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Attraction
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(31509 Customer Reviews)
Attraction
4.1
(31509 Customer Reviews)
Pompeii Entry Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets to explore the ancient Roman city buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. See the Forum, amphitheatre, frescoes and villas.
3-4 hours
Free cancellation available
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Pompeii Entry Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets to explore the ancient Roman city buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. See the Forum, amphitheatre, frescoes and villas.
3-4 hours
Free cancellation available
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Pompeii Entry Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets to explore the ancient Roman city buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. See the Forum, amphitheatre, frescoes and villas.
3-4 hours
Free cancellation available
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Summarised reviews
Visitors love exploring Pompeii at their own pace, wandering ancient streets, villas and plazas remarkably preserved beneath Mount Vesuvius. Clear signage and open pathways make navigation simple while the vast scale of the ruins creates a powerful sense of stepping back in time. A deeply immersive experience in Roman history.
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Wandering ancient streets and villas felt like stepping back in time.
Amelia
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Preserved frescoes and mosaics reveal vivid details of Roman life.
Lorenzo
Italy 🇮🇹
Mount Vesuvius rising nearby adds powerful atmosphere.
Isabella
Spain 🇪🇸
The amphitheater and open plazas are impressively vast.
Ethan
United States 🇺🇸
Clear maps and signage make independent exploration easy.
Hana
Japan 🇯🇵
Historic homes offer fascinating insight into daily routines.
Mateo
Argentina 🇦🇷
Well maintained paths guide you through the sprawling ruins.
Sakura
South Korea 🇰🇷
The scale of the archaeological site is breathtaking.
Lucas
Canada 🇨🇦
Every corner reveals another remarkable discovery.
Clara
France 🇫🇷
A deeply immersive journey into ancient Roman civilization.
Omar
Brazil 🇧🇷
Summarised reviews
Visitors love exploring Pompeii at their own pace, wandering ancient streets, villas and plazas remarkably preserved beneath Mount Vesuvius. Clear signage and open pathways make navigation simple while the vast scale of the ruins creates a powerful sense of stepping back in time. A deeply immersive experience in Roman history.
Customer reviews
How do we collect reviews?
Wandering ancient streets and villas felt like stepping back in time.
Amelia
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Preserved frescoes and mosaics reveal vivid details of Roman life.
Lorenzo
Italy 🇮🇹
Mount Vesuvius rising nearby adds powerful atmosphere.
Isabella
Spain 🇪🇸
The amphitheater and open plazas are impressively vast.
Ethan
United States 🇺🇸
Clear maps and signage make independent exploration easy.
Hana
Japan 🇯🇵
Historic homes offer fascinating insight into daily routines.
Mateo
Argentina 🇦🇷
Well maintained paths guide you through the sprawling ruins.
Sakura
South Korea 🇰🇷
The scale of the archaeological site is breathtaking.
Lucas
Canada 🇨🇦
Every corner reveals another remarkable discovery.
Clara
France 🇫🇷
A deeply immersive journey into ancient Roman civilization.
Omar
Brazil 🇧🇷
Summarised reviews
Visitors love exploring Pompeii at their own pace, wandering ancient streets, villas and plazas remarkably preserved beneath Mount Vesuvius. Clear signage and open pathways make navigation simple while the vast scale of the ruins creates a powerful sense of stepping back in time. A deeply immersive experience in Roman history.
Customer reviews
How do we collect reviews?
Wandering ancient streets and villas felt like stepping back in time.
Amelia
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Preserved frescoes and mosaics reveal vivid details of Roman life.
Lorenzo
Italy 🇮🇹
Mount Vesuvius rising nearby adds powerful atmosphere.
Isabella
Spain 🇪🇸
The amphitheater and open plazas are impressively vast.
Ethan
United States 🇺🇸
Clear maps and signage make independent exploration easy.
Hana
Japan 🇯🇵
Historic homes offer fascinating insight into daily routines.
Mateo
Argentina 🇦🇷
Well maintained paths guide you through the sprawling ruins.
Sakura
South Korea 🇰🇷
The scale of the archaeological site is breathtaking.
Lucas
Canada 🇨🇦
Every corner reveals another remarkable discovery.
Clara
France 🇫🇷
A deeply immersive journey into ancient Roman civilization.
Omar
Brazil 🇧🇷
Summarised reviews
Visitors love exploring Pompeii at their own pace, wandering ancient streets, villas and plazas remarkably preserved beneath Mount Vesuvius. Clear signage and open pathways make navigation simple while the vast scale of the ruins creates a powerful sense of stepping back in time. A deeply immersive experience in Roman history.
Customer reviews
How do we collect reviews?
Wandering ancient streets and villas felt like stepping back in time.
Amelia
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Preserved frescoes and mosaics reveal vivid details of Roman life.
Lorenzo
Italy 🇮🇹
Mount Vesuvius rising nearby adds powerful atmosphere.
Isabella
Spain 🇪🇸
The amphitheater and open plazas are impressively vast.
Ethan
United States 🇺🇸
Clear maps and signage make independent exploration easy.
Hana
Japan 🇯🇵
Historic homes offer fascinating insight into daily routines.
Mateo
Argentina 🇦🇷
Well maintained paths guide you through the sprawling ruins.
