How to visit Pompeii in one day?
Pompeii is one of the most popular tourist cities in Italy, especially for its impressive history! It is a city that reunites mystery, legends, and incredible landscapes! And the best news: visiting the best of Pompeii in just one day is possible! But why go to Pompeii? To visit Pompeii means “to take a trip back in time” and to walk around a Roman city from the 1st century A.D.! And mainly to understand how the Romans lived in those days! Are you ready to visit Pompeii in one day? Let’s do this! Here at Your Travel to Italy with Ana Patricia you make the trip of your dreams!!! ALSO: see our “Accommodation in Italy – Tips for your holidays!”
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A little of Pompeii’s History
The city of Pompeii was founded in the 7th century B.C. by the Osco’s at the mouth of the river Sarno and began to have contact with the Roman culture in the 3rd century B.C. until it was transformed in the year 80 B.C. into a typical Roman city named Colony Cornelia Veneria Pompeianorum. The ‘end’ of the city took place on the fateful August 24th of 79 A.D., when Vesuvius erupted violently and everyone realized that the mountain behind the city was, actually, a volcano. Pompeii was destroyed by the rain of pyroclastic fragments and ashes and was buried for 1700 years when by chance, it was found. Learn how to go to Pompeii from Rome!
1) How to visit Pompeii in one day? ROMAN HOUSES
Besides walking along the Roman streets with their typical pedestrian ways, we can admire the Roman Domus (Roman houses) with their paintings on the walls and the mosaic floors, the City Theatre, the Roman Thermal (the Spa), the lupanare (brothel), and the Roman Forum (administration and commercial area of the city).
2) How to visit Pompeii in one day? VISIT THE HUMAN REMAINS
Obviously, what most piques curiosity in Pompeii is the presence of the people who died because of Vesuvius. In the second half of the 19th century, the director of the excavations was Fiorelli, who understood that the holes with human remains were spaces left by decomposed bodies. To conserve the bodies, he decided with his team to inject liquid plaster inside, and today we have the molds of Pompeians as they were at the time of their deaths. That is why, and for so many other reasons, you can only know what I’m talking about by visiting this incredible city, where you will feel like you are walking inside an open history book on August 24th of 79 A.D. Visit Pompeii!
Useful Information
Would you like to visit Pompeii? Then check out the schedule information, ticket price, and much more.
Admission times in Pompeii
From November 1st to March 31st
Every day: 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Last entry at 3.30 p.m.
From April 1st to October 31st
Every day from 8.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.
Last entry at 6 p.m.
Closed: January 1st , May 1st and December 25th
Note: The first Sunday of each month, museums and archaeological areas can be visited for free. (tickets reservations required.)
Archaeological area of Pompeii ticket – Pompei SGL
- Validity: 1 day.Ticket price – There are now two types of tickets to visit Pompeii:
- Ticket to visit Pompeii without the Villa dei Misteri, which costs 18 euros;
- Ticket to visit Pompeii with the villas: Villa dei Misteri, Villa di Diomede, Villa Regina a Boscoreale con Antiquarium, which costs 22 euros. Click here for timetables and prices!
- Click here to go to the Official Website and find out more!
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Website in English – Skip the queues!
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Conclusion
How to visit Pompeii in 1 day? Pompeii was totally destroyed by the rain of pyroclastic fragments and ashes and was buried for 1700 years when it happened to be found. That city is so incredible!
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