Tour to Pompeii and Naples from Rome
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Experience Highlights
Get to know Naples and Pompeii starting in the morning and take advantage of the full day to visit these places. Travel by air-conditioned bus to the most important monuments of Naples and visit Pompeii where a tour guide will tell you all the history and facts about the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
- Tour the ruins of Pompeii and Naplesin one day
- Travel by private bus in comfort and safety.
- Visit Castel dell'Ovo, Piazza del Plebiscito and the ruins of Pompeii, the most important tourist sites of these cities.
- Have anexpert guide for the entire excursion
What’s included
- Expert guide
- Air-conditioned bus transport
- Entrance to the Archaeological Park of Pompeii
- Lunch
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Step by Step
You can't leave Italy without visiting Pompeii, the mythical city that was ravaged by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius centuries ago. On this day tour you will have the opportunity to visit Naples and Pompeii from Rome.
An air-conditioned bus will pick you and a maximum of 25 passengers up and take you to Naples . There you can admire the monuments of the city and then continue to Pompeii.
During the whole excursion you will be accompanied by a tour guide who will explain each of the attractions of the city.
During the tour you will be able to admire sights such as the Castel dell'Ovo, one of the oldest castles of Naples. You will also pass through the Piazza del Plebiscito, a square in the heart of the city surrounded by the most important historical buildings.
In Pompeii you will see the ruins, houses and theatres of the time, considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Finish your tour with a lunch included in the reservation and a visit to the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, where you will see the architecture of the period, as well as objects used and representations of the victims of the eruption.
