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Pompei, 79 d.C.

A cloud rose high, and was of such shape and appearance that it could not be compared to any tree better than to a pine tree. In fact, standing up as if on a very high trunk, it then widened into a kind of branching ...

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tourist bus to Vesuvius

Tickets for Pompeii & Mount Vesuvius: Guided Tour + Roundtrip from Naples >>

Pompeii & Mount Vesuvius: Entrance + Roundtrip from Rome >>

Wine Tasting on Mount Vesuvius

Tastings of Lacryma Christi del Vesuvio DOC wines combined with a lunch based on local organic products. Special menu for Vegetarians and Vegans.

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Welcome to ancient Pompeii

Pompeii ruins, Basilica

Pompeii is one of the most significant proofs of Roman civilization and, like an open book, provides outstanding information on the art, customs, trades and everyday life of the past.
The city has re-emerged from the darkness of centuries precisely as it would have been when it was unexpectedly buried in the thick layer of ash and lava which poured down from the devastating eruption of Vesuvius. It was the year 79 A.D.

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The discovery of furnishings from the house of the ‘lararium’ in Regio V a snapshot of middle class Pompeii

Small furnished rooms have been discovered around a sumptuous lararium with a depiction of an ‘enchanted garden’, previously excavated in 2018 during the course of maintenance operations on the excavation fronts.

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Art and sensuality in the houses of Pompeii

FROM 21st APRIL 2022 TO 15th JANUARY 2023

The prevalence of sensual and erotic images at Pompeii has astonished archaeologists and visitors ever since the first discoveries were made in 1748. Images of an erotic nature can be found in all areas connected to everyday life throughout the ancient city, including bath complexes, sanctuaries and household rooms. Yet how to explain their central role in the daily life of Pompeii?