Foro Civile: Аудиоэкскурсии
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Топ достопримечательностей рядом с Foro Civile
Этот увлекательный аудиотур в приложении, включающий билет, поможет вам исследовать древний город Помпеи, который некогда был центром жизни, культурных преобразований и бурной цивилизации. Когда случилась трагедия и Везувий начал извергаться, разрушая всё на своём пути, Помпеи были поглощены пеплом. Город превратился в останки и руины, которые до сих пор сохранились в невероятной целостности. Этот тур перенесет вас в другую эпоху. Прогулка по его улицам, наполненным историческими и археологическими сокровищами, позволит вам почувствовать, как оживает этот древний город. Когда-то здесь кипела жизнь, и вы сможете в этом убедиться, посетив театр, священную зону и публичный дом. Особенно трогательным являются гипсовые слепки некоторых жертв. Узнайте, как пепел и специальные археологические методы позволили сохранить останки в их первозданном виде. Примечание: Эта экскурсия не аффилирована с парком Помпеи, а предоставлена независимым автором. Билет включен в стоимость для удобства клиента, без дополнительной наценки.
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Foro Civile: вопросы и ответы
The archeological site of Pompeii, where the Foro Civile is located, is open from November 1st to March 31st from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the last entry at 3:30 PM. The baths close at 4:15 PM. From April 1st to October 31st, the opening hours are from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with the last entry at 5:30PM.
The site is closed on December 25th, May 1st, and January 1st.
Pompeii is a popular tourist location and can get really crowded at times, despite its vast territory. We strongly recommend visiting off-season, between November and March. Timewise, mornings are the best option if you wish to start early and have enough time to explore the sites.
The Civil Forum of Pompeii was the heart of the city, where politics, trade, religion, and social life concentrated and intersected. Built around the 4th century BC as a simple open square by a road junction, it was rebuilt, enlarged, and surrounded by administrative buildings and places of worship. The square was paved with travertine slabs and closed to traffic. Excavations of the area started in the early 19th century by order of Carolina Bonaparte.
Some of the buildings that line the square and define its role include:
- The Temple of Apollo, who was the key deity until the Romans captured Pompeii
- Temple of Jupiter, the central temple in town
- Basilica, the local civil and political building. Its walls are covered with graffiti, one of which reads: "O walls, you have held up so much tedious graffiti that I am amazed that you have not already collapsed in ruin."
- Comitium, the meeting place of the city council
- Building of Eumachia named after a rich and influential priestess
- Granary once used to store grain, now a space filled with artifacts found during excavations
- Macellum, the main food market of the town
- And last but not least — a public toilet
There are three entrances to the archaeological park: Porta Marina (via Villa dei Misteri), Piazza Esedra (piazza Porta Marina Inferiore), and Piazza Anfiteatro (piazza Immacolata), all of those with official ticket offices. The Temple is located in the western part of the Forum, just a few minutes walk from the main entrance.
You can get to Pompeii by public transport or by car. The easiest option is to take the Circumvesuviana train from Naples or Sorrento (about 30 min, tickets should be bought at the station). Get off at Pompei Villa dei Misteri station, which is right in front of the Porta Marina entrance.
Other options are the Circumvesuviana from Naples to Poggiomarino (Pompei Santuario station) or FS from Naples to Salerno (Pompei station). Pompei Link is the combined train + bus service that connects the station to the site in about 15 min. If you’re traveling by bus, your options are SITA from Naples and Salerno, BusItalia Campania n. 4 from Salerno, or BusItalia Campania n. 50 express from Salerno.
If you’re driving, take the motorway A3 Naples-Salerno (exit Pompeii ovest). Free parking is available near the Anfiteatro entrance.
Tickets to the archeological site of Pompeii (plus Villa Regina at Boscoreale) cost €18. Reduced price tickets cost €3.50 and are available for EU citizens aged 18-25. Children under the age of 18 and persons with disabilities go free.
Admission is free on the first Sunday of the month. Free ticket reservation is still required; the ticket desks close for one hour if the number of visitors exceeds 15,000 by noon.
MyPompeii card costs €35 (€8 for persons aged 25 and younger and EU citizens) + €1.50 online booking fee and is valid for one year.
Immersre yourself in the past with the tour, created by an archeologist. It is a great opportunity to explore the centuries-old streets and the most iconic locations of Pompeii like a local.