Sakura
South Korea 🇰🇷
The scale of the archaeological site is breathtaking.
Lucas
Canada 🇨🇦
Every corner reveals another remarkable discovery.
Clara
France 🇫🇷
A deeply immersive journey into ancient Roman civilization.
Omar
Brazil 🇧🇷
What You'll See at Pompeii
Entry to the UNESCO World Heritage Pompeii Archaeological Park
The Forum, Basilica, temples and public buildings at the heart of ancient Roman civic life
The Large Theatre (5,000 capacity) and Amphitheatre (20,000 capacity, oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre)
Preserved frescoes, mosaics and household objects from 79 AD
Plaster casts of Vesuvius victims showing their final moments
Ancient bakeries, taverns, bathhouses and a brothel with original features
Mount Vesuvius views from within the excavated city
What's Included in Your Pompeii Tickets
Entry to Pompeii Archaeological Park
Self-guided exploration at your own pace
Access to the Forum, theatres, bathhouses and excavated streets
Upgrade to Pompeii Plus for Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium
Pompeii Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets to explore one of the world's most important archaeological sites. Pompeii was a thriving Roman city of 11,000 people when Mount Vesuvius erupted on 24 August 79 AD. The eruption buried the city under 4 to 6 metres of volcanic ash and pumice, preserving buildings, artefacts and even human remains for nearly 2,000 years. Rediscovered in 1748, Pompeii is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering 66 hectares with approximately two-thirds excavated.
The Forum and Public Buildings
The Forum was the political, religious and economic centre of Pompeii. The rectangular open space measures 38 by 157 metres and is surrounded by the remains of temples, markets and civic buildings. The Basilica served as the law court and business centre. The Temple of Jupiter stands at the north end with Mount Vesuvius visible behind it. The Macellum was the covered food market.
The Amphitheatre and Theatres
Pompeii's Amphitheatre is the oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre, built around 80 BC. It could hold 20,000 spectators for gladiatorial contests. The Large Theatre (Teatro Grande) seated 5,000 for plays and performances. The smaller Odeon (Teatro Piccolo) held 1,500 for music and poetry recitals.
Houses and Villas
The House of the Faun is one of the largest and finest private residences in Pompeii, covering 3,000 square metres. It contained the famous Alexander Mosaic, now in the Naples Archaeological Museum. The House of the Vettii belonged to wealthy freedmen and features well-preserved frescoes. The House of the Tragic Poet has the famous mosaic of a chained dog with the inscription Cave Canem" (Beware of the Dog).
Villa of the Mysteries
The Villa of the Mysteries is located just outside the city walls and is included with the Pompeii Plus ticket. It contains some of the finest surviving Roman frescoes depicting what may be a Dionysiac initiation ritual. The paintings cover three walls of a room and date to around 60 BC.
Daily Life in Pompeii
Pompeii's streets reveal everyday Roman life. The Stabian Baths and Forum Baths show the Roman bathing culture with hot, warm and cold rooms. Thermopolia (fast food counters) line the streets with their built-in terracotta containers for hot food. The Lupanar is the city's brothel with small stone beds and erotic frescoes. Bakeries still have millstones and ovens intact.
Plaster Casts
In 1863, archaeologist Giuseppe Fiorelli developed a technique of pouring plaster into the cavities left by decomposed bodies in the ash. The resulting casts capture the victims' final moments. Several casts are displayed throughout the site, including in the Garden of the Fugitives where 13 people sought shelter.
Book Pompeii Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets on tickadoo with instant confirmation. Select your preferred date, receive your e-tickets by email and proceed to the entrance. The site is open daily and typically requires 3 to 4 hours to explore the main highlights.
Pompeii: Visitor Guidelines
To protect this UNESCO World Heritage Site and ensure an enjoyable visit, please follow these guidelines.
Stay on marked paths and respect all site signage
Do not touch ancient frescoes, mosaics or artefacts
Do not climb on walls, columns or ruins
Do not remove any stones, fragments or materials from the site
Photography without flash is permitted in most areas
Food and drinks are restricted to designated zones
Smoking is not permitted inside the archaeological park
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times
Large dogs are not permitted except certified guide dogs
Dispose of rubbish in designated bins
Pompeii Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Pompeii tickets?
Book Pompeii tickets on tickadoo. Select your preferred date, complete checkout and receive your e-tickets by email with instant confirmation. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance.
How much are Pompeii tickets?
Pompeii tickets start from €20 for adults. EU citizens aged 18 to 25 receive a reduced rate. EU citizens under 18 enter free with valid ID. The Pompeii Plus ticket with villa access costs more.
How long do I need at Pompeii?
Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the main highlights including the Forum, amphitheatre, bathhouses and major houses. A comprehensive visit takes 5 to 6 hours. The excavated area covers 66 hectares.
What is the best time to visit Pompeii?
Visit early morning at 9:00am opening or late afternoon after 3:00pm to avoid crowds and midday heat. The site is busiest from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures than summer.
How do I get to Pompeii from Naples?
Take the Circumvesuviana train from Naples Garibaldi station to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri. The journey takes approximately 35 minutes. Exit at Pompeii Scavi, not Pompei (the modern town).
How do I get to Pompeii from Sorrento?
Take the Circumvesuviana train from Sorrento to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
Which entrance should I use at Pompeii?
Porta Marina is the main entrance, closest to the train station and the Forum. Piazza Anfiteatro is less crowded and near the Amphitheatre. Piazza Esedra has cloakroom facilities for luggage.
Is the Villa of the Mysteries included?
No. The Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium are only included with the Pompeii Plus ticket upgrade.
Is Pompeii wheelchair accessible?
The site has uneven cobblestone streets and limited accessibility. Some areas can be reached via designated routes. Wheelchairs are available at the main entrance. Contact the site in advance for accessible entry options.
Is there luggage storage at Pompeii?
Yes. A cloakroom is available at the Piazza Esedra entrance. Large bags and suitcases must be stored before entry.
Can I take photos at Pompeii?
Yes. Photography without flash is permitted throughout the site. Tripods require special permission.
Is there food at Pompeii?
A cafeteria is located near the Forum. Bring water as facilities are limited. Eating is restricted to designated areas.
Can I cancel my Pompeii tickets?
No. Pompeii tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Can I buy same-day Pompeii tickets?
Same-day Pompeii tickets are available on tickadoo, subject to availability. Select today's date, complete your booking and receive your e-tickets instantly. Advance booking is recommended as the site can reach capacity during peak season.
How can I save money on Pompeii tickets?
Save up to 15% on Pompeii tickets and other Italy attraction tickets with a free tickadoo+ membership. Members unlock exclusive discounts on museums, tours and experiences. Sign up is free and discounts apply instantly at checkout.
Pompeii: Know Before You Go
Location and Getting There
Address: Via Villa dei Misteri 2, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy. The main entrance is Porta Marina, near Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri train station.
By train: The Circumvesuviana train runs from Naples Garibaldi station to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri (approximately 35 minutes). Trains depart every 20 to 30 minutes. Exit at Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri, not Pompei (the modern town station).
By car: From Naples, take the A3 motorway towards Salerno and exit at Pompei Ovest. Paid parking is available near the entrances.
From Sorrento: The Circumvesuviana train takes approximately 30 minutes to Pompeii Scavi.
Entrances
Porta Marina: Main entrance near the train station, closest to the Forum. Most visitors start here.
Piazza Anfiteatro: Eastern entrance near the Amphitheatre. Less crowded, good if arriving by car.
Piazza Esedra: Central entrance with cloakroom and luggage storage facilities.
Season Schedule
1 April to 31 October: 9:00am to 7:00pm (last entry 5:30pm). 1 November to 31 March: 9:00am to 5:00pm (last entry 3:30pm). Closed 1 January, 1 May and 25 December.
How Long to Spend
Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the main highlights including the Forum, amphitheatre, major houses and bathhouses. A thorough visit covering more of the excavated area takes 5 to 6 hours. The site covers 66 hectares.
What to Wear
Comfortable walking shoes with good grip are essential. The site has uneven cobblestone streets, raised pavements and loose stones. Avoid sandals or heels. Bring sun protection in summer as there is limited shade.
Weather and Best Time to Visit
Summer temperatures regularly exceed 35°C with little shade on site. Visit early morning (9:00am opening) or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. Spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures. The site is busiest from 10:00am to 2:00pm.
Luggage Storage
A cloakroom is available at the Piazza Esedra entrance. Large bags, backpacks and suitcases must be stored. Small bags are permitted. Bring valuables with you.
Food and Drink
Bring water as there are limited facilities inside the site. A cafeteria is located near the Forum. Eating is restricted to designated areas. Restaurants and cafes are available outside the entrances.
Accessibility
The site has uneven terrain throughout. Some areas are accessible via designated routes. Wheelchairs are available to borrow at the main entrance. Contact the site in advance to arrange accessible entry.
Audio Guides
Audio guides are available for hire at the entrances. A site map is included with your ticket. Guided tours can be booked separately for additional context.
Pompeii Plus Upgrade
The Pompeii Plus ticket includes access to the Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium museum. These are not included in the standard entry ticket.
Cancellation Policy
Pompeii tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Free cancellation up to 3 days before the start of your experience.
Via Villa dei Misteri 2, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy
What You'll See at Pompeii
Entry to the UNESCO World Heritage Pompeii Archaeological Park
The Forum, Basilica, temples and public buildings at the heart of ancient Roman civic life
The Large Theatre (5,000 capacity) and Amphitheatre (20,000 capacity, oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre)
Preserved frescoes, mosaics and household objects from 79 AD
Plaster casts of Vesuvius victims showing their final moments
Ancient bakeries, taverns, bathhouses and a brothel with original features
Mount Vesuvius views from within the excavated city
What's Included in Your Pompeii Tickets
Entry to Pompeii Archaeological Park
Self-guided exploration at your own pace
Access to the Forum, theatres, bathhouses and excavated streets
Upgrade to Pompeii Plus for Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium
Pompeii Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets to explore one of the world's most important archaeological sites. Pompeii was a thriving Roman city of 11,000 people when Mount Vesuvius erupted on 24 August 79 AD. The eruption buried the city under 4 to 6 metres of volcanic ash and pumice, preserving buildings, artefacts and even human remains for nearly 2,000 years. Rediscovered in 1748, Pompeii is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering 66 hectares with approximately two-thirds excavated.
