Italy Positano & Pompeii Tour 🤯💕

Trip to Italy Pompeii and Positano edition Positano is a very beautiful part of Italy But I think it's a little bit difficult to get to so we decided to just do a day trip from a bus tour Positano is extremely picturesque. So the first thing we decided to do was take some time to take some photos We were there on a cloudy day, but I think my pictures still came out nice. Here's a little blooper pic We also paid a visit to a nearby church. These things are usually free in most places Honestly, I don't think there's tons of things to do in Positano though For me, all I mostly did was eat pictures and souvenirs In my opinion Positano is more of a place where you relax and enjoy not somewhere you sightsee much If you're someone who likes to explore a lot, I really think Positano is not really for you You only need a few days probably We visited Pompeii after that and Pompeii is extremely fascinating These are the bodies frozen in time from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius Weren't many remains other than the people and some things like bread like these We learned a lot about the Italians and they also had an amphitheater This is actually very similar to the Colosseum They also had gladiators fighting beasts inside of the theater It's crazy what they did for sport back then We walked into a lot of homes in the old Pompeii We learned a lot about their daily lives and I can't believe all of this preserved They even have so much ruins left that they haven't unearthed yet They actually lived in many ways similar to modern day Here's an area where they serve a lot of soups kind of like a restaurant, but we also learned some primitive things about Italians, too Apparently they knew pee had ammonia so they used that to cleanse themselves Crazy, right? We even visited a brothel in ancient Pompeii Truly the world's oldest profession. They even had pictures on the walls of it. It's amazing This has been preserved all this time We found Pompeii to be extremely fascinating Thinking back. I do think Pompeii was a little bit more interesting than Pasatano, but I enjoyed them both