Visit the Macellum, the city’s main food market, where meat and fish were sold. Your guide will explain the layout, business life, and the role of trade in Pompeii’s economy.

See the ancient warehouses that stored grain and supplies, now used to display casts of victims of the eruption and other archaeological finds.

Built in 70 BC, this is the oldest surviving Roman amphitheater. Learn about gladiatorial games, public life, and entertainment in ancient Pompeii.

Walk through the Forum, the central square of the ancient city, surrounded by temples, administrative buildings, and markets.

Explore the Forum Baths, with their changing rooms, heated pools, and decorative frescoes, offering a glimpse into Roman daily life.

One of Pompeii’s best-preserved buildings, the villa is renowned for its vivid fresco cycle, possibly depicting Dionysian rites.

Famous for the statue of the dancing faun and the Alexander Mosaic, this luxurious home reveals the lifestyle of Pompeii’s elite.