MAR Positano Villa Romana

MAR Positano Villa Romana is a fascinating archaeological museum showcasing the remains of a 1st century AD Roman villa destroyed during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79.

It delights with a richly decorated dining room with frescoes and mosaics that have survived 2,000 years. The exhibition includes ancient ceramics, everyday objects and an impressive collection of sculptures.

Part of the exhibition is dedicated to the maritime history of the region, displaying artifacts related to shipping and maritime trade. The museum also offers interactive educational experiences that will interest history buffs and families with children alike.