Pompeii is an ancient city that offers a unique snapshot of Roman life, frozen at the moment it was buried under volcanic ash and pumice in 79 AD. The city is home to many fine public buildings, luxurious private houses, and numerous public buildings, as well as hundreds of private homes and businesses reflecting various architectural styles and social classes. Visitors can explore the nine areas of the city, including ancient streets and alleys, amphitheatres, and the evocative necropolis. The site provides a complete picture of an ancient Roman city and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its well-preserved ruins, Pompeii is an ideal destination for families to learn about history and culture
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Activities: We visited the Pompeii Archaeological Site. We spent the whole day walking around the streets, getting lost in the alleys and shops, exploring every nook and cranny in search of ancient treasures. The children played for hours jumping and walking in the puddles in the streets
Highlights: The site is just unique and exceptional. We were amazed by the remarkable conservation. The children enjoyed playing in the puddles. We also discovered the molds of the bodies of people caught in the pyroclastic flow and the many murals and frescoes that survived the eruption ✨