- Average temperature: 15.9 °C | 60.5 °F
- Warmest month: August
- Coldest Month: January
- Longest Days: June to August
- Shortest Days: November
- Altitude: 1281 meters
- Maximum wind speed: 8 mph
Pompeii experiences the best and worst of nature. Summer brings much-needed light to the area, casting shadows that reveal intricate and minute details about the site. Autumn brings warm colors as leaves fall, symbolic of the city's tragic past. Winter adds more intrigue and stillness, inviting you to contemplate the history and culture of the ancient Roman city. Finally, spring comes in to breathe life into the once-buried ruins, adding vibrant wildflowers and blossoming trees to the streets.
Pompeii is an excellent place to learn about the ancient Romans. You can visit the attraction throughout the year, but spring to fall is better if you’re not used to cold weather. Winter in Pompeii can get chilly, although the temperatures hardly fall below 10°C. Accommodation, food, and travel cost is comparatively lower in winter, making it ideal for a budget trip. However, you can explore the site and city more in spring, summer, and fall as the weather is pleasant.
August is the warmest month in Pompeii, with average temperatures ranging from 24°C (75°F) to 32°C (90°F).
June sees the longest days in Pompeii.
November is the most humid month in Pompeii.
January is the coldest month in Pompeii, with average temperatures ranging from 8°C (46°F) to 13°C (55°F).
Spring and Fall are the best times to visit Pompeii. This offers you good opportunities to walk around the ruins in pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Billets d'entrée à Pompéi
Visite guidée coupe-file de Pompéi
Depuis Naples : Visite guidée de Pompéi avec visite facultative d'Herculanum ou du Vésuve
Depuis Sorrente : Visite guidée de Pompéi avec excursion au Vésuve en option