The range of visits is expanded with the opening of additional buildings Pompeii is a vast open-air museum. Amid public buildings, houses, shops and streets one can experience the atmosphere of everyday life in the Roman era, by visiting places that are unique. In order to improve the visitor experience at the site, on the 19th July, the Archaeological Park of Pompeii will be opening additional mo …Read more

On Friday 16th July, the so-called Villa B of Oplontis, also known as the Villa of Lucius Crassius Tertius, opens to the public. Thanks to a collaborative project between the Archaeological Park of Pompeii and the Comune of Torre Annunziata, it has been possible to open the ground floor of the complex - never previously open to the public - from where it is possible to admire the ancient architect …Read more

Pompeii is renewing its annual pass for site visits at an even more competitive rate. It is a new way to experience Pompeii and the sites of the Archaeological Park, at a price which is affordable for all, and with the opportunity to participate in and to be informed about ongoing initiatives. The MyPompeii card, which is valid for one year, will cost €35 (€8 for under 25s, 25 years not completed …Read more

Amphorae, terracotta pottery, small and large containers used for the transport and trade in foodstuffs and much more. An immersion amidst the many objects of everyday life and trade at Pompeii. All will be revealed in the special visit to the deposits of Pompeii, housed in the ancient Forum granaries, which from July will open to the public for the first time.  From the 7th July, every Wednesday …Read more

Evening openings and special visits From June to October The summer season of evening events at the Archaeological Park of Pompeii begins with a rich variety of events from the end of June to October. These events will involve all the sites of the Park and will include evening openings, guided themed visits and extraordinary initiatives. There will also be theatrical events within the Pompeii Thea …Read more

Showcasing the ongoing restoration and recent studies conducted on the Villa OPENING OF THE SITE TO THE PUBLIC 10:30 - 15:30 PRESENTATION OF THE BOOK 16:30 The Villa of Diomedes: The making of a Roman villa in Pompeii On Friday 2nd July the curtain will rise on the restoration of the Villa of Diomedes, the spectacular residential complex located along Via dei Sepolcri, at the Porta Ercolano Necrop …Read more

Parte la stagione estiva di eventi serali al Parco archeologico di Pompei con una ricca serie di appuntamenti da fine giugno a ottobre. Gli eventi coinvolgeranno tutti i siti del Parco e prevedranno aperture notturne, visite accompagnate tematiche e iniziative straordinarie. Sono inoltre previsti eventi teatrali della rassegna Pompeii Theatrum Mundi al Teatro Grande di Pompei e visite teatralizzat …Read more

Stabilisation works have begun in the Insula Occidentalis of Pompeii which, in a little over a year, will allow the public to enjoy the extraordinary urban villas of Marcus Fabius Rufus and Maius Castricius, as well as the House of the Golden Bracelet and the Library, which overlook the Gulf of Naples and until now have not been accessible since they are used to house the restoration laboratories …Read more

Since reopening on the 27th April,the archaeological site of Pompeiihas witnessed an encouraging increase in visitor numbers: 26,000 visitors in May, and an increasing daily trend with over 2,000 visitors on weekends and public holidays. In order to facilitate access to the site and encourage tourism, from the 7th June the site will be open to the public every day, for the entire summer period and …Read more

Including the Villa of Poppaea, Villa Regina, Villa Arianna, Villa San Marco and the Libero D’Orsi Archaeological Museum The Castle of Lettere also reopens Pompeii introduces a reduced afternoon admission fee of €10 Pompeii opens on the 1st may The archaeological sites of Villa Regina at Boscoreale, the Villa of Poppaea at Oplontis, Villa Arianna and Villa San Marco at Stabiae, the Libero D’Orsi A …Read more