Pompeii is a mystical place where time suddenly stood still, leaving it to slumber on for since that fateful day almost two thousand years ago. Pompei is a slice of everyday life abruptly halted and suspended for all time by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in the summer of 79 AD, which buried the ancient city, the home to many of Imperial Rome’s nobles and wealthy elite, under a deep layer of ash and pumice.
Some kilometres to the south are Positano and Amalfi, two of the most picturesque small towns on the Amalfi Coast and world-renowned for their captivating charm.
Travelling by car is probably the most comfortable way to experience the historical and artistic importance of these small towns that attract thousands of tourists every year.
A tour which begins in Rome and takes in Pompeii, Positano and Amalfi could be just the thing for those looking for the best way to get to know more about Italy and some of the most beautiful places in the south. During such a tour, with plenty of stops and in total comfort, you will be able to admire unique views and places where history, natural beauty and art blend and captivate at first glance.
Our driver will come and pick you up at your hotel
Visita ai siti archeologici e principali attrazioni turistiche
La prima parte del tour termina ed è possibile gustare la gastronomia locale
Dal centro storico di Positano fino al duomo di Sant’Andrea ad Amalfi
Tragitto diretto all’albergo
Pompeii, Positano and Amalfi Highlights (8 hours)
Each organized tour begins at your hotel at an agreed, convenient time, and will be in a modern, elegant car with a knowledgeable driver who can provide passengers with all kinds of information and interesting facts about the places visited.
Anecdotes and unusual historical facts add the finishing touch to a journey that will stay in your heart and memory forever.
Pompeii is one of the world’s best known and most visited archaeological sites, attracting more than two million visitors a year.
The Sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary in the modern city of Pompeii, and then the ruins themselves, with the great Forum, Temple of Apollo, the House of the Faun, the majestic amphitheatre, the Villa dei Misteri and the Garden of the Fugitives being just some of the not to be missed sights in this ancient Roman city.
A visit to Positano, a little town of colourful houses and winding staircases, has to include the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, with its unmistakable colourful majolica tiled dome and rococo interior.
Well worth a visit is Amalfi’s stunning St. Andrew’s Cathedral, the Duomo, featuring a dramatic location atop a steep flight of stairs leading up from the piazza and usually referred to as the heart of this former Maritime Republic.