Villa de los Misterios de Pompeya

 

Madia Renzo GiuseppeRoman History

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Inside the Villa of the Mysteries of Pompeii: the historic site has been restored, revealing splendid frescoes as the Romans saw them for the first time

Italy has reopened one of Pompeii's most famous ruins, following threats that the site could lose its place on UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites and millions of EU funding unless it came restored.

The Villa of the Mysteries, an estate on the outskirts of central Pompeii that features some of the site's best-preserved frescoes, is now open to the public after one of the many restoration projects ordered by the EU.

The historic Roman city, destroyed by a volcanic eruption in AD 79, has been accused of mismanagement and neglect, and the EU has given the Italian government until the end of 2015 to resolve its problems.

However, the restoration was carried out by talented Italian technicians, using the most modern equipment.

The result is there for all to see and the frescoes have fully recovered their original beauty.

I believe they alone are worth a visit to Pompeii.

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