The Forum and Public Buildings
The Forum was the political, religious and economic centre of Pompeii. The rectangular open space measures 38 by 157 metres and is surrounded by the remains of temples, markets and civic buildings. The Basilica served as the law court and business centre. The Temple of Jupiter stands at the north end with Mount Vesuvius visible behind it. The Macellum was the covered food market.
The Amphitheatre and Theatres
Pompeii's Amphitheatre is the oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre, built around 80 BC. It could hold 20,000 spectators for gladiatorial contests. The Large Theatre (Teatro Grande) seated 5,000 for plays and performances. The smaller Odeon (Teatro Piccolo) held 1,500 for music and poetry recitals.
Houses and Villas
The House of the Faun is one of the largest and finest private residences in Pompeii, covering 3,000 square metres. It contained the famous Alexander Mosaic, now in the Naples Archaeological Museum. The House of the Vettii belonged to wealthy freedmen and features well-preserved frescoes. The House of the Tragic Poet has the famous mosaic of a chained dog with the inscription Cave Canem" (Beware of the Dog).
Villa of the Mysteries
The Villa of the Mysteries is located just outside the city walls and is included with the Pompeii Plus ticket. It contains some of the finest surviving Roman frescoes depicting what may be a Dionysiac initiation ritual. The paintings cover three walls of a room and date to around 60 BC.
Daily Life in Pompeii
Pompeii's streets reveal everyday Roman life. The Stabian Baths and Forum Baths show the Roman bathing culture with hot, warm and cold rooms. Thermopolia (fast food counters) line the streets with their built-in terracotta containers for hot food. The Lupanar is the city's brothel with small stone beds and erotic frescoes. Bakeries still have millstones and ovens intact.
Plaster Casts
In 1863, archaeologist Giuseppe Fiorelli developed a technique of pouring plaster into the cavities left by decomposed bodies in the ash. The resulting casts capture the victims' final moments. Several casts are displayed throughout the site, including in the Garden of the Fugitives where 13 people sought shelter.
Book Pompeii Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets on tickadoo with instant confirmation. Select your preferred date, receive your e-tickets by email and proceed to the entrance. The site is open daily and typically requires 3 to 4 hours to explore the main highlights.
Pompeii: Visitor Guidelines
To protect this UNESCO World Heritage Site and ensure an enjoyable visit, please follow these guidelines.
Stay on marked paths and respect all site signage
Do not touch ancient frescoes, mosaics or artefacts
Do not climb on walls, columns or ruins
Do not remove any stones, fragments or materials from the site
Photography without flash is permitted in most areas
Food and drinks are restricted to designated zones
Smoking is not permitted inside the archaeological park
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times
Large dogs are not permitted except certified guide dogs
Dispose of rubbish in designated bins
Pompeii Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Pompeii tickets?
Book Pompeii tickets on tickadoo. Select your preferred date, complete checkout and receive your e-tickets by email with instant confirmation. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance.
How much are Pompeii tickets?
Pompeii tickets start from €20 for adults. EU citizens aged 18 to 25 receive a reduced rate. EU citizens under 18 enter free with valid ID. The Pompeii Plus ticket with villa access costs more.
How long do I need at Pompeii?
Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the main highlights including the Forum, amphitheatre, bathhouses and major houses. A comprehensive visit takes 5 to 6 hours. The excavated area covers 66 hectares.
What is the best time to visit Pompeii?
Visit early morning at 9:00am opening or late afternoon after 3:00pm to avoid crowds and midday heat. The site is busiest from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures than summer.
How do I get to Pompeii from Naples?
Take the Circumvesuviana train from Naples Garibaldi station to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri. The journey takes approximately 35 minutes. Exit at Pompeii Scavi, not Pompei (the modern town).
How do I get to Pompeii from Sorrento?
Take the Circumvesuviana train from Sorrento to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
Which entrance should I use at Pompeii?
Porta Marina is the main entrance, closest to the train station and the Forum. Piazza Anfiteatro is less crowded and near the Amphitheatre. Piazza Esedra has cloakroom facilities for luggage.
Is the Villa of the Mysteries included?
No. The Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium are only included with the Pompeii Plus ticket upgrade.
Is Pompeii wheelchair accessible?
The site has uneven cobblestone streets and limited accessibility. Some areas can be reached via designated routes. Wheelchairs are available at the main entrance. Contact the site in advance for accessible entry options.
Is there luggage storage at Pompeii?
Yes. A cloakroom is available at the Piazza Esedra entrance. Large bags and suitcases must be stored before entry.
Can I take photos at Pompeii?
Yes. Photography without flash is permitted throughout the site. Tripods require special permission.
Is there food at Pompeii?
A cafeteria is located near the Forum. Bring water as facilities are limited. Eating is restricted to designated areas.
Can I cancel my Pompeii tickets?
No. Pompeii tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Can I buy same-day Pompeii tickets?
Same-day Pompeii tickets are available on tickadoo, subject to availability. Select today's date, complete your booking and receive your e-tickets instantly. Advance booking is recommended as the site can reach capacity during peak season.
How can I save money on Pompeii tickets?
Save up to 15% on Pompeii tickets and other Italy attraction tickets with a free tickadoo+ membership. Members unlock exclusive discounts on museums, tours and experiences. Sign up is free and discounts apply instantly at checkout.
