(ANSA) - ROME, JUNE 11 - "On July 16 the Rome-Pompeii train starts, built with the State Railways: it will take visitors directly to the station but also to the excavations of Pompeii. Inside you can also see a video that introduces the history of Pompeii and the great excavations begun with the Bourbons and you can buy the ticket to access the excavations ". This was announced by the Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, guest of Bruno Vespa at the Forum in Masseria.
Sangiuliano also explained that "from July 1 you pay the ticket for the entrance to the Pantheon, which is the most visited museum site in Italy". "With the proceeds of the tickets we will be able to feed some soup kitchens and to face renovation and regeneration works of the monument, also setting up the rear part as a museum", said the minister, claiming his commitment to touch up, more generally, museum tickets: "There is an ethical reason: one thing, if it is worth, must be paid". (ANSA).
Sangiuliano, on July 16 leaves direct train Rome-Pompeii
2023-06-11T11:02:50.607Z
Highlights: On July 16, the Rome-Pompeii train starts, built with the State Railways. Inside you can also see a video that introduces the history of Pompeii and the great excavations begun with the Bourbons. This was announced by the Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, guest of Bruno Vespa at the Forum in Masseria. From July 1 you pay the ticket for the entrance to the Pantheon, which is the most visited museum site in Italy.
"On July 16, the Rome-Pompeii train starts, built with the State Railways: it will take visitors directly to the station but also to the excavations of Pompeii. (ANSA)