Pompeii Archaeological Site

Pompeii, like Herculaneum, continues to be one of the most visited archaeological destinations in the world, thanks to the extraordinary value of the heritage it preserves. Following the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, the city remained buried until the 18th century, when official excavations began.

Since then, archaeological research has gradually revealed the wonders of this ancient civilisation, bringing to light impressive structures such as the majestic amphitheatre, splendid villas and magnificent frescoes from ancient Rome, offering tangible evidence of the greatness of the Roman Empire.