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Pompeii Ticket Prices
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Pompeii Full Ticket |
€20.00 (+ online booking fees) |
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Reduced Ticket |
€2.00 for European Union citizens aged 18–25 (not yet 25 years old) (+ online booking fees) |
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Pompeii Extended Ticket |
€25.00 |
Includes the ancient city of Pompeii and the suburban villas:
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Villa of the Mysteries
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Villa of Diomedes
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Villa Regina in Boscoreale with the Antiquarium
Tickets can be purchased online and at the ticket offices of Porta Marina, Piazza Anfiteatro, and Piazza Esedra.
Free admission and reduced rates apply according to current regulations.
Small pets are allowed, provided they are kept on a leash (admission is permitted for animals up to 10 kg and a maximum height of 40 cm). Permitted animals must be carried inside buildings and owners are required to collect and properly dispose of their pets’ waste.
Large animals are not permitted, except for guide dogs assisting visitors with disabilities. Visitors accompanied by guide dogs must present appropriate certification.
Please note that stray dogs may occasionally be present within the Archaeological Park. Visitors are advised to keep a safe distance and exercise caution.
No. Visitors under 18 years of age are entitled to free admission to the sites of the Pompeii Archaeological Park.
You can book a guided tour of the Pompeii Archaeological Park here >>
Yes. The Archaeological Park features an accessible route called “Pompeii for All,” the largest facilitated archaeological itinerary in Italy.
The route is designed for visitors with mobility impairments. It extends for more than 3.5 km, from the Piazza Anfiteatro entrance to the Sanctuary of Venus, along the main streets of the ancient city, with access to many of the most significant buildings and houses.
The route is suitable for visitors with mobility difficulties, parents with strollers, and anyone who prefers a more comfortable itinerary.
Yes. Outside the Pompeii Archaeological Park there are numerous paid municipal parking areas and several private parking facilities.
Yes. Paid luggage storage services are available at the Porta Marina and Piazza Anfiteatro entrances. To protect the frescoes and archaeological environments and to ensure visitor safety, bags, backpacks, luggage, and cases larger than 30 × 30 × 15 cm are not permitted inside the Pompeii excavations, Oplontis, Stabia, and the Antiquarium of Boscoreale.
Visitors may bring water and snacks. Full meals and picnics among the ruins are not permitted. A refreshment area (bar/café) is available inside the site. Waste must be disposed of in the designated bins.
The administration does not authorize the use of its spaces for private lunches or dinners, except for institutional events.
Yes. Restrooms are available at various points throughout the Archaeological Park: Piazza Anfiteatro, Porta Marina, Piazza Esedra, the Quadriportico (theatre area), Casina dell’Aquila, and the Antiquarium.
Yes. You can hire licensed guides of the Campania Region at the entrance to the Archaeological Park. Both private guides and pre-arranged group tours are available.
No. Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the archaeological site. Designated smoking areas are available near the Casina dell’Aquila and the restrooms.
Yes. There are several options for booking a visit to the Pompeii excavations online: admission only, admission with a guided tour, admission with an audio guide, and more.
Tour guide fees in Pompeii vary depending on several factors, including tour duration, number of participants, and the type of service requested. In general, a two-hour private tour can cost between €90 and €180, while a full-day tour can reach €250 or more. Costs may increase for larger groups or for specialized services such as food-and-wine tours or tours requiring transportation.
Factors that influence the price
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Tour duration:
longer tours generally cost more.
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Number of participants:
rates may be higher for large groups, although discounts are often available.
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Type of tour:
specialized tours, such as food-and-wine experiences or tours involving transportation, may have higher rates.
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Time of year:
prices may be higher during peak season and holidays.
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Guide experience and specialization:
more experienced guides or guides with specific expertise may charge higher fees.
Yes. It can be purchased inside the site at the Porta Marina, Piazza Esedra, and Porta Anfiteatro entrances.