Pompeii Ruins Walking Tour with Wine & Food Tasting

Explore Pompeii on foot with an English-speaking guide, combining a walk through the archaeological site with food and wine tasting. Expect snacks rather than a full meal.

Itinerary

1. Meet at 10:30 at Pompei Scavi Porta Marina Superiore - Villa dei Misteri Train Station.
2. Explore the Forum of Pompeii on a 15-minute guided visit, with admission included.
3. Visit the Macellum of Pompeii for 10 minutes.
4. Explore the House and Thermopolium of Vetutius Placidus for 15 minutes.
5. Continue along Via dell'Abbondanza for 15 minutes.
6. Visit the Lupanar for 10 minutes.
7. Explore the Thermopolium di Aselina for 15 minutes.
8. Visit the House of Menander for 15 minutes.
9. Explore the Garden of the Fugitives for 15 minutes.
10. Visit the Insula dei Casti Amanti for 15 minutes.
11. Explore Casa della Nave Europa for 10 minutes.
12. Enjoy a 40-minute wine tasting at Casina dell'Aquila.
13. Finish at 13:30 inside the ruins at Casina dell'Aquila, on a panoramic terrace overlooking the Pompeii ruins, Vesuvius, and the Bay of Naples.

What's Included

• English-speaking guide
• Admission to the sites on the route
• Headset
• Snacks and drinks, including alcoholic beverages
• Bottled water

Important details

• Ages under 99 only. Children aged 0–17 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Children aged 0–3 join free.
• This tour requires considerable walking and stair climbing. It is not recommended for anyone with impaired physical mobility or visual impairments.
• The route is not wheelchair-accessible or stroller-friendly. Mobility scooters are not allowed.
• Alcohol is for ages 18+ only. Bring a valid ID as proof of age.
• Service animals are allowed. Small dogs are allowed up to 10 kg and 40 cm tall. Keep your dog on a leash, carry it inside buildings, and clean up after it.
• Extra fees apply and are not included in the listed price; the source does not specify the amount.
• You may be refused service if you appear intoxicated.
• The route and access may change because of archaeological site regulations or temporary closures.