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Where is Pompeii?

Pompeii is famous for its catastrophic ending, the once thriving historic city destroyed by the volcano Vesuvius in 79 A.D. . The entire city and an around 20,000 people buried in a thick carpet of volcanic ash.  Although its story is renowned, the historic city’s whereabouts aren’t as well known.

What Happened to the People of Pompeii?

Why Should You Visit Mount Vesuvius from Rome?

Mount Vesuvius is one of the best-known volcanoes in the world. Towering over the pretty Bay of Naples it’s a must-do addition to any Pompeii tours from Rome.

Millions and millions of visitors venture to the Bay of Naples every year to soak up the picturesque views of the Amalfi Coast and to explore the ancient history of tragic Pompeii. These two fascinating attractions sit in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius’ impressive height. As Europe’s last active volcano, it really is a sight to behold.

Famed for the eruption in AD 79 that devastated Pompeii and left it frozen in time, it is home to an abundance of history that can be explored around its base.

What to do in Sorrento?

The picturesque city of Sorrento is a gem on the Amalfi Coast. Read about what to do while in Sorrento and view the tours we have to take you there!

What are the Pompeii Body Casts?

The preservation of Pompeii provides us with a unique window into the lives of the Ancient Romans, including the inhabitants whose bodies were covered in the debris, creating moulds for plaster casts. See them on one of our Pompeii Tours.