site of public gatherings and religious ceremonies. Various public building ruins such as the Temple of Jupiter, the Temple of Apollo, and public administration buildings are located together, allowing you to experience the administration and religious life of an ancient Roman city.

Thermae (Public Baths)

Pompeii had several bathhouses, the most famous of which are the Forum Baths and the Stabian Baths. In ancient Rome, bathhouses played an important role not only as places for maintaining cleanliness, but also as spaces for social exchange and relaxation.

House of the Vettii

One of the best-preserved aristocratic houses in Pompeii, the owners of this house are believed to have been wealthy merchants. In particular, the interior of the house is decorated with elaborate murals and mosaics, allowing you to get a glimpse into the lives of the nobles of the time.

Amphitheater

The ancient Roman amphitheater, known as the site of large-scale public events such as gladiator matches, could accommodate more than 20,000 people, allowing you to feel its grandeur.