Pompeii
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Tourist attractions
Necropolis of Porta Nocera (1.1 km)
Ancient burial grounds located near the Porta Nocera gate outside Pompeii's city walls.
Vasaria Taberna of Zosimus (III, 4, 1) (1.3 km)
A workshop specializing in pottery production within Pompeii's urban area.
Tomb of Numerius Agrestinus Equitius Pulcher (1.3 km)
This tomb belongs to Numerius Agrestinus Equitius Pulcher, reflecting ancient funerary practices.
House of Treibus Valens (1.4 km)
House of Treibus Valens is an archaeological site showcasing residential architecture of ancient Pompei.
Hospitum of Pulcinella (1.4 km)
The Hospitum of Pulcinella served as a lodging place within the ancient city, indicative of Pompeii's infrastructure.
Leather Workshop of M. Vesonius Primus (I.5.2) (1.4 km)
Site of leather tanning and processing business in ancient Pompeii.
House and Thermopolium of Vetutius Placidus (1.4 km)
An ancient house featuring a thermopolium, a typical Roman snack bar, illustrating daily life in Pompeii.
House of Julius Polybius (IX 13,1.3) (1.4 km)
This Pompeii house is known for its frescoes and architectural features reflecting Roman residential design.
House of the Lovers (1.4 km)
The House of the Lovers features ancient frescoes depicting romantic scenes, reflecting Pompeii's domestic art.
House of the Ephebe (1.4 km)
This house is known for its frescoes depicting a youthful figure, highlighting Pompeii's artistic heritage.