• Forum - Explore the central square of Pompeii, where you will find the ruins of grand temples, including the Temple of Jupiter, and important public buildings. Imagine the vibrant political, religious, and commercial activities that once took place here.

• Temple of Apollo - Visit the Temple of Apollo, one of Pompeii’s oldest religious sites. See the ancient columns, the bronze statue of Apollo, and the intricate decorations that highlight the religious practices of the time.

• House of the Faun - Step inside the largest and most luxurious house in Pompeii. View the famous ‘Alexander Mosaic,’ the bronze statue of the dancing faun, and the opulent atriums and gardens that showcase the wealth and taste of its owners.

• Villa dei Misteri - Delve into the mysterious world of ancient Roman cults by exploring the vibrant frescoes in the Villa of the Mysteries. Learn about the Dionysian rituals depicted on the walls and the significance of this grand villa.

• Lupanar - Discover the intimate and candid side of Pompeian life at the Lupanar, the city’s brothel. See the small rooms, built-in beds, and frescoes that provide insight into this aspect of ancient society.

• Stabian Baths (Terme Stabiane) - Relax and imagine the social and hygienic practices of ancient Pompeians at the Stabian Baths. Explore the different rooms, including the tepidarium and caldarium, and admire the beautiful stucco reliefs and mosaics.

• Casina dell’Aquila - You can take a lunch break at this cozy restaurant (meal is not included in this offer), enjoying dishes inspired by ancient Roman cuisine. The outdoor seating area offers a perfect blend of history and modern comfort, surrounded by greenery and ruins.

• Amphitheatre of Pompeii - Visit the oldest known Roman amphitheater, and imagine the excitement of gladiatorial games and public spectacles. Explore the massive stone structure and learn about its historical significance and events.

• Palestra Grande - Walk through the vast open space of the Great Palaestra, where Pompeians engaged in athletic and social activities. See the areas for wrestling and exercising, reflecting the importance of physical fitness in ancient culture.

• Garden of the Fugitives - Pay your respects at the Garden of the Fugitives, where plaster casts of victims in their final moments are displayed. This peaceful and solemn site provides a moving tribute to those who perished in the eruption.

• Antiquarium of Pompeii - Conclude your tour at the Pompeii Antiquarium, a museum housing a rich collection of artifacts from the ancient city. Explore exhibits of pottery, jewelry, frescoes, and more, gaining a deeper understanding of Pompeii’s history and daily life.

• Detailed historical and cultural insights
• Pre-recorded Audio/Video guide in English
• Email with instructions for audio/video guide upon booking

• Lunch
• All fees and/or taxes
• Entrance fee to Pompei park costs 22 EUR per person

Embark on an immersive journey through Pompeii with Pliny the Younger as your guide. This tour offers a unique blend of historical insights, cultural richness, and emotional connections to the past. Key highlights include:

Authentic Historical Narrative: Experience Pompeii’s vibrant life and tragic end through the eyes of Pliny the Younger, providing a personal and engaging perspective.
Cultural and Social Insights: Learn about the social dynamics, religious practices, and daily activities of Pompeii’s inhabitants through detailed site descriptions and anecdotes.
Diverse Attractions: Visit a wide range of sites, including temples, houses, public baths, and an amphitheater, showcasing the architectural and cultural diversity of Pompeii.
Ideal for History Enthusiasts: Perfect for those passionate about ancient history, archaeology, and Roman culture, providing an in-depth and comprehensive tour experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.