Pompeii Day Trip from Rome with Authentic Neapolitan Pizza Lunch

Leaving Rome you will discover the beauty of the Campania region, admiring the imposing volcano Vesuvius,  In Pompeii, a wonderful journey through history where you can breathe the life of 2000 years ago walking through the ruins, will wait for you and also you can taste a lunch at an authentic Neapolitan restaurant, including a soft drink.

From Rome you will travel south along the Autostrada del Sole (Highway of the Sun), where you can admire the lush green countryside of the Lazio region and the Castelli Romani. About halfway through the journey, you will spot the Abbey of Montecassino, famous for the major battle of World War II.

Reaching the Campania region, you will travel through the fertile Vesuvius Valley, passing through the famous towns of Herculaneum, Torre del Greco, and Torre Annunziata. Once we arrive in Pompeii, in the morning we will immerse ourselves in history  with a wonderful walk within the archaeological area of the ancient city of Pompeii (about 3 hours), accompanied by our local guide. At the end of the visit, we will allow ourselves a pleasant break to taste the famous Neapolitan pizza in a typical restaurant in the area. 

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Attractions to visit in Pompeii Tour

“Pompeii. The liveliest of the dead cities” [cite Pliny The Younger]

Pompeii is not a ghost town, because everything you are going to see speaks about life, the life of 2000 years ago. It’s a city where men, women, children, merchants, craftsmen, politicians lived...and everything speaks about them. Pompeii was crystallized from the eruption of the volcano, but today you can relive it; here you can breathe this life, and we want to make you feel this life in the ruins.

As all history books witness, Pompeii was an important ancient Roman Town whose story was completely marked by the terrible Vesuvius eruption in 79 AD. As a result of the ruins' discovery in the 16th century and a lot of excavations, Pompeii is now an essential Italian tourist destination. Nowadays the Pompeii tour gives us the privilege to appreciate some following relevant attractions brought back to life, such as:

• The ancient streets of Pompeii, with the typical flooring called “Basolato” and the main street, Via dell'Abbondanza, whose name comes from a bas-relief that adorns a fountain placed in the initial section, near the Forum.
• The Ancient Teatro Grande and Teatro Piccolo. These very aged theatres increase in a considerable way the historical and artistic heritage offered by Pompeii.
• The Pompeii Forum. All Roman cities were built with the idea to locate forums at the center; this is due to the conviction that the roman square represented the social life core. As a matter of fact, the forum was the part of the town where markets took place and people met to talk about different topics. Once entered the forum, tourists will be able to admire the Temple of Jupiter.
• The Stabian Baths. It was a structure very much appreciated by Romans: it was regarded as the place where roman citizens could relax and restore themselves.

Pompeii was not the only town involved in the Vesuvius eruption: Ercolano, Stabiae, Oplontis were also destroyed during the terrifying eruption of 79 A.D. It means that an important archaeological richness characterizes some of the most famous Vesuvian towns situated on the foot of the volcano.