Unesco Office

The serial Site 829 ‘Archaeological Areas of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Torre Annunziata’ was listed as a World Heritage Site on December 6th, 1997, based on three ‘cultural criteria’ defined by … keep it going

The Necropolis of Pompeii

During the earliest stages of Pompeii, the main burial site was outside the Herculaneum Gate. The tombs were mainly attributed to  burials dating back to the Samnite period (5th-4th century … keep it going

ANTIQUARIUM, ROOM I

The finds displayed in the first Room allow the main characteristics of the Vesuvian area during the Roman epoch to be reconstructed, as well as giving us an understanding of … keep it going

New excavations in Regio V

POMPEII. NEW EXCAVATIONS IN REGIO V. AFTER DECADES, A NEW AREA OF POMPEII IS EXCAVATED 270 years after the discovery of Pompeii, the Archaeological Park celebrates its wonders by announcing … keep it going

Expanded Interiors

14 July 2018 – 20 January 2019 The installations created by the German visual artist Catrin Huber in the House of the Cryptoporticus look at the relevance ancient Pompeii has … keep it going

History of the Excavations

Impressive archaeological remains belonging to the site of the ancient Oplontis can be seen in the heart of the modern town of Torre Annunziata. The name Oplontis had only ever … keep it going

Publications

The new book series entitled ‘Studi e Ricerche del Parco Archeologico di Pompei’ (Studies and Research of the Archaeological Park of Pompeii) resumes the previous study series by the Pompeii … keep it going

Management Plan

The Management Plan is a complementary and additional instrument which should summarise and integrate the economic and territorial planning activities of the central and local government authorities. The aim of … keep it going

Unesco Office

The serial Site 829 ‘Archaeological Areas of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Torre Annunziata’ was listed as a World Heritage Site on December 6th, 1997, based on three ‘cultural criteria’ defined by … keep it going