
Tour of Pompeii
A way to make students interested in Pompeii with a tour of the ancient city, to explain them about the ancient Roman life style. This tour of Pompeii is better than books about Roman history, since you walk around a Roman city with all the structures of a typical Roman colony. Really suggested for students!
About 2 hours

Tour of Herculaneum
The tour of Herculaneum is a tour through the streets of the most beautiful Roman city which was in the area of Mount Vesuvius. It’s a special place to make students see original organic material and the skeletons of the victims of the eruption of 79 AD.
About 2 hours
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Tour of the Decumani of Naples
This is a tour in the heart of the ancient Greek-Roman area of Naples. “Neapolis” was the Greek name of the old Naples, meaning “new city”. We’ll walk through the Decumani, the main Roman streets, till the agora, which was the Greek square. During this walk we’ll visit some historical churches, the Veiled Christ, a great masterpiece, to arrive to the Cathedral, the heart of the Neapolitan religious spirituality, in the end. This is a perfect tour to make students understand the highlights of the Neapolitan history.
About 3 hours

Tour of Capri
The tour of Capri is a kind of tour to let guys enjoy the wonderful island, where there are a lot of beautiful places, where it’s possible to do different excursions too, like the one to Villa Jovis for example. There are historical places like the Chartreuse of San Giacomo or Villa San Michele. The guys can spend a different day on the wonderful island in the Bay of Naples.
About 8 hours with lunch break

Tour of the Phlegraean Fields
The tour of the Phlegraean Fields is a special tour to see Roman ruins set in a volcanic area. A typical tour of the Phlegraean Fields can start from the Amphitheater and the Temple of Serapis in Pozzuoli, to end in Baia, where there are the Roman Bath and the Museum of the Phlegraean Fields. Otherwise, a nice tour is the tour of Cuma, one of the first Greek colonies in Italy, a very old enchanting town, with the famous Cave of the Sybil too.
About 8 hours with lunch break