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Rome to Pompeii Day Trip with private drivers & guides

Rome to Pompeii Day Trip

Rome to Pompeii Day Trip

Quick escape from the hustle and bustle of Rome for a full-day, private tour of Pompeii with a private driver and guide local

Discover one of the most important archaeological sites in the world, birthplace of the wife of the 5th Emperor of Rome, Nero: the Ruins of Pompeii!

Our day trip from Rome to Pompeii lets you wander through the streets of a city frozen in time. Reaching Pompeii in the most comfortable way with private transport from Rome will enhance your experience of this incredible ancient site.

Explore Pompeii’s fantastically preserved buildings, from its luxurious villas to its brothels and eateries, from its temples to its baths and gym, gaining a vivid first-hand look at everyday life in the ancient world. Reliving the dark events of 79 AD, when a torrent of molten ash and lava buried the city, the final moments of its residents are preserved in relics that link their world to ours – jewelry, furniture, crockery and even petrified food, all unchanged. for nearly 2,000 years.

A visit to Pompeii is an excellent way to learn about Roman history and see some of the best preserved ancient ruins in the world. Even if you’re not a history buff, the experience of walking through an entire city that was frozen in time by a volcanic eruption is truly unforgettable.

A Quick History of Pompeii

Nearly two thousand years ago, on August 24, 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius erupted and covered the city of Pompeii, Italy, with nine feet of ash and volcanic debris. Because the city was covered so quickly, much of the old city was preserved. Pompeii was not discovered until centuries later and was not excavated until the mid-18th century. At the time of the excavation, archaeologists found buildings dating back to the 4th century BC, remains of centuries-old people, and even bakeries with bread still in the oven. Pompeii is still one of the best preserved pieces of history.

Visit to Pompeii

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 7:00 pm, with last entry at 5:30 pm

The Antiquarian

One of the most fascinating artefacts to come out of Pompeii are the plaster casts of death found in the Antiquary. These foundries were created by pouring plaster into molds that were left behind in the solidified ash once the bodies decomposed. Antiquary also houses many other artifacts found at the site, including some that date back to before the Roman era.

Roman Forum

The Roman Forum is the heart of ancient Pompeii city life. It is in this area that the inhabitants of the city gathered for meetings, and where daily markets were organized. From the Forum, visitors can also see the Sanctuary of Apollo and the Temple of Jupiter.

Baths

The static baths are very well maintained baths that have both men’s and women’s pools and stoves to heat water. The facility also includes a changing room, a cold bath, a hot bath, and a hot bath that used to be heated by air ducts. Many gladiators would also train in the gym that is attached to the facility.

Roman Houses

There are many houses in Pompeii to explore. The House of the Vettii was owned by two wealthy brothers, and their spectacular home was frescoed and beautifully landscaped. Close to this house are many others, including the House of Faun, the House of Marcus Lucretius, and the House of Silver Weddings, just to name a few.

Old theater

There are two theaters to visit on the Pompeii site. The Teatro Grande, the grand theatre, was built on the sloping ground and could accommodate 5,000 people. This theater was one of the first theaters to be built by the Romans. Next door is the Teatro Piccolo, or small theater. This small theater was built around 75 BC and was one of the first theaters with a roof. This theater was mainly used for musicals.

Amphitheater

An amphitheater that was built around the 80s BC is found at the far end of Pompeii. The huge theater could seat around 12,000 people. It was here that gladiators would compete in battle.

At the end of your trip, your driver will take you directly back to Rome, meaning all you have to worry about is enjoying your visit to one of the most spectacular archaeological sites in the world.

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