A visit to Pompeii is like stepping into a living museum of the Roman Empire. Start your journey at the Forum, the heart of public life, surrounded by temples, markets, and the remains of grand administrative buildings.

Don’t miss the Amphitheater, one of the oldest surviving Roman arenas, where gladiators once fought, or the Villa of the Mysteries, famous for its vivid frescoes depicting mysterious Dionysian rituals.

Wander through the House of the Faun, one of Pompeii’s largest and most luxurious homes, and marvel at its mosaics and art. The Lupanar, an ancient brothel, offers a candid look into Roman daily life, complete with stone beds and wall paintings.

Other highlights include the Stabian Baths, the Temple of Apollo, and countless preserved streets, bakeries, fountains, and homes—many with original wall paintings and inscriptions.

Every corner of Pompeii tells a story, offering an unforgettable, immersive glimpse into a world frozen in time.