The archaeological excavations of Pompeii, a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE, represent one of the most important historical and cultural testimonies in the world. Buried under a blanket of ash and lapilli during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, the city offers a unique glimpse into the daily life of ancient Rome.

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Main features:
● Extent: The archaeological area covers approximately 66 hectares, of which 50 have already been excavated, including the
ancient city and its suburban villas.
● State of conservation: The blanket of volcanic material has exceptionally preserved
structures, frescoes, everyday objects and even human remains, offering an
unaltered window into Roman life.
● Organization: The site is divided into several regions, each with streets, houses, shops and
public buildings.
● UNESCO World Heritage Site: Pompeii was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994 for its exceptional historical, scientific and cultural value.

Recent discoveries:
● Villa of Civita Giuliana: New areas of the villa have been brought to light, including a servants’ quarter with beds, wardrobes and tools, offering insights into the daily life of slaves.
● Sacellum in Regio IX: A small sanctuary with blue walls decorated with frescoes depicting sea gods has been discovered, expanding our knowledge of Pompeian religious practices.
● Slave Room: Using casts, a room used as a
slave dormitory has been reconstructed, showing the differentiation in the hierarchy of servants.
● Domus of Geometric Mosaics: A mosaic depicting Narcissus has been restored,
restoring the splendor of this Roman work of art.

In addition to the excavations:
● Exhibitions: The National Archaeological Museum of Pompeii houses finds from the excavations, including frescoes, mosaics, sculptures and everyday objects.
● Thematic itineraries: Various guided tours allow you to delve into specific aspects of Pompeian life, such as daily life, religion or the mysteries of the eruption.
● Technology: Virtual reality and augmented reality are used to offer visitors an immersive experience and reconstruct the original appearance of the city.

Tips:
● Book your ticket online to avoid queues.
● Wear comfortable walking shoes.
● Bring water and sunscreen.
● Take advantage of guided tours to learn more about the history and culture of Pompeii.

Pompeii is a magical place that will not fail to fascinate you.