Pompeii: Know Before You Go
Location and Getting There
Address: Via Villa dei Misteri 2, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy. The main entrance is Porta Marina, near Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri train station.
By train: The Circumvesuviana train runs from Naples Garibaldi station to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri (approximately 35 minutes). Trains depart every 20 to 30 minutes. Exit at Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri, not Pompei (the modern town station).
By car: From Naples, take the A3 motorway towards Salerno and exit at Pompei Ovest. Paid parking is available near the entrances.
From Sorrento: The Circumvesuviana train takes approximately 30 minutes to Pompeii Scavi.
Entrances
Porta Marina: Main entrance near the train station, closest to the Forum. Most visitors start here.
Piazza Anfiteatro: Eastern entrance near the Amphitheatre. Less crowded, good if arriving by car.
Piazza Esedra: Central entrance with cloakroom and luggage storage facilities.
Season Schedule
1 April to 31 October: 9:00am to 7:00pm (last entry 5:30pm). 1 November to 31 March: 9:00am to 5:00pm (last entry 3:30pm). Closed 1 January, 1 May and 25 December.
How Long to Spend
Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the main highlights including the Forum, amphitheatre, major houses and bathhouses. A thorough visit covering more of the excavated area takes 5 to 6 hours. The site covers 66 hectares.
What to Wear
Comfortable walking shoes with good grip are essential. The site has uneven cobblestone streets, raised pavements and loose stones. Avoid sandals or heels. Bring sun protection in summer as there is limited shade.
Weather and Best Time to Visit
Summer temperatures regularly exceed 35°C with little shade on site. Visit early morning (9:00am opening) or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. Spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures. The site is busiest from 10:00am to 2:00pm.
Luggage Storage
A cloakroom is available at the Piazza Esedra entrance. Large bags, backpacks and suitcases must be stored. Small bags are permitted. Bring valuables with you.
Food and Drink
Bring water as there are limited facilities inside the site. A cafeteria is located near the Forum. Eating is restricted to designated areas. Restaurants and cafes are available outside the entrances.
Accessibility
The site has uneven terrain throughout. Some areas are accessible via designated routes. Wheelchairs are available to borrow at the main entrance. Contact the site in advance to arrange accessible entry.
Audio Guides
Audio guides are available for hire at the entrances. A site map is included with your ticket. Guided tours can be booked separately for additional context.
Pompeii Plus Upgrade
The Pompeii Plus ticket includes access to the Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium museum. These are not included in the standard entry ticket.
Cancellation Policy
Pompeii tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Free cancellation up to 3 days before the start of your experience.
Via Villa dei Misteri 2, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy
What You'll See at Pompeii
Entry to the UNESCO World Heritage Pompeii Archaeological Park
The Forum, Basilica, temples and public buildings at the heart of ancient Roman civic life
The Large Theatre (5,000 capacity) and Amphitheatre (20,000 capacity, oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre)
Preserved frescoes, mosaics and household objects from 79 AD
Plaster casts of Vesuvius victims showing their final moments
Ancient bakeries, taverns, bathhouses and a brothel with original features
Mount Vesuvius views from within the excavated city
What's Included in Your Pompeii Tickets
Entry to Pompeii Archaeological Park
Self-guided exploration at your own pace
Access to the Forum, theatres, bathhouses and excavated streets
Upgrade to Pompeii Plus for Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium
Pompeii Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets to explore one of the world's most important archaeological sites. Pompeii was a thriving Roman city of 11,000 people when Mount Vesuvius erupted on 24 August 79 AD. The eruption buried the city under 4 to 6 metres of volcanic ash and pumice, preserving buildings, artefacts and even human remains for nearly 2,000 years. Rediscovered in 1748, Pompeii is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering 66 hectares with approximately two-thirds excavated.
The Forum and Public Buildings
The Forum was the political, religious and economic centre of Pompeii. The rectangular open space measures 38 by 157 metres and is surrounded by the remains of temples, markets and civic buildings. The Basilica served as the law court and business centre. The Temple of Jupiter stands at the north end with Mount Vesuvius visible behind it. The Macellum was the covered food market.
The Amphitheatre and Theatres
Pompeii's Amphitheatre is the oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre, built around 80 BC. It could hold 20,000 spectators for gladiatorial contests. The Large Theatre (Teatro Grande) seated 5,000 for plays and performances. The smaller Odeon (Teatro Piccolo) held 1,500 for music and poetry recitals.
Houses and Villas
The House of the Faun is one of the largest and finest private residences in Pompeii, covering 3,000 square metres. It contained the famous Alexander Mosaic, now in the Naples Archaeological Museum. The House of the Vettii belonged to wealthy freedmen and features well-preserved frescoes. The House of the Tragic Poet has the famous mosaic of a chained dog with the inscription Cave Canem" (Beware of the Dog).
Villa of the Mysteries
The Villa of the Mysteries is located just outside the city walls and is included with the Pompeii Plus ticket. It contains some of the finest surviving Roman frescoes depicting what may be a Dionysiac initiation ritual. The paintings cover three walls of a room and date to around 60 BC.
Daily Life in Pompeii
Pompeii's streets reveal everyday Roman life. The Stabian Baths and Forum Baths show the Roman bathing culture with hot, warm and cold rooms. Thermopolia (fast food counters) line the streets with their built-in terracotta containers for hot food. The Lupanar is the city's brothel with small stone beds and erotic frescoes. Bakeries still have millstones and ovens intact.
