Pompeii is an incredible archaeological site, full of history and wonders to discover. Here are the main places to see: Pompeii Forum: The political, economic and religious heart of the city, surrounded by important buildings such as the Temple of Jupiter and the Basilica. House of the Vettii: One of the best preserved homes, famous for its refined frescoes and luxurious decorations. Pompeii Amphitheater: One of the oldest in the world (dated to 70 BC), where gladiator fights took place. Lupanar: An ancient brothel with erotic frescoes, evidence of daily life in Pompeii. Stabian Baths: Ancient public baths with pools and rooms for hot and cold baths. Teatro Grande and Teatro Piccolo: The first was used for theatrical performances, the second for musical performances and oratories.

The Archaeological Park of Herculaneum is one of the most fascinating sites of antiquity, less famous than Pompeii but extraordinarily well preserved thanks to the volcanic mud flow that sealed the city in 79 AD. The House of Neptune and Amphitrite: Famous for its wonderful mosaics, including the one depicting Neptune and Amphitrite, and for the luxurious nymphaeum decorated with shells and colored glass tiles. The Central Baths: Well-preserved public baths with changing rooms, tubs and mosaics that testify to the importance of the baths in the daily life of the ancient Romans. The House of the Deer: One of the most sumptuous residences in Herculaneum, with a large garden and sculptures depicting deer attacked by dogs. The College of the Augustales: A building dedicated to the cult of the emperor Augustus, with well-preserved frescoes depicting mythological scenes related to Hercules.