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Temple of Apollo

Temple of Apollo's history is one of a kind. Temple of Apollo's architecture is one of a kind. Temple of Apollo's location is one of a kind.

Acilius Cedrus's Bookshop (I.2.24)

Step back into the bustling intellectual heart of ancient Pompeii at the preserved bookshop of Acilius Cedrus. This archaeological site offers a rare glimpse into the daily life of Roman scribes and readers, complete with original wall nich

Amphitheatre of Pompeii

Standing as the oldest known stone amphitheatre in the Roman world, this structure offers a profound glimpse into ancient public entertainment. Its well-preserved elliptical shape and tiered seating illustrate the sophisticated engineering

Ancient Viticulture Didactic Area

Step back into the Roman era at this immersive archaeological site nestled in the heart of Pompeii's wine country. Wander through reconstructed vineyards and cellars that vividly illustrate the sophisticated agricultural practices of ancien

Arch of Augustus

The Arch of Augustus, though often associated with Pompeii's main gates, stands as a monumental symbol of imperial power and civic pride. While the specific structure in Boscoreale may refer to local dedications or fragments, it evokes the

Arch of Caligula

Standing as a solitary sentinel amidst the modern bustle of Boscoreale, the Arch of Caligula offers a haunting glimpse into the opulence of the Roman Empire. This ancient triumphal arch, originally part of a grand villa complex, showcases i

Archaeological Excavations of Pompeii

The Archaeological Excavations of Pompeii offer an unparalleled glimpse into ancient Roman life, frozen in time by the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Wander through remarkably preserved streets, homes, and public building

Arco Onorario

The Arco Onorario is a triumphal arch in Pompeii, likely erected to honor a prominent Roman official or emperor. Though only its base and partial structure remain, the arch once stood as a grand symbol of civic pride and imperial power. Its

Area didattica sulla viticoltura antica

This educational area dedicated to ancient viticulture allows visitors to explore the roots of wine-making in the fertile volcanic soil of Pompeii. Reconstructed vineyards and pressing facilities demonstrate the sophisticated agricultural t

Bakery (IX.1.3)

This bakery provides another example of the essential role bread played in the Roman diet and economy. The structural remains show the typical arrangement of milling and baking areas, optimized for efficiency. Evidence of daily operations,

Bakery and workshop of Felix (VIII.4.27)

Named after its owner, Felix, this site combines bread production with other artisanal workshops, reflecting the multifaceted nature of Roman businesses. The equipment found here, including mills and ovens, indicates a high volume of produc

Bakery of A. Cossius Libanus (VI.2.6)

Step back in time at this remarkably preserved ancient Roman bakery, where the scent of history lingers amidst the ruins of Pompeii's commercial district. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into daily life, showcasing the heavy stone que

Bakery of Popidius Priscus

The Bakery of Popidius Priscus offers a rare look at the industrial side of ancient Pompeian life. Equipped with large stone mills and ovens, this facility was central to the daily sustenance of the city's residents. The layout reveals the

Bakery of T. Terentius Proculus

Step back into the daily rhythm of ancient Pompeii at this remarkably preserved bakery, where the industrial heart of Roman domestic life once beat. The site offers a rare glimpse into the world of T. Terentius Proculus, showcasing the heav

Bakery of the House of A. Cossius Libanus (VI.2.6)

This bakery is one of the best-preserved food production sites in Pompeii, featuring large stone mills and baking ovens. The presence of donkey-powered mills suggests that this establishment was a significant commercial operation rather tha

Bar of Salvius

The Bar of Salvius is a lively archaeological site that was once a popular drinking spot for locals and travelers in ancient Boscoreale. The remains of the bar counter, complete with storage jars, and the adjacent seating area paint a vivid

Barber's Shop / Street Shrine (VI.8.14)

Step back into the daily life of ancient Pompeii at this fascinating archaeological site, where the boundaries between commerce and devotion blur. Excavations have revealed traces of both a barber's workshop and a small street shrine, offer

Boar House

Known locally as the Boar House, this archaeological site is named after a prominent fresco depicting a wild boar found within its walls. The structure offers a unique window into the artistic preferences and decorative styles of Boscoreale

