Pompeii Pass with Skip-The-Line Ticket and Guided Tour

Free cancellation

Place: Pompeii

Duration: 4 hours

Language: English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Japanese

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Skip the line

Fast track

Guided Tour

Virtual experience

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Do this because

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site with an archeologist guide
Take advantage of the flexible hours, which allow you to organize everything even last minute
Enjoy Pompeii City Train, which will give you the overview of the city
Explore Ancient Pompeii, where people lived, loved, fought, and feasted
Avoid the crowds with reserved entrance and skip the line ticket

What to expect

Take advantage of the complete Pompeii Pass, which allows you to skip the queues and make the most of your time at Pompeii. Explore the ruins of this famous city and gain access to the virtual museum.

Pompeii Pass allows you to enter the archaeological area of Pompeii without any waiting, with skip the line entrance. Travel back to Roman times and explore this famous UNESCO World Heritage Site with an expert guide on a guided tour of Pompeii. Discover the city preserved by volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius.

In addition, you have also the ticket for the Virtual Museum of Pompeii included, to better understand the life that the inhabitants of Pompeii had. Immerse yourself and explore life before and during the fire-and-brimstone carnage of Pompeii's eruption in 79 AD at the Virtual Museum. Experience a perfect reconstruction of a part of ancient Pompeii. Finally, the ticket for the Touristic train that allows you to visit the new Pompeii. On top, you have a small bottle of water and a fresh orange juice to keep you refreshed.

Important to know

Not allowed:

Pets, glass objects and alcohol or other substances are not allowed in the site

Know in advance:

Please note, this tour doesn't include the optional entrance to Villa dei Misteri
Free admission to all disabled visitors with a certified disability
Small dogs are permitted inside the archeological area, but they must be kept on a leash and carried when inside the buildings