Plaster Casts
In 1863, archaeologist Giuseppe Fiorelli developed a technique of pouring plaster into the cavities left by decomposed bodies in the ash. The resulting casts capture the victims' final moments. Several casts are displayed throughout the site, including in the Garden of the Fugitives where 13 people sought shelter.
Book Pompeii Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets on tickadoo with instant confirmation. Select your preferred date, receive your e-tickets by email and proceed to the entrance. The site is open daily and typically requires 3 to 4 hours to explore the main highlights.
Pompeii: Know Before You Go
Location and Getting There
Address: Via Villa dei Misteri 2, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy. The main entrance is Porta Marina, near Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri train station.
By train: The Circumvesuviana train runs from Naples Garibaldi station to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri (approximately 35 minutes). Trains depart every 20 to 30 minutes. Exit at Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri, not Pompei (the modern town station).
By car: From Naples, take the A3 motorway towards Salerno and exit at Pompei Ovest. Paid parking is available near the entrances.
From Sorrento: The Circumvesuviana train takes approximately 30 minutes to Pompeii Scavi.
Entrances
Porta Marina: Main entrance near the train station, closest to the Forum. Most visitors start here.
Piazza Anfiteatro: Eastern entrance near the Amphitheatre. Less crowded, good if arriving by car.
Piazza Esedra: Central entrance with cloakroom and luggage storage facilities.
Season Schedule
1 April to 31 October: 9:00am to 7:00pm (last entry 5:30pm). 1 November to 31 March: 9:00am to 5:00pm (last entry 3:30pm). Closed 1 January, 1 May and 25 December.
How Long to Spend
Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the main highlights including the Forum, amphitheatre, major houses and bathhouses. A thorough visit covering more of the excavated area takes 5 to 6 hours. The site covers 66 hectares.
What to Wear
Comfortable walking shoes with good grip are essential. The site has uneven cobblestone streets, raised pavements and loose stones. Avoid sandals or heels. Bring sun protection in summer as there is limited shade.
Weather and Best Time to Visit
Summer temperatures regularly exceed 35°C with little shade on site. Visit early morning (9:00am opening) or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. Spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures. The site is busiest from 10:00am to 2:00pm.
Luggage Storage
A cloakroom is available at the Piazza Esedra entrance. Large bags, backpacks and suitcases must be stored. Small bags are permitted. Bring valuables with you.
Food and Drink
Bring water as there are limited facilities inside the site. A cafeteria is located near the Forum. Eating is restricted to designated areas. Restaurants and cafes are available outside the entrances.
Accessibility
The site has uneven terrain throughout. Some areas are accessible via designated routes. Wheelchairs are available to borrow at the main entrance. Contact the site in advance to arrange accessible entry.
Audio Guides
Audio guides are available for hire at the entrances. A site map is included with your ticket. Guided tours can be booked separately for additional context.
Pompeii Plus Upgrade
The Pompeii Plus ticket includes access to the Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium museum. These are not included in the standard entry ticket.
Cancellation Policy
Pompeii tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Pompeii: Visitor Guidelines
To protect this UNESCO World Heritage Site and ensure an enjoyable visit, please follow these guidelines.
Stay on marked paths and respect all site signage
Do not touch ancient frescoes, mosaics or artefacts
Do not climb on walls, columns or ruins
Do not remove any stones, fragments or materials from the site
Photography without flash is permitted in most areas
Food and drinks are restricted to designated zones
Smoking is not permitted inside the archaeological park
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times
Large dogs are not permitted except certified guide dogs
Dispose of rubbish in designated bins
Pompeii Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Pompeii tickets?
Book Pompeii tickets on tickadoo. Select your preferred date, complete checkout and receive your e-tickets by email with instant confirmation. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance.
How much are Pompeii tickets?
Pompeii tickets start from €20 for adults. EU citizens aged 18 to 25 receive a reduced rate. EU citizens under 18 enter free with valid ID. The Pompeii Plus ticket with villa access costs more.
How long do I need at Pompeii?
Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the main highlights including the Forum, amphitheatre, bathhouses and major houses. A comprehensive visit takes 5 to 6 hours. The excavated area covers 66 hectares.
What is the best time to visit Pompeii?
Visit early morning at 9:00am opening or late afternoon after 3:00pm to avoid crowds and midday heat. The site is busiest from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures than summer.
How do I get to Pompeii from Naples?
Take the Circumvesuviana train from Naples Garibaldi station to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri. The journey takes approximately 35 minutes. Exit at Pompeii Scavi, not Pompei (the modern town).
How do I get to Pompeii from Sorrento?
Take the Circumvesuviana train from Sorrento to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
Which entrance should I use at Pompeii?
Porta Marina is the main entrance, closest to the train station and the Forum. Piazza Anfiteatro is less crowded and near the Amphitheatre. Piazza Esedra has cloakroom facilities for luggage.
Is the Villa of the Mysteries included?
No. The Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium are only included with the Pompeii Plus ticket upgrade.
Is Pompeii wheelchair accessible?
The site has uneven cobblestone streets and limited accessibility. Some areas can be reached via designated routes. Wheelchairs are available at the main entrance. Contact the site in advance for accessible entry options.