Bottega (I.3.12)

Located in the bustling commercial district of Pompeii, this bottega represents a typical ancient Roman shop front. The high counter and storage jars (dolia) embedded in the wall reveal how goods were displayed and sold to passersby. Excava

Bottega (I.3.12)

Bottega I.3.12 is a small ancient Roman shop in Pompeii, likely a bakery or food vendor, identified by its stone mill and oven remains. This humble commercial space reveals the bustling street-level economy of the city, where locals bought

Bottega (I.3.12)

Bottega (I.3.12) is a remarkably preserved ancient Roman shop in Scafati, offering a direct window into the commercial life of Pompeii. The small, street-facing space still features its original stone counter and the remains of storage jars

Bottega (VIII.2.31.)

This bottega, or workshop, is a humble yet evocative remnant of Pompeii's artisan economy. The space likely housed a craftsman producing goods such as pottery or metalwork for the local community. Its compact design and street-facing entran

Bottega VII.16.6.

The term 'bottega' refers to a workshop or shop, and this site is a classic example of such a commercial space. Its location and design suggest it catered to local residents and travelers passing through the city. Artifacts found here often

Bottega del Barbiere / Street Shrine (VI.8.14)

This archaeological site in Boscoreale offers a fascinating glimpse into daily life in ancient Pompeii, specifically the area around VI.8.14. The remains of the barber shop and adjacent street shrine provide insights into the religious and

Bottega del Barbiere / Street Shrine? (VI.8.14)

Building of Eumachia

CAVE CANEM

Campanile di Pompei

Casa Del Marinaio

Casa I.7.19

Casa Senza Nome (I.3.20)

Casa Senza Nome (VII.3.6)

Casa Senza Nome (VII.3.6)

Casa VI 14, 28.33 Sog. Casa di Laocoonte

Casa con taberna I.6.9. (Pompeii)

Casa de la Venerque

Casa de la venerque

Casa degli Amanti

Casa degli Amorini Dorati

Casa degli Amorini Dorati

Casa degli Amorini Dorati

Casa degli Attori

Casa degli Epidii

Casa degli amorini dorati

Casa dei Capitelli Colorati

Casa dei Capitelli Figurati

Casa dei Capitelli colorati

Casa dei Cornelii

Casa dei Cubicoli Floreali

Casa dei Dioscuri

Casa dei Gladiatori (V.5.3)

Casa dei Pigmei

Casa dei cinque scheletri

Casa del Cinghiale

Casa del Citarista

Casa del Forno (VII.12.11)

Casa del Forno or Pistrinum of Sotericus (I.12.2, I.12.1)

Casa del Gallo

Casa del Gallo I

Casa del Granduca di Toscana

Casa del Granduca di Toscana

Casa del Granduca di Toscana

Casa del Granduca di Toscana

Casa del Gruppo dei Vasi di Vetro

Casa del Labrum Dipinto (I.12.16)

Casa del Larario di Achille

Casa del Medico (House of the Doctor)

Casa del Medico (VIII.5.24)

Casa del Naviglio o di Zefiro e Flora

Casa del Ninfeo

Casa del Poeta Tragico

Casa del Pressorio di Terracotta

Casa del Torello di Bronzo

Casa del Triclinio all'aperto

Casa del chirurgo

Casa del torello di bronzo

Casa dell'Ancora

Casa dell'Efebo

Casa dell'Orso ferito

Casa della Calce (House of Lime)

Casa della Calce (VIII.5.28)

Casa della Calce (VIII.5.28)

Casa della Fontana Grande

Casa della Parete Nera

Casa della Regina Carolina (VIII 3.14)

Casa della Soffitta

Casa della Venere in Bikini

Casa della caccia antica

Casa delle Colonne Cilindriche (I.16.2)

Casa delle Colonne a Mosaico

Casa delle Quadrighe

Casa delle colonne cilindriche (I.16.2)

Casa dell’Argenteria (VI.7.20)

Casa di Adone feriti

Casa di Apollo

Casa di Bacco

Casa di Capella

Casa di Cecilio Giocondo

Casa di Championnet

Casa di Cornelio Rufo (VIII.4.15)