Via di Villa Ruffo, 5

Via di Villa Ruffo, 5 is a departure point in Rome from which guided day excursions set out towards the Campania coast and the ancient sites south of the city. The address sits in the northern reaches of Rome, serving as a practical assembly point for travellers heading to destinations that lie well beyond the city limits.

From this location, visitors can join organised day trips that combine entry to the archaeological site of Pompeii with time in Sorrento, the clifftop town overlooking the Bay of Naples. Pompeii, buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD and excavated over several centuries, remains one of the most significant Roman sites in the world. Sorrento offers views across to Vesuvius and the Amalfi peninsula. The journey from Rome to this part of Campania covers roughly 250 kilometres, making a guided excursion a straightforward way to reach both places in a single day.