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Pompeii Reserved Entrance Admission in Naples
4.2 / 5
28 reviews
1K+ booked
Open today: 09:00-17:00Last entry at 15:30
Suggested duration2-4 hour(s)
Pompeii (UNESCO)
Reviews
4.2 / 5
Great
28 reviews
Elysse ******
2025/05/10
Fantastic 5.0
Visiting the Pompeii Ruins was truly an amazing experience. The queue for the ticket exchange was long but once inside, it was all worth the wait. The place is full of story. It was beautiful. The place is huge.
Klook User
2024/05/03
Fantastic 5.0
The ruined city is very large to visit. And there are many cats... Definitely paradise to a cat lover!
Meng ********
2023/07/29
Fantastic 5.0
Old n crowded tram from Napoli Centrale to pompei scavi villa dei misteri. The entrance was slightly further away n u need to queue to exchange for tickets w the voucher.
The place was huge n no shelter from the hot sun.
Fadilah ****************
2023/06/24
Fantastic 5.0
Recommended 👍🏻. Just follow the simple instructions. Take a train to Pompeii and then walk to exchange your klook voucher at the ticket counter (near to the entrance). The view was amazing. Thank you klook 👍🏻👍🏻
Daphne ****
2023/07/28
Fantastic 5.0
fuss free entrance though had to exchange for a physical ticket and cannot just use QR. Nice experience but just many stones didn't really understand haha
Liu ********
2024/03/19
Fantastic 5.0
Before, I only knew that Pompeii was destroyed overnight, and I never had a deep understanding of the city's historical heritage. Seeing the skeletons of Romans thousands of years ago, I felt deeply moved by the helplessness and despair of that time.
Saya *
2024/09/23
Fantastic 5.0
There are multiple entrances to Pompeii, and you can exchange your ticket at one of the entrances next to the regular ticket entrance. The park is incredibly large, so it's more efficient to research the places you want to see in advance, or to buy a tour or audio guide.
SHO *******
2025/04/19
Fantastic 5.0
It was very large and I wasn't able to see everything, but I felt the greatness of the ancient civilization. I was impressed that there was such art technology in the 1st century. There are still many places I haven't seen yet, so I would like to visit again next time.
Guide
- Visit UNESCO-listed Pompeii and explore it with this reserved entrance admission to the archaeological site
- View the homes and structures covered by ash from Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD
- Discover the remains of artifacts, works of art, and structures submerged in a tsunami of scorching ash
- Take in the ambiance of this once-thriving city and photograph unique settings using antique fronts and crumbling temples
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Opening hours
15 Oct 2026~31 Dec 2026
Mon ~ Sun
09:00 - 17:00Last entry at 15:30
1 Jan 2027~15 Mar 2027
Mon ~ Sun
09:00 - 17:00Last entry at 15:30
16 Mar 2027~14 Oct 2027
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09:00 - 19:00Last entry at 17:30
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09:00 - 17:00Last entry at 15:30
Location
Pompeii (UNESCO)

Guidebook
- Visit UNESCO-listed Pompeii and explore it with this reserved entrance admission to the archaeological site
- View the homes and structures covered by ash from Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD
- Discover the remains of artifacts, works of art, and structures submerged in a tsunami of scorching ash
- Take in the ambiance of this once-thriving city and photograph unique settings using antique fronts and crumbling temples