• Porta Marina - Begin your exploration of Pompeii’s archaeological site at Porta Marina, the most magnificent of the city’s seven gates.
• Foro di Pompei - The Civil Forum was the hub of daily life in Pompeii, surrounded by all the key public buildings.
• Santuario di Apollo - The Sanctuary of Apollo, one of Pompeii’s oldest worship sites, was strategically located. The god Apollo was chosen due to the influence of Greek and Etruscan cultures in Campania.
• Macellum - The Macellum served as Pompeii’s market. A circular structure in the courtyard was used for selling and cleaning fish.
• Suburban Baths - Unlike other thermal baths, the Suburban Baths were private. The changing room features erotic images that advertised the activities available upstairs.
• Casa del Fauno - This is one of Pompeii’s largest residences. The owner’s wealth and social status are evident even from the street.
• Teatro Grande - Constructed around the mid-2nd century BC, this large theater hosted Greco-Roman comedies and tragedies.
• Anfiteatro Romano - The oldest amphitheater in the Roman world, built in 70 BC, could hold up to 20,000 spectators.
• Via dell’Abbondanza - One of Pompeii’s main streets, known for its bustling shops and markets.
• House of the Vettii - Among the wealthiest and most renowned houses in Pompeii, it is protected by Priapus, the god of prosperity, and features richly decorated rooms.
• Bakery of Popidio Prisco - Tour one of Pompeii’s many bakeries and learn about ancient bread-making techniques.
• Basilica - The most opulent building in the Forum, the Basilica was where business and justice were administered.

• Private tour: just you and your guide
• Entrance ticket to the archaeological park
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Carbonated beverages

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