Attention: after downloaded the APP, open it do donwload the media content!
Audio and text in 7 languages, Italian, English, Spanish, French, German, Russian a Portugues. Thanks to the GPS you can freely visit the city of Pompeii ruins in all its beauty, making you drive through the streets of over 2000 years ago. The list of points can be ordered alphabetically and by distance from your position. Do not miss a single detail, visit the immortal city in the best possible way. Pompeii, the stunning place!
Pompeii A day in the past is completely new: the Planet Pompeii APP with map, itineraries and audio guide will accompany you on your visit, making you appreciate all the ancient beauty of this unique place.
Over 60 points of interest complete with text, images, reconstructions and AUDIOGUIDE.
Given the breadth and wealth of attractions of Pompeii, the guide provides you with an indispensable tool to optimize your experience with different types of visits:
• SUGGESTED PATHS
You can choose freely between many suggested itineraries:
- From Porta Marina to the Forum
- From the Forum to the House of the Vetti
- The Theatre District
- From the Forum to the Villa of Mysteries
- From Porta Vesuvio to Porta di Nola
- Via dell'Abbondanza
- From Porta Nocera to the Amphitheatre
..and more
• PATHS IN TIME
Three paths to visit according to the time available:
- 2 hours visit
- 4 hours visit
- 3 hours visit
- Theatre district
- Eros tour
- Pompeii for everyone
• MAP
Free visit geolocalised
Also you can:
• Know The History of ancient Pompeii
• See th list of POI sorted by distance
• Have on hand all useful information related to the ruins of Pompeii
Honestly, such a bad app. Every time you exit (in case you wanna take a pic or smth) it closes your itinerary and you have to start again. You MUST follow the numerical order, it doesn’t allow you to listen to some info unless you’re there, it has connectivity issues and it glitches.
Also, the info on the audio guide is extremely plain, mostly giving technical info like measurements and number of columns (i honestly care more about use, history, curious facts? NONE of those)
I saw the app recommended on a travel blog but honestly google maps and a podcast is way better if you want to do a self guided tour.
