The Pompeii exhibition at the National Museum of Australia uses immersive audiovisual elements alongside artefacts to show ...

Academics and armchair archaeologists still can't agree on the date when Pompeii was destroyed in a shower of volcanic ...

The volcanic eruption that destroyed Pompeii almost 2000 years ago is the subject of a major immersive exhibition at the ...

A new exhibition brings the city of Pompeii to life, with captivating soundscapes, and digital projections with over 90 ...

More than 90 artefacts from the lost city of Pompeii are set to go on show in Canberra as part of a new blockbuster ...

Felt the call of Ancient Egypt all around you this year? You wouldn’t have been the only one. While Australians have long ...

In recent times areas around Naples have seen a flurry of activities as government agencies conduct drills to make citizens ...

Latest international blockbuster at National Museum of Australia takes visitors on a journey to famous ancient city with incredible large-scale ...

In an effort to prevent overcrowding and protect the city’s ruins, the Pompeii Archaeological Park announced that it will allow no more than 20,000 tourists to enter the site each day.

Hold that thought as we turn to Pompeii. The ancient Roman city was buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius ... at a time when we have a zillion “facts” at our fingertips, summoned instantly ...

Jason Simmons, Executive Vice President at World Heritage Exhibitions, said the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii is one of the great tragedies of history and still intrigues ...