THREE-HOUR PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR OF POMPEII FOR DISABLED WITH AN ARCHAEOLOGIST

One of the most famous archaeological sites in the world, Pompeii ruins, was until recently inaccessible to wheelchair visitors. The guided tour was difficult because of  the cobblestones of the Roman ways where the wheels of the wheelchair got stuck into making it difficult to enjoy the ancient monuments.

Furthermore, not all artifacts and houses were accessible due to the lack of accessible equipment (ramps) to reach their interior. Finally, thanks to the realization of the path called "Pompei for Everyone", created within the so called "Grande Progetto Pompei", this well-known  archaeological site has become one of those few places where everyone – visitors on wheelchair included - can enter and move without architectural barriers.

Tourists with motor disabilities will be able to travel comfortably along a three kilometer path that begins at "Porta Anfiteatro", walking along Via dell'Abbondanza, with access to the most interesting “domus” (houses) and the most significant buildings in the area between the Forum and the Amphitheater. An extraordinary goal achieved after years of battles that led to the construction of many disabled ramps on sidewalks and uncovered areas.

This is a private Tour and it will last 3 hours. You’ll meet our professional English-speaking REAL Archaeologist by a pre-arranged meeting point by Pompeii Amphitheater entrance, that’s where the accessible path begins. Of course, this tour can be customized to your needs and requests. Thanks to the knowledge of the scholar we have chosen to lead this tour, You'll experience Pompeii without barriers and without losing any important details.  “Skip the line” service included in the ruins, so you will not waste time in line to buy entrance tickets. (Entrance tickets are NOT included).

WHY A REAL ARCHAEOLOGIST AS YOUR PRIVATE GUIDE TO POMPEII?

With this move, the beautiful Roman city has opened its doors to people with disabilities who love art and history. Pompeii, in fact, is an open-air museum and walking along  those streets is an unparalleled emotion that it would be a shame to deny to all these special tourists. This is why we decided to celebrate this important milestone by organizing an entirely new tour of the ancient Roman city using the new accessible path for the disabled that will be led by an exceptional guide: a real expert, a professional English-speaking Archaeologist. 

So not only today you will have the opportunity, as never before, to visit this wonder of the past but you will do it in the company of the most qualified person. Thanks to the experience in the field and the knowledge gained after years of archaeological studies and digs (and in particular of Campania archeology), the archaeologist we put at your disposal will certainly be the added value of your experience in Pompeii.