Herculaneum Tickets

• Jump the lines and explore Herculaneum's villas, frescoes, public baths, and more preserved in near-perfect conditions.

• Spend as much time as you want uncovering different living spaces, like the opulent House of the Bronze Hermes and the artisanal House of the Cloth.

• Select an audio guide available in five languages to learn more about this once-bustling fishing colony at the foothills of Mount Vesuvius.

• Uncover hidden secrets at ancient Roman ruins under the guidance of an expert archaeologist who reveals fascinating details.

• Bypass the ticket lines and join a small group of up to 20 people to explore the remnants of bustling marketplaces and squares in Herculaneum.

• Tailor your experience with rich insights available in five languages, ensuring an immersive and personalized and journey.

• Bypass the lines and immerse yourself in the UNESCO-listed ruins at your own pace, accompanied by captivating commentary.

• Relive the every day activities at ancient bakeries and public baths with your official audio guide to Herculaneum, a town kept intact by volcanic eruption.

• Effortlessly explore the city’s key landmarks with expert tips and insights available in Italian, English, French, Spanish, and German.

• Set off on comfortable round-trip transport from either Naples or Pompeii, and skip the ticket lines at three sites with a connected history.

• Explore the public squares, street food stalls, and villas at the UNESCO-listed ancient cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, buried under Vesuvian ash.

• The volcanic Mount Vesuvius, resting between the two, is your next destination. Scale the tuff slopes, wander through vineyards, and peer into craters.

• Round-trip transfers from Naples and skip-the-line access ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit to these iconic historical sites.
• Feel the excitement of hiking up the Vesuvian crater with a volcanological guide and take in breathtaking panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples.
• Uncover the wonders of Roman history at Herculaneum, where you’ll find exquisitely preserved relics and ancient scrolls at the Villa dei Papyri.
• Or, explore Pompeii, a city once bustling with everything from public baths to markets and even brothels, a vivid snapshot of ancient life.
• Did you know? Volcanic soil can be highly fertile! Fruits and vegetables – from pears to broccoli, are grown on the slopes of Vesuvius.

- Depart from Naples in a comfortable AC van, bypass the ticket lines, and uncover the hidden treasures of Herculaneum with an expert guide by your side.

- Wander through the town’s preserved villas and central baths, frozen in time beneath layers of ash and pumice from Mount Vesuvius.

- Relax with swift 20-minute transfers from the city center, skip the queues, and enjoy captivating insights for a smooth and enriching half-day adventure.

• Enjoy an exclusive experience with your chosen crew, and gain clarity on the excavations and history of this ancient city.

• Herculaneum is filled with the artifacts and architecture of a bygone era. Examine the tiny details with your archaeologist guide.

• Embark on the tour solo or share the personalized experience with up to nine companions of your choice.

• Take in panoramas of the Naples Gulf on a scenic train ride before turning the hidden corners of Herculaneum on a captivating tour.

• Skip past queues and follow an expert guide around the marketplaces, boathouse, and temple structures of this UNESCO-listed site.

• Express round-trip transfers from Sorrento ensure a peaceful day trip, perfect for those vacationing on the Sorrentine Peninsula.

• With skip-the-line entry, discover Herculaneum, an ancient Roman town preserved even better than Pompeii after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.

• Swing by The House of Neptune and Amphitrite, a grand villa named after its stunning fresco depicting the sea god Neptune and his wife Amphitrite.

• See a vast array of artifacts from ancient Rome, such as the Papyri Collection, erotic art, and Greek frescoes at the Naples National Archaeological Museum.

• Admire the renowned Farnese Collection, featuring sculptures such as the Farnese Bull and the Farnese Hercules.

• Fun fact: Like Pompeii, Herculaneum was buried under volcanic ash and pumice during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD.