Small pets are allowed, provided they are kept on a leash. …Read more

No. Outside the Archaeological Park there are many municipal parking spaces available at a cost, delineated by blue lines. There are also several private car parks. …Read more

Yes. In December 2016, the Archaeological Park opened ‘Pompeii for All’, an itinerary specifically designed for disabled visitors to Italy’s longest accessible pathway through an archaeological site. …Read more

Inside the Park you can take pictures and amateur videos only without the use of flash and tripod. If you wish to take professional videos and pictures, you need to ask for special authorisation. …Read more

You can purchase drinks at the bar/restaurant. However, please note that there are many drinking water fountains inside the excavation sites.   …Read more

The heritage of the Archaeological Park is impressive and covers a total of 44 hectares. For this reason, you need a minimum of 2-3 hours to visit the Park. There are many types of itineraries depending on your time availability. …Read more

Yes. Tickets can be found on the authorised ticket seller site TicketOne. Please note, a service fee may be applied. …Read more

FLEEING THE ERUPTION CRUSHED BY A LARGE BLOCK OF STONE THE FIRST VICTIM OF THE NEW EXCAVATION SITE EMERGES The thorax was crushed by a large block of stone, and the body hurled back by the force of the pyroclastic flow, in a desperate attempt to flee the fury of the eruption. The first victim which emerges in the site of the new excavations of Regio V, does so in this dramatic position. The skelet …Read more