• Pompeii Archaeological Park - Visitors will meet the guide at the main entrance of the archaeological site known as “Porta Marina Superiore.” The guide will be holding a sign displaying the company’s name “Askos Tours.”
• Foro di Pompei - This was the ancient main square of Pompeii, serving as the center of public life.
• Macellum - The Macellum was the primary food market in Pompeii, situated along the Forum in the city’s heart. It was dedicated to selling meat, fish, and produce, showcasing the organization of urban commerce and daily provisioning. Its layout and remains provide valuable insights into the economic and social life of the Roman city.
• Casa e Thermopolium di Vetutius Placidus - The Thermopolium of Vetutius Placidus is one of Pompeii’s most remarkable food venues. Exceptionally well-preserved, it illustrates how ordinary Pompeians purchased and consumed hot food in their daily routines. Rich decorations, counters, and storage jars offer a vivid snapshot of ancient urban life.
• Via dell’Abbondanza - Stroll through the main street of Pompeii.
• Lupanar - The Lupanar is Pompeii’s most renowned brothel, providing a striking testament to the city’s everyday social life.
• Thermopolium di Aselina - The Thermopolium of Asellina is a fascinating example of everyday life in Pompeii. Managed by a woman, Asellina, and her staff, it highlights the role of women in commerce and social life during Roman times. Its original counters and inscriptions vividly reflect the lively atmosphere of ancient Pompeii.
• House of Menander - The House of Menander is one of the richest and most magnificent houses in ancient Pompeii, known for its architecture, decoration, and contents.
• Garden of the Fugitives - The Garden of the Fugitives is one of the most poignant areas of Pompeii, where plaster casts preserve the final moments of people fleeing the eruption of AD 79. Located in a cultivated area at the edge of the ancient city, it reveals how men, women, and children sought escape as volcanic ash overwhelmed them. The site offers a powerful and human perspective on the tragedy of Pompeii.
• Insula dei Casti Amanti - The Insula of the Chaste Lovers is a key focus of recent excavations in Pompeii, offering fresh insights into everyday life in the Roman city. New discoveries, including bakeries and domestic spaces, reveal Pompeii in the midst of daily activity at the moment of the eruption. Innovative elevated walkways now allow visitors to observe the site as an active excavation, deepening the understanding of ancient urban life.
• Casa della Nave Europa - The House of the Ship Europa is a Roman domus named after a painted inscription depicting the merchant ship Europa. Located in the ancient city of Pompeii, the house reflects the close connection between Pompeian society and Mediterranean trade. Its modest yet refined spaces offer insight into the life of a middle-class family involved in commerce before the eruption of AD 79.
• Casina dell’Aquila - At the end of the walking tour, visitors will have the opportunity to relax and enjoy a truly unique experience: a tasting inside the archaeological site of Pompeii. Set on a stunning panoramic terrace overlooking the ruins, Mount Vesuvius, and the Bay of Naples, the experience will be accompanied by the guide, who will introduce the setting and the tasting, ensuring a smooth and engaging conclusion to the visit.

The experience includes:

Exclusive tasting inside the Pompeii ruins, featuring three renowned locally produced wines (white, red, and sparkling)

Selection of local cured meats and cheeses, served with fruit jam, fresh mozzarella, traditional Neapolitan taralli, and water.

• Guided tour led by a professional archaeologist
• Admission fees
• Meals
• Alcoholic beverages
• Bottled water
• Headsets

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Transportation to/from the site
• Extra meals, drinks and personal expenses

Discover the ancient city of Pompeii and indulge in a one-of-a-kind tasting experience amidst the ruins! This tour uniquely combines archaeology with local delicacies, offering the only opportunity to savor local wines and products on a panoramic terrace within the ruins.

Join an expert guide to explore sites such as the Forum, Via dell’Abbondanza, and the renowned Thermopolium of Vetutius Placidus, which illustrate the everyday life of the Romans.

Visit notable residences like the House of Menander and the House of the Ship Europa, and take a moment to reflect at the moving Garden of the Fugitives.

End your tour with an exclusive tasting experience on a panoramic terrace inside the archaeological site of Pompeii, featuring three local wines paired with delectable cured meats, cheeses, and traditional snacks.

• The tour is available all year around with rain or shine.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
• Wear comfortable shoes, sunglasses and sunscreen in the summer.
• Bring a small bottle of water.
• Please make sure you bring your ID card/passport with you as it might be required at the entrance of the ruins.
• Mobility scooters are not allowed.
• Only dogs that do not exceed 10kg in weight and a maximum height of 40cm are allowed; admitted animals must be on a leash and held in the arms inside the buildings and it is mandatory to collect their excrement
• PLEASE INFORM US IMMEDIATELY IF YOU HAVE ANY FOOD OR DRINK INTOLLERANCE/ALLERGY. PLEASE WRITE US AN EMAIL or call and we will let you know if we can help for an alternative if possibile.
• Not recommended for travelers with mobility issues or impairments because of steps and ramps, little steep climb, please contact us and ask for a suitable private tour for your needs
• Not wheelchair accessibile
• Not recommended for travelers with visual impairments

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.