Pompeii, a walking tour in the city frozen in time

Pompeii is the most important archaeological site in the world. An entire city completely preserved as it was in AD 79 when a tremendous eruption of the volcano Mt. Vesuvius buried it under a 25 feet deep layer of ash and lapilli. Pompeii is different from all the other archaeological sites you can visit. In Rome, in Greece, in Egypt, in Central America and in other amazing places all around the world you can find evidence of ancient civilizations, however, nowhere but Pompeii you can walk so ancient streets full of traces of life. You can enter the houses where people lived, the temples where they prayed, the places where they went for entertainment. You can see the tracks of their carts on the surface of streets, the piping of the public running water supply, the "petrified" bodies of the victims of the eruption. There is no dead city in the world pulsating so much life. After your tour in Pompeii, all the archaeological tours you'll do all around the world will not be the same.