A large courtyard was available for games.
There were lockers for your belongings
Victims of the eruption are on display here. 
A large courtyard was available for games.
There were lockers for your belongings
Victims of the eruption are on display here. 

There is a sign on the door. My Italian is rusty, (or non-existent) but I believe this sign is warning you of the suggestive nature of the intereior decor. If you are offended, I would skip to the next post.

The interior was arranged in semi-private room or stalls. The upstairs was not accessible, but the guide explained that the beds were likely more comfortable since the upper levels were for the more affluent.
Since variety is the spice of life, especially in ancient Pompeii, you could shop for a particluar skill or position. Painted on the wall above each stall is a picture depicting that girl's particular technique that was available. 

Check out the detailed frescoes on the wall. It was easier to paint wood work than to really nail it up. The detail is exquisite for it's time.This was painted 2000 years ago.
This was believed to be a cistern for storing water 
Of course you would need to go to the bathroom. Check out the old plumbing!
This is the mosaic depicting the battle between Alaexander and Darius. It is hard to see, but the detail is amazing.

These are just some household furnishings. I would imagine they didn't move stuff around too often.
This individual was found laying in a bed.
These are more victims that were not able to be recovered using the plaster cast method.