What to see in Pompeii All the places you can see in Pompeii with the four routes created by the Archaeological Park 🥾🧭💪
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It was 24 October 79 A.D. when the eruption of Vesuvius, around 1 p.m., struck Pompeii and its inhabitants. First with a thick shower of ash and lapilli and then with a powerful pyroclastic flow, causing death and devastation.
Pompeii remained buried for years under the blanket of ash. It was not until 1748, following the accidental discovery of the excavations at Herculaneum, that the first excavations began at Pompeii at the behest of Charles III of Bourbon.
The excavations resumed later, thanks to Maria Carolina, wife of Ferdinand IV. Who brought to light part of the triangular forum, a series of houses and monuments. Since then, excavations in Pompeii have not stopped and continue to this day.
Today, the total area of the excavations in Pompeii that has actually been brought to light is about 440,000 square metres.
Precisely because of its vastness, in order to make a visit to the excavations of Pompeii more practical, there are no less than four different itineraries to choose from, depending on the time one has available and the things one wants to see.
The itineraries are divided into two short routes of 2 and 3 hours respectively and two long routes of 5 and 7 hours.
They are a great help to know what to see in Pompeii and how much time you need to visit the places you want to see!
But if you want to rely on a tour guide in your visit, then book one expert tour guide in advance (you can contact me ) .
🛎️ WHAT TO SEE IN POMPEII : POSSIBLE ITINERARIES
To better organise your visit and to find out what to see in Pompeii, you can choose one of the four itineraries created by the archaeological park. Which, depending on the time you have available and the places you want to see, are essential for planning your trip to Pompeii.
The routes are divided into two short and two long routes.
If you have relatively little time available and you plan to visit other places in the same day, then I suggest you choose the short route of two hours (ITINERARY N.1) or at most three hours (ITINERARY N.2). The things you can see in Pompeii will certainly only be a small part, but I assure you that you will be so fascinated by what you have seen that you will most probably decide to return to visit it all.
On the contrary, if you have decided to dedicate the whole day to visit only the excavations of Pompeii, then you can choose either the five-hour tour (ITINERARY N.3) or the seven-hour tour (ITINERARY N.4) where, in the latter case, you can see all of the excavations without leaving anything out.
In this situation, we advise you to set off early in the morning, especially if you have decided to see Pompeii in the summer months, because here from June to October the sun really beats down hard and you can encounter days when temperatures can reach 35-40°.
In addition, the shaded areas inside the Pompeii excavations are relatively few and you will have no way of sheltering yourself from the scorching sun, so I advise you to bring an umbrella or a hat and a bottle of water.
If you don't have any or have forgotten them, don't worry outside the archaeological area there are numerous kiosks where you can buy everything you need.
🛎️ WHAT TO SEE IN POMPEII : ITINERARY NO. 1 OF 2 HOURS
In the two-hour itinerary in Pompeii, with entrance and exit from the Porta Marina entrance in Piazza Esedra, you will see the main places frequented daily by the ancient Pompeiians:
1. Pompeii: Entrance from Porta Marina
2. Suburban baths
3. Antiquarium
4. Sanctuary of Apollo
5. Granai del Foro
6. Temple of Jupiter
7. Forum Baths
8. House of the Tragic Poet
9. House of the Small Fountain
10. House of the Faun
11. Macellum
12. Sanctuary of the Lares Public
13. Temple of Genius Augusti (Temple of Vespasian)
14. Building of Eumachia
15. Municipal buildings
16. House of Championnet
17. House of Geometric Mosaics
18. Basilica
19. Sanctuary of Venus
20. Villa Imperiale and exit from Piazza Esedra
Download the map of route No. 1 here 👉 https://pompeiisites.org/en/paths/path-1/
🛎️ ITINERAY NO.2 OF 3 HOURS
Itinerary No. 2 lasts about 3 hours, the entrance and exit is from Piazza Esedra, Porta Marina inferiore, during this tour the places you can see in Pompeii are the same as in Itinerary No. 1, but obviously other stops are added:
