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Combo (Save 7%): Pompeii + Herculaneum Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 7%): Pompeii + Herculaneum Tickets
Start: 2026-09-07T13:00:00
End: 2026-09-07T19:00:00
Location: Naples

4.3/5(14,122)

Michael M

Solo

Verified booking

4 days ago

Seamless booking. Infact because I booked and was organized with you guys I was first in line to enter the gate. Everyone else bought tickets on the spot and wasted an hour

Rachel H

Group

Verified booking

4 days ago

Easy to use QR tix Audio was tricky to use at first as was difficult to find each srea in order of when you arruved but once allocated was very beneficial

Branislav S

Solo

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

Great experience, entry in site without waiting and got full experience of Herculaneum. Herculaneum is so beautifull place, The villas in Herculaneum are very well preserved and give us an excellent picture of the life of the ancient rich inhabitants of the Roman Empire. Herculaneum is much smaller than Pompeii, which was a trading city, while Herculaneum was a resting place for the rich. I like it a lot because it is smaller than Pompeii and it seems to me that there are many more original Roman paintings on the walls of the houses, as well as original prayer altars in the villas of the rich. All in all, I recommend that visitors, in addition to Pompeii, also visit Herculaneum in order to get a complete picture of the life of both ordinary people and the rich inhabitants of ancient Rome. My visit to Herculaneum is a great life experience that I will never forget and I can freely recommend it to anyone who is nearby. Entering and staying in the locality of Herculaneum is very easy, fast and pleasant!

Domenico B

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

I visited the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, and I have to say it was an indescribable experience. I didn’t expect such a vast and well-preserved city; it really feels like stepping back in time 2,000 years. Walking through the original streets, entering the houses, the baths, and the Forum is something that leaves you speechless. You can sense the daily life of the Romans in every detail, from the frescoes and mosaics to the inscriptions on the walls. The site is enormous, so I recommend wearing comfortable shoes and setting aside at least 4–5 hours. I found everything very well organized, with clear maps and extremely kind and helpful staff. The most moving moment was seeing the casts of the victims and the Amphitheater. It’s an experience I recommend to everyone—Italians and foreigners alike—at least once in a lifetime. A heritage site unlike any other in the world. I’ll definitely be back to see the newly reopened domus!

Mortier V

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

We were able to enter the site quickly without having to wait in line, even though we arrived half an hour early. The site is very large, and we walked around for 5 hours. In some places, we had breathtaking views of Mount Vesuvius, and we were able to admire the beautiful frescoes still visible on some of the walls. The museum is also interesting because it displays artifacts and statues discovered on the site. We saved it for last; it isn’t very big, and you can see it all in half an hour.

Nedelec Y

Family

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

All right. Just so you know, the digital guide is actually a PDF you can download. There’s a QR code on site to connect to Wi-Fi. Geolocation helps you find your way around, and at certain points, there’s text to read. As for Herculaneum, it’s smaller than Pompeii—which we also visited—but it’s worth seeing because it’s very well preserved.

Contrast the vast scale of Pompeii with the intimate, finely preserved details of Herculaneum, all with one simple, fast-track entry combo ticket.

Breeze past the queues at Herculaneum and wander through well-preserved streets, frescoed villas, ancient bathhouses, and the impressive House of the Deer.

Enter Pompeii at a reserved time to avoid long waiting lines, and explore the Forum, amphitheatre, ancient baths, the House of the Faun, and the moving plaster casts of victims.

Enjoy complete flexibility at both sites, giving you more time to truly absorb the stories, atmosphere, and everyday life preserved within.

