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The Pompeii Bell Tower is located next to the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, within walking distance from the train station. The 80-meter-high clock tower is the tallest building in Pompeii, so it can be said to be a landmark of Pompeii. From Pompeii's national railway station, standing in front of the train station, you can see the bell tower of St. Dominic's Church on the other side of the street. In front of the church and bell tower is a small square with fountains and seats. It is a good place for local residents of Pompeii to relax.

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Get off the train at Pompeii Station, and come here from Naples to Pompeii, unintentionally inserting willows into the ancient city. I originally planned to enter by another door, but I didn’t expect to take the car but I visited the Pompeii St. Rosary Church. The bell tower next to it is also very good. Features, and outdoor sculptures with a cross on top!

Pompeii is an ancient city with a long history in the Campania region in the southwestern corner of the Apennine Peninsula. It has been designated by UNESCO as a world cultural and natural heritage. Tourists call it a "natural history museum", which attracts tens of thousands every day Planned tourists from all over the world come here to visit. Shuttle through the streets and alleys of the ruins of the ancient city, into half-destroyed houses, villas, trading markets, shops, bakeries, hot spring baths, warehouses, theaters, Colosseum, and sports grounds. Pompeii is located in southern Italy, with plenty of sunshine throughout the year, with a warm climate, without severe cold in winter and intense heat in summer. The climate is refreshing in spring and autumn, which is the best time to visit Pompeii. The ancient city of Pompeii is very rich in attractions. In this volcanic ash-covered city, the streets and houses are completely preserved the moment the volcano erupted. Walk into the ancient city of Pompeii, the former houses, markets, baths, and the most iconic places in Pompeii. The once prosperous city will be displayed before your eyes!

Coming out of Pompeii's National Railway Station, it is directly opposite Via Sacra, which is the main street in Pompeii. Standing in front of the train station, you can see the bell tower of St. Rosary Church at the end of the street. In front of the church and bell tower is a small square with fountains and seats. It is a good place for local residents of Pompeii to relax. If you have time, you can go up and visit the bell tower, just overlooking the ancient city of Pompeii not far away.