Pompeii isn’t just a pile of old stones — it’s a living museum of Roman life, frozen in time by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. From lavish villas to haunting plaster casts, every corner tells a story.
In this section, you’ll find the most iconic sights and hidden gems to visit inside the Pompeii archaeological park — plus must-see attractions nearby like Mount Vesuvius and Herculaneum.
🏛️ Highlights Include:
The Forum – the political and social heart of Pompeii
Villa of the Mysteries – home to beautiful, mysterious frescoes
The Amphitheatre – one of the oldest Roman arenas in the world
Lupanar (the brothel) – with its famously cheeky wall art
House of the Faun – Pompeii’s grandest private home
The Garden of the Fugitives – haunting casts of volcanic victims
Mount Vesuvius – hike to the crater that changed history
Herculaneum – a better-preserved, smaller sibling of Pompeii
Whether you’re here for history, mystery, or breathtaking views, these attractions bring ancient Rome to life like nowhere else.