Italy Archaeology Attractions

Here are the top Italy archaeology listings so you can find the best in Italy for your trip. Read these archaeology reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
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4.6 star rating
(45 reviews)
Pompei, Campania Region, Italy
Pompeii is a ruined Roman city that was buried under ash during a devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. It was then lost for nearly 1700 years after..
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4.5 star rating
(82 reviews)
Rome, Lazio Region, Italy
Forum Romanum (also known as the Roman Forum) was the centre of life for ancient Rome.
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5.0 star rating
(2 reviews)
Brescia, Lombardy Region, Italy
An excellent museum featuring artefacts from various pile dwellings found around lake Garda and lake Idro, including bronze helmets and flints. The museum is built over..
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5.0 star rating
(2 reviews)
Rome, Lazio Region, Italy
the eternal city!!!!!!!!
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4.7 star rating
(3 reviews)
Napoli, Campania Region, Italy
The Archaeological Museum is one of the best places to see the prize items from the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum. It has a special section on erotic objects found..
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5.0 star rating
(2 reviews)
Paestum, Italy
Incredibly well-preserved Greek temples in Italy!
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5.0 star rating
(2 reviews)
Torino, Piedmont Region, Italy
Gigantic museum, the biggest one outside Cairo. The first rooms are done in the modern museum style, clear and with lots of information. Than you've got a few rooms..
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4.0 star rating
(6 reviews)
Agrigento, Sicilia Region, Italy
Ancient Akragas covers a huge area — much of which is still unexcavated today — but is exemplified by the famous Valle dei Templi. This comprises a large sacred area on..
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4.2 star rating
(5 reviews)
Rome, Lazio Region, Italy
Very nice city :) I loved it!
Even if I was there many times, but only for job, was always nice.
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5.0 star rating
(1 reviews)
Ercolano, Campania Region, Italy
A thousand times better than Pompeji. Really fascinating
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