Is there luggage storage at Pompeii?
Yes. A cloakroom is available at the Piazza Esedra entrance. Large bags and suitcases must be stored before entry.
Can I take photos at Pompeii?
Yes. Photography without flash is permitted throughout the site. Tripods require special permission.
Is there food at Pompeii?
A cafeteria is located near the Forum. Bring water as facilities are limited. Eating is restricted to designated areas.
Can I cancel my Pompeii tickets?
No. Pompeii tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Can I buy same-day Pompeii tickets?
Same-day Pompeii tickets are available on tickadoo, subject to availability. Select today's date, complete your booking and receive your e-tickets instantly. Advance booking is recommended as the site can reach capacity during peak season.
How can I save money on Pompeii tickets?
Save up to 15% on Pompeii tickets and other Italy attraction tickets with a free tickadoo+ membership. Members unlock exclusive discounts on museums, tours and experiences. Sign up is free and discounts apply instantly at checkout.
Free cancellation up to 3 days before the start of your experience.
Via Villa dei Misteri 2, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy
What You'll See at Pompeii
Entry to the UNESCO World Heritage Pompeii Archaeological Park
The Forum, Basilica, temples and public buildings at the heart of ancient Roman civic life
The Large Theatre (5,000 capacity) and Amphitheatre (20,000 capacity, oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre)
Preserved frescoes, mosaics and household objects from 79 AD
Plaster casts of Vesuvius victims showing their final moments
Ancient bakeries, taverns, bathhouses and a brothel with original features
Mount Vesuvius views from within the excavated city
What's Included in Your Pompeii Tickets
Entry to Pompeii Archaeological Park
Self-guided exploration at your own pace
Access to the Forum, theatres, bathhouses and excavated streets
Upgrade to Pompeii Plus for Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium
Pompeii Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets to explore one of the world's most important archaeological sites. Pompeii was a thriving Roman city of 11,000 people when Mount Vesuvius erupted on 24 August 79 AD. The eruption buried the city under 4 to 6 metres of volcanic ash and pumice, preserving buildings, artefacts and even human remains for nearly 2,000 years. Rediscovered in 1748, Pompeii is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering 66 hectares with approximately two-thirds excavated.
The Forum and Public Buildings
The Forum was the political, religious and economic centre of Pompeii. The rectangular open space measures 38 by 157 metres and is surrounded by the remains of temples, markets and civic buildings. The Basilica served as the law court and business centre. The Temple of Jupiter stands at the north end with Mount Vesuvius visible behind it. The Macellum was the covered food market.
The Amphitheatre and Theatres
Pompeii's Amphitheatre is the oldest surviving Roman amphitheatre, built around 80 BC. It could hold 20,000 spectators for gladiatorial contests. The Large Theatre (Teatro Grande) seated 5,000 for plays and performances. The smaller Odeon (Teatro Piccolo) held 1,500 for music and poetry recitals.
Houses and Villas
The House of the Faun is one of the largest and finest private residences in Pompeii, covering 3,000 square metres. It contained the famous Alexander Mosaic, now in the Naples Archaeological Museum. The House of the Vettii belonged to wealthy freedmen and features well-preserved frescoes. The House of the Tragic Poet has the famous mosaic of a chained dog with the inscription Cave Canem" (Beware of the Dog).
Villa of the Mysteries
The Villa of the Mysteries is located just outside the city walls and is included with the Pompeii Plus ticket. It contains some of the finest surviving Roman frescoes depicting what may be a Dionysiac initiation ritual. The paintings cover three walls of a room and date to around 60 BC.
Daily Life in Pompeii
Pompeii's streets reveal everyday Roman life. The Stabian Baths and Forum Baths show the Roman bathing culture with hot, warm and cold rooms. Thermopolia (fast food counters) line the streets with their built-in terracotta containers for hot food. The Lupanar is the city's brothel with small stone beds and erotic frescoes. Bakeries still have millstones and ovens intact.
Plaster Casts
In 1863, archaeologist Giuseppe Fiorelli developed a technique of pouring plaster into the cavities left by decomposed bodies in the ash. The resulting casts capture the victims' final moments. Several casts are displayed throughout the site, including in the Garden of the Fugitives where 13 people sought shelter.
Book Pompeii Tickets
Book Pompeii tickets on tickadoo with instant confirmation. Select your preferred date, receive your e-tickets by email and proceed to the entrance. The site is open daily and typically requires 3 to 4 hours to explore the main highlights.
Pompeii: Know Before You Go
Location and Getting There
Address: Via Villa dei Misteri 2, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy. The main entrance is Porta Marina, near Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri train station.
By train: The Circumvesuviana train runs from Naples Garibaldi station to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri (approximately 35 minutes). Trains depart every 20 to 30 minutes. Exit at Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri, not Pompei (the modern town station).
By car: From Naples, take the A3 motorway towards Salerno and exit at Pompei Ovest. Paid parking is available near the entrances.
From Sorrento: The Circumvesuviana train takes approximately 30 minutes to Pompeii Scavi.
Entrances
Porta Marina: Main entrance near the train station, closest to the Forum. Most visitors start here.
Piazza Anfiteatro: Eastern entrance near the Amphitheatre. Less crowded, good if arriving by car.
