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Combo: Herculaneum + Pompeii Tickets

Aerial view of Herculaneum ruins in Naples, Italy, showcasing ancient Roman architecture.
House court inside Herculaneum
Woman walking on cobbled streets in ancient Pompeii, Italy.
Inside view of Herculaneum

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Grab this combo ticket that includes access to Pompeii and Herculaneum. Save money as you learn about history and archaeology at these UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Italy.

    • Appreciate the beauty of the archaeological sites that once were Pompeii and Herculaneum, grand cities in Italy’s Campania region.

    • The preserved UNESCO World Heritage Site features excavated ruins of streets and houses that visitors can freely explore.

    • Discover stunning frescoes in gorgeous villas and communal spaces. Understand the civilization, architecture, and society of these cities.

    • Learn of the town’s heartbreaking history as you see remains that are almost perfectly preserved by volcanic ash.

    • This ticket includes skip-the-line access to Herculaneum allowing you to bypass the long tourist lines.

  • Herculaneum

    • Skip-the-line entry to Herculaneum

    Pompeii

    • Entry to Pompeii
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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    Guests from France, Spain, United Kingdom and over 78 countries have loved this experience

    Sylvia Betsch

    Sylvia

    Jun, 2025Verified booking

    4/5
    The booking went really well, there was no overpriced surcharge. It would have been nice if I had also received a map when I showed my ticket. I didn't see it anywhere myself, but another visitor had one. The excavation site is similar to Pompeii - only smaller and generally less grandiose. The construction and layout of the houses is similar. Easy to traverse in 3 hours. Even on your own, if you want to get a taste of the atmosphere and understand the display boards with explanations in English. If you want more information, you should book a guide.
    Brayden Curry

    Brayden

    Jun, 2025Verified booking

    4/5
    Pompeii was very beautiful, and I'm glad we got to experience it. Still had to wait in a bit of a line, however much shorter than the actual ticket line. It was busy, but there were some points where there was no one else near us. It made for good photo opportunities.
    Jesper Danvad

    Jesper

    Jun, 2025Verified booking

    5/5
    Go there. Fantastic. Bring water and walk slowly. Consider the official audio guide. Or use AI (like fx ChatGPT) for very precise guidance. Very hot June to August.
    Mirco Bura

    Mirco

    Jun, 2025Verified booking

    5/5
    I purchased tickets long before my chosen day to go to Pompeii. The day I arrived I found out that admission was free as it was the first Sunday of the month. Or at any rate it was June 2. I contacted the site explaining the incident and within a few days they refunded me the full amount. I was very pleased. Congratulations. I will reuse this application as soon as I can.
    Paul Durman

    Paul

    Jun, 2025Verified booking

    5/5
    Obviously it's good to save a bit by buying dual tickets. That said it seems a bit daft that at Pompeii you have to queue to change from a digital ticket to a paper one to get in. Surely this needs updating to save everyone time and money.
  • See how Mother Earth shapes history

    Mt. Vesuvius forms an imposing backdrop as a reminder that both towns were buried under meters of ash and pumice after its tragic eruption in 79 A.D. There were two main stages in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. In the first phase, an enormous column of volcanic ash, gas, and rock shot high into the air and then began to cascade down the sky. It is theorized that because the wind was blowing in the south-eastern direction, this rain of pumice rocks fell over the town of Pompeii, injuring citizens and trapping them in collapsing buildings. Herculaneum survived this phase, potentially allowing many residents to escape before the more destructive second stage of eruption.

    The second stage consisted of pyroclastic flows, fast-flowing rivers of gas and ash that cascade down the side of the volcano with intense speed and ferocity. These flows buried Pompeii under 4-6m of ash and covered Herculaneum in roughly 25m of ash. Despite this, archaeologists have excavated and preserved several everyday objects that will give you a glimpse into the life of ancient Romans; from amphitheaters, public baths, and other sites.

    Pompeii

    Villa of the Mysteries has stunning frescoes with a complex diversity of back stories! The space was essentially a grand farmhouse with its own grape press. In 1909, a fresco that stretches over 17 metres long was discovered in one of its rooms. House of the Faun is named after the small statue in front of it. In the atrium, there is a mosaic to be found containing the word ‘welcome’. Another famous mosaic was also in this house - depicting the fight between Alexander the Great and Darius III of Persia in the Battle of Issus in 333BC. Many of the sculptures found in the house are now stored at the National Archaeological Museum for preservation.

    Herculaneum

    Villa of Papyri with 1800 cylinders filled with papyrus that had been coiled up for centuries. Most writings discovered here were found to be of 1st century philosopher Philodemus. The House of Neptune and Amphitrite is a small, but richly decorated home in Herculaneum, featuring a mosaic that represents the sea-god Neptune and his wife. It is unique because it connects to an adjoining shop - one of the best preserved in all of Herculaneum and Pompeii. So far we know the shop sold wine, and jars of chickpeas and beans.

  • Pompeii

    Monday09:00am - 07:00pmlast entry 05:30pm
    Tuesday09:00am - 07:00pmlast entry 05:30pm
    Wednesday09:00am - 07:00pmlast entry 05:30pm
    Thursday09:00am - 07:00pmlast entry 05:30pm
    Friday09:00am - 07:00pmlast entry 05:30pm
    Saturday09:00am - 07:00pmlast entry 05:30pm
    Sunday09:00am - 07:00pmlast entry 05:30pm

    Herculaneum

    Monday08:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:00pm
    Tuesday08:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:00pm
    Wednesday08:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:00pm
    Thursday08:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:00pm
    Friday08:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:00pm
    Saturday08:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:00pm
    Sunday08:30am - 07:30pmlast entry 06:00pm
    • Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

    • Please show your ticket voucher along with a valid photo ID to redeem your mobile ticket for a paper ticket.

    Ticket Redemption Points.

    • Herculaneum

    • Redeem your ticket at Corso Resina.

    • Address: 187, 80056 Ercolano NA.

    Get Directions to the Ticket Redemption Point

    • Pompeii

    • Please check your final voucher for the meeting point details and specific instructions.

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