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Pompeii’s archaeological addresses follow the system introduced by Giuseppe Fiorelli: the Roman numeral identifies the Regio, followed by the insula and entrance number.
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Regio I
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Regio II
- House of D. Octavius Quartio II.2.2
- House of the Floral Lararium II.9.4
- Praedia of Julia Felix II.4
- House of Venus in the Shell II.3.3
- Large Palaestra II.7.1–11
- Forum Boarium II.5.1–5
- House of the Outdoor Triclinium II.9.5
- House of the Garden of Hercules II.8.6
- Pompeii Amphitheatre: Gladiators, History and Pink Floyd
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Suburban Area
- Necropolis of Stabia Gate – Regio VIII, Suburb
- Nocera Gate and the City Walls – Regio II, Suburb
- Necropolis of Nocera Gate – Regio II, Suburb
- Herculaneum Gate and the City Walls – Regio VI
- Necropolis of Herculaneum Gate – Regio VI, North-Western Suburb
- Marina Gate, Tower XIII and the City Walls
- Imperial Villa VIII.1.a
- Nola Gate and the City Walls – Regio III
- Necropolis of Nola Gate – Regio III, Eastern Suburb
- Tower XI – Tower of Mercury and the City Walls
- Vesuvius Gate and the City Walls
- Sarno Gate and the City Walls
- Tower I and the City Walls
- Tower II and the City Walls
- Tower III and the City Walls
- Tower IV and the City Walls
- Tower V and the City Walls
- Tower VI and the City Walls
- Tower VII and the City Walls
- Tower VIII and the City Walls
- Tower IX and the City Walls
- Tower X and the City Walls
- Villa of the Mysteries at Pompeii: History, Frescoes and Floor Plan
- Villa of Diomedes
- Suburban Baths
- Tower XII and the City Walls