Piazza Esedra: Central entrance with cloakroom and luggage storage facilities.
Season Schedule
1 April to 31 October: 9:00am to 7:00pm (last entry 5:30pm). 1 November to 31 March: 9:00am to 5:00pm (last entry 3:30pm). Closed 1 January, 1 May and 25 December.
How Long to Spend
Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the main highlights including the Forum, amphitheatre, major houses and bathhouses. A thorough visit covering more of the excavated area takes 5 to 6 hours. The site covers 66 hectares.
What to Wear
Comfortable walking shoes with good grip are essential. The site has uneven cobblestone streets, raised pavements and loose stones. Avoid sandals or heels. Bring sun protection in summer as there is limited shade.
Weather and Best Time to Visit
Summer temperatures regularly exceed 35°C with little shade on site. Visit early morning (9:00am opening) or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. Spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures. The site is busiest from 10:00am to 2:00pm.
Luggage Storage
A cloakroom is available at the Piazza Esedra entrance. Large bags, backpacks and suitcases must be stored. Small bags are permitted. Bring valuables with you.
Food and Drink
Bring water as there are limited facilities inside the site. A cafeteria is located near the Forum. Eating is restricted to designated areas. Restaurants and cafes are available outside the entrances.
Accessibility
The site has uneven terrain throughout. Some areas are accessible via designated routes. Wheelchairs are available to borrow at the main entrance. Contact the site in advance to arrange accessible entry.
Audio Guides
Audio guides are available for hire at the entrances. A site map is included with your ticket. Guided tours can be booked separately for additional context.
Pompeii Plus Upgrade
The Pompeii Plus ticket includes access to the Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium museum. These are not included in the standard entry ticket.
Cancellation Policy
Pompeii tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Pompeii: Visitor Guidelines
To protect this UNESCO World Heritage Site and ensure an enjoyable visit, please follow these guidelines.
Stay on marked paths and respect all site signage
Do not touch ancient frescoes, mosaics or artefacts
Do not climb on walls, columns or ruins
Do not remove any stones, fragments or materials from the site
Photography without flash is permitted in most areas
Food and drinks are restricted to designated zones
Smoking is not permitted inside the archaeological park
Dogs must be kept on leads at all times
Large dogs are not permitted except certified guide dogs
Dispose of rubbish in designated bins
Pompeii Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Pompeii tickets?
Book Pompeii tickets on tickadoo. Select your preferred date, complete checkout and receive your e-tickets by email with instant confirmation. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance.
How much are Pompeii tickets?
Pompeii tickets start from €20 for adults. EU citizens aged 18 to 25 receive a reduced rate. EU citizens under 18 enter free with valid ID. The Pompeii Plus ticket with villa access costs more.
How long do I need at Pompeii?
Allow 3 to 4 hours to see the main highlights including the Forum, amphitheatre, bathhouses and major houses. A comprehensive visit takes 5 to 6 hours. The excavated area covers 66 hectares.
What is the best time to visit Pompeii?
Visit early morning at 9:00am opening or late afternoon after 3:00pm to avoid crowds and midday heat. The site is busiest from 10:00am to 2:00pm. Spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures than summer.
How do I get to Pompeii from Naples?
Take the Circumvesuviana train from Naples Garibaldi station to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri. The journey takes approximately 35 minutes. Exit at Pompeii Scavi, not Pompei (the modern town).
How do I get to Pompeii from Sorrento?
Take the Circumvesuviana train from Sorrento to Pompeii Scavi-Villa dei Misteri. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
Which entrance should I use at Pompeii?
Porta Marina is the main entrance, closest to the train station and the Forum. Piazza Anfiteatro is less crowded and near the Amphitheatre. Piazza Esedra has cloakroom facilities for luggage.
Is the Villa of the Mysteries included?
No. The Villa of the Mysteries, Villa of Diomedes, Villa Regina in Boscoreale and the Antiquarium are only included with the Pompeii Plus ticket upgrade.
Is Pompeii wheelchair accessible?
The site has uneven cobblestone streets and limited accessibility. Some areas can be reached via designated routes. Wheelchairs are available at the main entrance. Contact the site in advance for accessible entry options.
Is there luggage storage at Pompeii?
Yes. A cloakroom is available at the Piazza Esedra entrance. Large bags and suitcases must be stored before entry.
Can I take photos at Pompeii?
Yes. Photography without flash is permitted throughout the site. Tripods require special permission.
Is there food at Pompeii?
A cafeteria is located near the Forum. Bring water as facilities are limited. Eating is restricted to designated areas.
Can I cancel my Pompeii tickets?
No. Pompeii tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled once purchased. Select your date carefully before booking.
Can I buy same-day Pompeii tickets?
Same-day Pompeii tickets are available on tickadoo, subject to availability. Select today's date, complete your booking and receive your e-tickets instantly. Advance booking is recommended as the site can reach capacity during peak season.
How can I save money on Pompeii tickets?
Save up to 15% on Pompeii tickets and other Italy attraction tickets with a free tickadoo+ membership. Members unlock exclusive discounts on museums, tours and experiences. Sign up is free and discounts apply instantly at checkout.
Free cancellation up to 3 days before the start of your experience.
Via Villa dei Misteri 2, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy
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