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Private donor funds €1.4m restoration of Pompeii's grandest house

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A private sponsor has financed a €1.4 million restoration of the House of Marcus Fabius Rufus in Pompeii. Part of the property is expected to be open to guided tour groups by Christmas. The project concentrates on restoring the house's frescoes and making the site easier for visitors to reach. The building has deteriorated substantially since it was closed in 1980 following a volcanic eruption. The work aims to repair that damage and improve the visitor experience.

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