Pompeii has become part of the world culture, the largest archaeological area in the world that reveals the life of a Roman town located on the slopes of Vesuvius, that silent giant who had hidden to those same people his restless heart of fire.

A unique treasure, priceless, in which is preserved the charm of the authentic testimony to the world of a society and its daily life, a past that has been preserved to posterity and that does not find an equivalent anywhere in the world. The ancient city of Pompeii covers an area of about 66 hectares, with an urban network consisting of more than 100 blocks that include both secular and religious public buildings, houses, commercial premises and production facilities. The ancient city of Pompeii covers an area of about 66 hectares, with an urban network consisting of more than 100 blocks that include both secular and religious public buildings, houses, commercial premises and production facilities.