1. Entrance from Piazza Esedra
2. Quadriporticus of the theaters, Grand Theater, Odeion
3. House of Menander
4. House of the Cryptoporticus
5. Street of Abundance
6. Stabian Way
7. Stabian Baths
8. Lupanare
9. House of the Wounded Bear, Augustali Street
10. Mercury Street
11. House of the Faun
12. House of the Vettii
13. House of the Small Fountain
14. House of the Tragic Poet
15. Macellum
16. Temple of Jupiter
17. Forum granaries
18. Sanctuary of the Public Lares
19. Temple of the Genius Augusti (Temple of Vespasian)
20. Building of Eumachia
21. Municipal Buildings
22. House of Championnet
23. House of the Geometric Mosaics
24. Sanctuary of Apollo
25. Basilica
26. Sanctuary of Venus
27. Antiquarium/Villa Imperiale and exit from Piazza Esedra
Download the map of 3-hour route No. 2. 👉 https://pompeiisites.org/en/paths/path-2/
🛎️ PATH NO. 3 OF 5 HOURS
Itinerary No. 3, lasts approximately 5 hours, during this tour you will see most of the excavations of Pompell, the entrance is from Piazza Esedra, Porta Marina and the exit from Piazza Anfiteatro:
1. Entrance from Porta Marina
2. Antiquarium
3. House of Triptolemus
4. Basilica
5. Sanctuary of Apollo
6. Granal of the Forum
7. Municipal Buildings
8. House of Championnet
9. House of Geometric Mosaics
10. House of Eumachia
11. Temple of the Genius Augusti (Temple of Vespasian)
12. Sanctuary of the Public Lares
13. Macellum Temple of Jupiter
14. Vis of Mercury
15. House of the Faun
16. House of the Vettil
17. House of the Golden Cupids
B. House of Marcus Lucretius on Via Stabiana
19. House of Sielcus on Via dellAbbondanza
20. Stabian Baths
21. Lupanare
22. Vicles of the Mask and the Hanging Balcony.
23. Street of Abundance, Theater Street
24. Triangular Forum
25. View on the Great Theatre, Odeion, Quadriporticus of the Theatres
26. Temple of Isis, Castricus Street
27. House of Menander
28. House of the Cryptoporticus
29. House of Stephanus Fullonica
30. House of Paqulus Proculus
31. House of the Orchard
32. House of Octavius Quartius
33. House of Venus in the Shell
34. House of Julia Felix
35. Large Gymnasium
36. Exit Amphitheatre Square
Download the map and details of route No. 3 here 👉 https://pompeiisites.org/en/paths/path-3/.
A challenging route of which you will probably not grasp all the details
That's why I recommend you rely on an experienced guide, who in a spectacular 5-hour Tour, will tell you curiosities
peculiarities and anecdotes of ancient Pompeill
🛎️ ITINERARY NO. 4 OF 7 HOURS
With itinerary No. 4 you can really see the whole of Pompeii, a long, but also strenuous tour, recommended for true enthusiasts.
The archaeological park enters and exits from Piazza Anfiteatro, but you are free to choose the entrance and exit that is most convenient for you depending on where you are, since during this itinerary you will touch all the stops in Pompeii, so, if you want, you can also decide to enter from Piazza Esedra, here you can find the map of route N4. 👉 https://pompeiisites.org/en/paths/path-4/
Piazza Anfiteatro Entrance:
1. Amphitheatre
2. Great Gymnasium
3. Praedia of Julia Felix
4. House of the Venus Shell
5. House of Octavius Quartius
6. House of the Orchard
7. House of the Ephebus
8. House of Paquius Proculus
9. House of Menander
10. House of the Cryptoporticus
11. House of Stephanus
12. Way of abundance, Stabiana Street
13. Temple of Isis
14. Triangular Forum
15. View of the Great Theatre, Odeion, Quadriporticus of the Theatre
16. Vicle of the Red Walls, Street of the schools
17. House of Geometric Mosaics
18. Municipal Buildings
19. House of Championnet
20. Basilica
21. Sanctuary of Apollo
22. House of Triptolemus
23. Forum Granaries
24. Temple of Jupiter
25. Macellum
26. Sanctuary of the Public Lares
27. Temple of the Genius Augusti (Temple of Vespasian)
28. Building of Eumachia
29. House of the Forum
30. House of the Tragic Poet
31. Villa of the Mysteries (possible exit)
32. House of the Faun
33. House of the Vettii
34. House of the Golden Cupids
35. Nola's Way
36. House of Marcus Lucretius Fronton
37. House of Obellio Firmo
38. Vicle of Thesmus
39. Stabian Way
40. House of Siricus
41. Stabian Baths
42. Lupanare
43. Vicles of the Mask and Hanging Balcony
44. Street of Abundance
45. Castricus WayFugitives'
46. WayFugitives' Garden
47. Nocera Way
48. Necropolis of Porta Nocera and exit Amphitheatre Square
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