Rome to Pompeii Guided Tour with Wine & Lunch by High Speed Train
From $239/person5 travellers ≈ $1,195 — children may pay less
9 hours is a long day for an 8-year-old, whatever the age limit says.
Food & Drink · Archaeology Tours
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Pompeii and Herculaneum are two of Europe's most extraordinary archaeological sites, yet reaching them can be challenging. Traveling by high-speed train, we've removed the stress so that you can spend your time visiting incredible sites and making memories, not sitting on a cramped bus! Pompei was a large and diverse city with a healthy mix of wealthy elite, merchants, artisans, and slaves whose lives you'll get a crystal-clear glimpse of on a 2-hour walking tour. After some rest-and-recharge at an authentic pizzeria, a short transfer will take us to our second destination. Less than half the size of Pompeii, Herculaneum was a small coastal city characterized by remarkably preserved wooden structures and vibrant frescoes. With an expert guide by your side, walk in the footsteps of the noble Romans who once called this lost city home.
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Of 7 listed stops, you get out at 6 and see 1 from the vehicle.
Stazione Roma Termini
Meet our representative at Termini Station in Rome, who will assist you in boarding the high-speed train. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a fast and reliable journey that significantly cuts down on both travel time and emissions.
Seen from the vehicle
Stazione Napoli Centrale
After approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes, you'll arrive at Naples Train Station, where our friendly guide will be waiting to welcome you.
You get out here70 minAdmission included
Stazione Napoli Centrale
Arrive in Naples and board an air conditioned luxury mini coach headed directly for the Pompei archaeological area.
You get out here30 min
Archaeological Park of Pompeii
Walk through Pompeii with your guide and understand everything about the devastating eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in AD 79. It's because of Pompeii that we know so much about Roman life in antiquity!
You get out here120 minAdmission included
Pompeii
We’ll visit a historic pizzeria in Pompeii, renowned for serving some of the most authentic and mouthwatering pizza in town. And remember: you’re in the birthplace of Italian pizza, where only the best survive in a fiercely competitive market!
You get out here90 min
Naples
With renewed energy, hop back aboard our private air-conditioned coach for a comfortable ride back to Naples.
You get out here30 min
Archeological Park of Herculaneum
Enjoy a 2 hour tour through of Herculaneum. Less than half the size of Pompeii, Herculaneum was a small coastal city characterized by remarkably preserved wooden structures and vibrant frescoes. With an expert guide by your side, walk in the footsteps of the noble Romans who once called this lost city home.
You get out here120 minAdmission included
≈ 2.1 km from the city centre. 7 stops shown in visit order.
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