Skip-the-line entry to Pompeii

Timed entry to Herculaneum

Transfers between sites

Guide

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Michele B
Family
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
An unforgettable experience for both us and our son. The heat was tempered by a gentle breeze and the fountains lining Via dell'Abbondanza. One visit isn't enough—we'll gladly return!
Breitenmoser P
Group
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Back in Pompeii after 42 years. A lot has changed. The ruins have been restored and continue to be restored. On that very hot summer day, we were able to relax at the rooftop restaurant.
Branislav S
Solo
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Great experience, entry in site without waiting and got full experience of Herculaneum. Herculaneum is so beautifull place, The villas in Herculaneum are very well preserved and give us an excellent picture of the life of the ancient rich inhabitants of the Roman Empire. Herculaneum is much smaller than Pompeii, which was a trading city, while Herculaneum was a resting place for the rich. I like it a lot because it is smaller than Pompeii and it seems to me that there are many more original Roman paintings on the walls of the houses, as well as original prayer altars in the villas of the rich. All in all, I recommend that visitors, in addition to Pompeii, also visit Herculaneum in order to get a complete picture of the life of both ordinary people and the rich inhabitants of ancient Rome. My visit to Herculaneum is a great life experience that I will never forget and I can freely recommend it to anyone who is nearby. Entering and staying in the locality of Herculaneum is very easy, fast and pleasant!
Domenico B
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
I visited the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, and I have to say it was an indescribable experience. I didn’t expect such a vast and well-preserved city; it really feels like stepping back in time 2,000 years. Walking through the original streets, entering the houses, the baths, and the Forum is something that leaves you speechless. You can sense the daily life of the Romans in every detail, from the frescoes and mosaics to the inscriptions on the walls. The site is enormous, so I recommend wearing comfortable shoes and setting aside at least 4–5 hours. I found everything very well organized, with clear maps and extremely kind and helpful staff. The most moving moment was seeing the casts of the victims and the Amphitheater. It’s an experience I recommend to everyone—Italians and foreigners alike—at least once in a lifetime. A heritage site unlike any other in the world. I’ll definitely be back to see the newly reopened domus!
Mortier V
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
We were able to enter the site quickly without having to wait in line, even though we arrived half an hour early. The site is very large, and we walked around for 5 hours. In some places, we had breathtaking views of Mount Vesuvius, and we were able to admire the beautiful frescoes still visible on some of the walls. The museum is also interesting because it displays artifacts and statues discovered on the site. We saved it for last; it isn’t very big, and you can see it all in half an hour.

Explore both Herculaneum and Pompeii with priority entry. Get a double dose of history in one convenient combo.

Getting started

Begin your journey at either Herculaneum or Pompeii. Show your ticket at the main entrance, breeze past the ticket lines, and proceed through a quick security check to start exploring at your own pace.

What to expect

Herculaneum

Step into a remarkably preserved ancient town dating back to the 6th century BC, known for its intact upper floors and quieter atmosphere compared to Pompeii. This UNESCO site offers a rare glimpse into daily life of the coastal community.

Features:

Residential houses with upper floors: Discover rare examples of Roman homes where upper stories remain, providing insight into ancient architecture.

Basilica and marble bath houses: Visit the town’s basilica and elaborate bath complexes, showcasing the community’s social and cultural life.

Large spa complex and public squares: Wander through expansive public spaces and spa facilities that highlight the town’s advanced infrastructure.

Pompeii

Wander the vast archaeological park of Pompeii, an ancient Roman city frozen in time by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, revealing a remarkably vivid snapshot of Roman urban life.

Features:

The Forum: Stand in the heart of Pompeii’s civic life, surrounded by temples and basilicas that once hosted bustling markets and political gatherings.

The Amphitheater: Explore one of the oldest surviving Roman amphitheaters, famous for its gladiator games and impressive scale.

Public baths and villas: Admire intricate mosaics, frescoes, and artifacts in the city’s bathhouses and elegant homes, revealing the artistry and daily routines of ancient Romans.

What to bring

Carry a valid photo ID, especially important for Pompeii ticket checks.

Wear comfortable walking shoes, as paths at both sites can be uneven.

Pack water, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), as most areas are exposed.

The sites remain open in all weather, so consider bringing a light rain jacket or umbrella.

What’s not allowed

Large backpacks, suitcases, and bulky luggage cannot be taken into either site.

Note that Herculaneum does not offer storage, while Pompeii has a cloakroom at the Superiore entrance.

No pets are permitted, except registered service/guide animals.

Smoking, alcohol, and prohibited substances are not allowed anywhere on-site.

Flash, tripods, and professional filming equipment may be limited in certain areas.

Accessibility

Terrain at both sites can be difficult and uneven, with partial accessibility for wheelchair users.

Those with reduced mobility may find some sections challenging.

Herculaneum includes some ramp-accessible areas, though not the entire site.

Accessible restrooms are available at both Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Additional information

Herculaneum

Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times.

Certain paths or areas may temporarily close due to ongoing conservation work.

Opening hours:

15 Oct to 15 March: 8:30am to 5pm (last entry 3:30pm)

16 March to 14 Oct: 8:30am to 7:30pm (last entry 6pm)

Free admission on the first Sunday of each month and select public holidays.

Discounted tickets are available for eligible visitors with valid documentation.

Pompeii

Make sure the names on your booking match your ID to avoid issues at entry.

Entry is free for visitors with disabilities and one accompanying person (processed on-site).

Children under 18 can enter free with a valid ID.

Reduced pricing is available for EU residents aged 18–24 and for non-EU residents who hold Italian residence permits.

Free entry is also offered on the first Sunday of each month.

Your ticket will be emailed to you shortly.

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

If you have purchased reduced price tickets please show your valid photo ID proof for verification. Students must show their valid Student IDs.

Ticket redemption points

Herculaneum

Redeem your ticket at Corso Resina.

Address: 187, 80056 Ercolano NA.

Get directions to the redemption point

Pompeii Entrance Tickets

Please check your final ticket for the redemption point details and specific instructions.