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Archaeological Site Of Herculaneum, Ercolano, Italy
Experience a two-hour guided tour through the ancient ruins of Herculaneum, accompanied by an expert archaeologist. Learn about the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius and explore its significant architectural features.
Experience the ancient remains of Herculaneum, an archaeological treasure nestled among the ashes of Vesuvius' wrath in 79 AD. Embark on a 2-hour guided tour led by an expert archaeologist, immersing yourself in the intimate world of Roman life through its meticulously preserved artifacts such as woodwork, frescoes, and mosaics. Unlike Pompeii, which was buried under just four or five meters of ash, Herculaneum's burial was more dramatic—a massive mudslide up to twenty meters deep that sealed off the city entirely. This unique preservation offers a rare glimpse into daily life during the Roman era. Highlights of this captivating tour include the bustling Forum, opulent House of the Black Saloon, and the striking House of the Wooden Partition, each showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and architectural elegance. Don't miss the charming Bakery and Terrace of Marcus Nonius Balbus, set against the backdrop of the stunning natural setting. Perhaps most intriguingly, discover the eerie discovery made here: numerous skeletal remains from the victims who perished in the cataclysmic event. This private tour promises an unforgettable journey through time, revealing layers of history beneath the modern-day landscape.
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Highlights | Embark on a guided exploration of the ancient ruins of Herculaneum. Delve into the events that transpired within the town during its eruption from Mount Vesuvius. Acquire insights regarding the remarkable preservation of the site due to the accumulation of volcanic ash and sediment. |
Includes | Licensed Archeologist Guide: Skip-the-Line Admission: Transportation |
Not suitable for | Persons who require mobility assistance due to physical limitations resulting from injuries or disabilities. |
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Duration 2 hours
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The languages mentioned are Italian, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, and English.
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Archaeological Site Of Herculaneum, Ercolano, Italy
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1.43 mi
1.74 mi
1.55 mi
3.48 mi
3.48 mi
3.17 mi
4.16 mi
4.6 mi
5.03 mi
5.72 mi
Participants will experience a 2-hour guided tour through the ancient ruins of Herculaneum, including visits to key sites such as the bustling Forum, opulent House of the Black Saloon, and the striking House of the Wooden Partition. They will also have the opportunity to explore the charming Bakery and Terrace of Marcus Nonius Balbus.
Unlike Pompeii, which was buried under just four or five meters of ash, Herculaneum's burial was more dramatic—a massive mudslide up to twenty meters deep that sealed off the city entirely. This unique preservation offers a rare glimpse into daily life during the Roman era. Participants will have the chance to see these preserved artifacts firsthand, such as woodwork, frescoes, and mosaics.
Participants will learn about the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius and explore the significant architectural features of Herculaneum. They will gain insight into the everyday lives of Romans through the preserved artifacts and learn about the unique preservation of Herculaneum compared to Pompeii.
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