But when you set foot in Italy, you will always miss this most Italian style of the ancient town, it stands there quietly, perhaps not Milan fashion, Venice romance, but its unique taste is the fundamental attraction of countless travelers.

After being destroyed overnight by a volcano... Frozen Pompeii

As a child, I loved to see the mysteries of the world, so I was full of curiosity about such ruins. In the summer of 20 years, I finally saw the city destroyed by the volcano overnight.

Looking at Vesuvius in the distance, it is hard to imagine how powerful it was when it erupted, so that people here could not even escape and be covered under the ash.

Scientists later restored the humans who did not have time to escape by indoctrinating them with plaster. From the excavation site, it can be inferred how sudden the eruption was. Half-cooked bread, Suckling pigs ready for the fire, copper coins on the table, and rolls of paper were frozen in place.

There are women with children in their arms, people holding jewels in their hands while being crushed under a pile of rocks, people reaching for an object, people sitting in a room together, and people trying to protect their faces from hot steam and poisonous gases with their hands covering their faces. The people of Pompeii froze in various forms.

There are three entrances to Pompeii: the Porta Marina (via Villa dei Misteri)
Piazza Esedra (piazza Porta Marina Inferiore)
Piazza Anfiteatro (piazza Immacolata)

Getting to Pompeii If you use public transport to Pompeii, the most economical and convenient is to take the Circumvesuviana train at Napoli Garibaldi station, which takes nearly 40 minutes.

Look for Circumvesuviana on the road signs inside the Naples train station and follow them to the special ticket office to buy tickets for Pompei Scavi.

Opening hours: November to March, 09:00~17:00; April to October, 09:00~19:30
Admission: €15, Chinese guide €8

Naples hidden attractions Museum of Zoology, less than 3 euros

As long as 2.5 euros, you can visit the animal herbarium, beautiful ah! The Zoological Museum of the University of Frederick II, which is hidden in the city, was built in 1813 by the then king, and there are branches of minerals, archaeology, Musical Instruments, paleontology, and some are connected together.

The collection here is not comprehensive, but it is rich enough. For the first time, I intuitively felt the size of hornbill, owl, Siberian tiger and Tridacna, as well as the origin of the baby's name (born like a baby) and biodiversity. Huge whale, elephant skeleton, different colors of coral, really reluctant to go ah, or be reminded by the staff to separate. In conversations with the museum's ticket sellers, custodians and visitors, their pride was palpable.

When the sun shines through the glass, lighting up the window covered with shellfish and coral, lighting up the glass bottles soaked in Marine animals, and letting the huge shellfish around the circle, this quiet and almost exclusive Dundar romantic atmosphere is stronger than the Valentine's Day atmosphere on the street covered with red hearts and flowers, and cuddling on the seaside reef.

It is worth mentioning that the National Archaeological Museum of Naples 22 euros, here 2.5 euros, is a very good supplement. Beneath the former are several Egyptian mummies and mummies (one large and two small) and quite a few remains, while the latter contain Peruvian mummies.