• Parco Acheologico di Ercolano - We will visit the most prominent private houses, such as the House of the Deer, the House of the Wooden Partition, the House of Neptune and Amphitrite and the House of the Bicentenary. We will also see some of the typical Roman shops and obviously, the public baths and the main street along with the most significant public buildings of the city. And of course we won’t miss the ancient beach with the skeletons of the people taking shelter in some of the buildings on the seafront and the wooden boat - still perfectly preserved - found on the beach itself.

• Licensed tour guide by Regione Campania

• Admission ticket

In 79 A.D., the eruption of Mount Vesuvius entombed more than just Pompeii. A stone’s throw away on the coastline, was another city - Herculaneum. This urban area, akin to Pompeii, was simultaneously destroyed and conserved by the catastrophe. Herculaneum was concealed beneath an actual mountain of searing ashes, with the remains of the antique city submerged under 80 feet of volcanic debris.

Fast forward nearly two millennia, the allure of Herculaneum endures. This locale served as a residential precinct for the high-ranking class, despite being smaller, it was wealthier than Pompeii. The past prosperity of Herculaneum is still apparent in the unique design and ornate adornments of the residences.

There’s a disparity between Herculaneum and Pompeii in terms of preservation. Both cities perished in the same eruption, however, the impact varied on each.

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