article_snippet: Italy has reopened one of the most famous ruins of Pompeii, following threats the historic site might lose Italy UNESCO World Heritage site listing and millions in EU funding unless Italy is restored.
article_snippet: The Villa dei Misteri (Villa of Mysteries), an estate on the outskirts of Pompeii's city centre that features some of the best-preserved frescoes of the historic site, is now open to the public after one of many restoration projects ordered by EU.
article_snippet: Like new: The Villa dei Misteri(The Villa of Mysteries) in Pompeii has been restored and reopened .
article_snippet: Years of neglect has meant that Italy faced losing Pompeii's World Heritage status, along with funding, and the Italian government was issued with a deadline by EU to spend £78 million by 2016 for restoration projects .
article_snippet: : The Villa dei Misteri features some of the best-preserved frescoes in the remains of Pompeii and is classed as a Unesco World Heritage Site .
article_snippet: right, flanked by Massimo Osanna, Superintendent for the Archaeological Heritage of the city, unveils the newly restored Villa dei Misteri on Friday .
article_snippet: The restoration of the newly restored Villa dei Misteri (pictured) is one of three completed restoration projects in the city .
article_snippet: Italy unveiled the restored crown jewel of the ancient city of Pompeii, the Villa of Mysteries, on Friday, showing off a rare success story as it races to shore up the site that has been marred by mismanagement .
highlights_snippet: The Villa dei Misteri(Villa of Mysteries) in Pompeii reopened .
  