easy
3 hours
Basic walking fitness needed due to uneven surfaces and uninterrupted duration.
Step back into 79 AD with a 3-hour Pompeii walking tour led by an archaeologist, revealing hidden stories within this volcanic relic. Discover what daily life looked like before Vesuvius reshaped history forever.
For all Ages • Private tour • Skip the line tour with an archaeologist
Embark on a captivating 3-hour walking tour of Pompeii, guided by an archaeologist. Explore the remarkably preserved ruins of this ancient city, including homes, theaters, and baths, while delving into the daily lives of its inhabitants before the eruption of Vesuvius. Experience history like never before!
Duration: 3 hours tour
Walking tour of the best buildings of Pompei
The ancient city of Pompeii is probably the most important archaeological site in the world. . . And a tour here led by an archeologist, even better!
In the past, it was an agricultural and commercial center where about 20000 people lived. The eruption of Vesuvius by A. D. 79 the ditrusse and covered it under about 8 meters of pumice, lapilli and ash.
The tour lasts about 2 hours and will be a journey through history where you will see houses, theaters, baths, shops, brothels, casts of the victims, in an incredible state of conservation. It is a unique emotion to visit a Roman city that integrates in all its architectural aspects. During the tour I will talk about the public and private life of the ancient Romans. . . It will be like travelling back in time!
Please meet us up in Piazza Esedra by the Hotel Vittoria.
Uneven ancient stone streets require sturdy footwear with good grip to navigate safely.
There is limited shade at Pompeii, so sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are important during summer tours.
Carry water with you, especially in warm months, as walking can be physically demanding under the Italian sun.
Stay with the group and listen carefully to take advantage of expert insights and to protect sensitive ruins.
Pompei was buried under 4 to 6 meters of volcanic ash and pumice after Mount Vesuvius erupted suddenly in AD 79, preserving details of Roman life.
Strict regulations protect the site from erosion and visitor impact, with ongoing archaeological efforts focused on sustainable preservation.
Essential to handle uneven ancient stone pavements safely.
Protects against strong Mediterranean sun exposure.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated during the extended walk under mostly open sky.
Useful for unexpected showers during spring rain.
spring specific