Since 79AD, it has become a well-preserved landmark and one that tourists can experience at their own leisure or by joining a guided tour. Located within the Neapolitan region of Italy, it’s a truly irreplaceable experience to add to your bucket list. However, the city is also home to some key Roman monuments, such as the Amphitheatre of Pompeii.

Explore some incredible restaurants in Pompeii

After a long day of sightseeing, there’s some excellent Italian cuisine awaiting just around the corner. Within walking distance from Pompeii's ruins, you’ll find the gem that is Casa Gallo. Here you’re promised highly flavourful dishes, including gnocchetti served with seafood and yellow cherry tomatoes. We particularly recommend following this up with a slice of some homemade cheesecake. 

Other popular dishes in the region include fried pizza, “sfogliatelle” (a shell-shaped pastry) and sweet struffoli (deep-fried dough balls).

Take a wine tour in Pompeii

While to some a wine tour in Pompeii may be an unexpected outing, the city was actually one of the most crucial wine centres within the Roman world. 

Therefore, why not spend a couple of hours during your day touring the Bosco de Medici Winery? We promise you won’t regret it. You can sample and swirl wines such as Lacryma Christi and Vesuvius Charmat to your heart’s content, under a picturesque patio intertwined with vine leaves.

For more Pompeii food and drink experiences, browse tabl.com today, ready for your next culinary adventure.

Pompeii is a historic city synonymous with the eruption of the legendary Mount Vesuvius.

Pompeii Food Experiences