Pompeii: Priority Entrance With Audio Guided App
Tour Description
Walk along the original ancient streets of Pompeii and step inside remarkably preserved spaces: elegant private homes, bustling shops, vibrant theatres, traditional bathhouses, and even the famous lupanare. Your route leads to the breathtaking Forum, where you’ll also encounter the powerful plaster casts of the eruption’s victims.
Discover how Romans worked, relaxed, celebrated, and lived their everyday lives. With your audio-guided app, you’ll learn fascinating stories about the people of Pompeii and the dramatic events surrounding the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
A day before your visit, our team will reach out via WhatsApp or email with your tickets and all essential instructions. Please make sure to download all files and the audio guide before arrival, as the site has no free Wi-Fi and mobile signal can be unreliable.
Tour Highlights
- Skip the long lines at the ticket office with priority entrance.
- Explore Pompeii’s ancient streets, homes, baths, Forum, theatres, and more..
- Discover the city’s rich history at your own pace with an audio-guided app.
- Enjoy complete freedom to explore the ruins as you like.
What's included
Itinerary
Know Before You Go
- Passport or valid ID (required for entry)
- Comfortable shoes
- Bottle of water
- Weather-appropriate clothing (hat, sunscreen, or umbrella)
- A camera or smartphone for photos
- Motion-sickness medication (roads on the Amalfi Coast are curvy)
- Swimsuit during summer if you’d like to swim
Not allowed
- food, drinks inside the vehicle, and alcohol are not permitted.
- Non-folding wheelchairs
Useful information
- Please arrive at the designated meeting point in central Rome at least 15 minutes before departure. Late arrivals cannot be accommodated once the tour departs.
- Exact location and instructions will be provided upon booking confirmation.
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Incredible. Our tour guide was an archaeology student and told us a lot of facts about life in 79AD.
Having studied Pompeii at school, it’s been a life-long wish to visit the ruins and at last I got to go there. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and gave a good explanation of the main areas in a 2 hour tour after which we had the rest of the day to explore at out leisure. I’d not expected the old city to be so big and so after 5 hours we still had t seen everything but had the experiences of visiting the theatre, where I unwittingly volunteered to sing the first line from Mozart’s Lachrymosa, and also visited the amazing amphitheatre. I’d like to return in the future to explore some of the areas we didn’t manage to get to this time!
Amazing amazing amazing!
The best way to get to Pompeii is via train from Naples or Sorrento.
Buy tickets online in advance (beware and make sure you get the real website).
Research what you want to see and plan your visit accordingly. (And use Google maps to get you from one site to another.) We did 15000 steps so wear sturdy shoes.
