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Tue, 3 Feb 2026
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Herculaneum: Skip the line
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Visit Herculaneum - an ancient Roman town that has been overshadowed by its famous neighbor Pompeii. Herculaneum is just as interesting, better preserved, and far easier to navigate. See clothing, mosaics, and frescoes in their near-perfect Roman glory.
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Visit Herculaneum - an ancient Roman town that has been overshadowed by its famous neighbor Pompeii. Herculaneum is just as interesting, better preserved, and far easier to navigate. See clothing, mosaics, and frescoes in their near-perfect Roman glory.
Explore Herculaneum - an ancient Roman town that has, most unfairly, been overshadowed by Pompeii's fame. Herculaneum is, in fact, more interesting, better preserved and far easier to navigate. See clothing, mosaics, and frescoes in their near-perfect Roman glory.
Highlights:
- Skip the line to Naples' popular sight
- Explore the ancient Roman town - Herculaneum
- Imagine life before Vesuvius's eruption in 79 AD
- Walk among ancient villas, tavernas, and bathhouses
- See clothes and furniture kept intact after the eruption
Visit the Ancient Roman Town Herculaneum
When Vesuvius erupted, Pompeii was quickly buried in ash. Herculaneum (Ercolano in Italian), being upwind, was destroyed over 12 hours later when a 400° C blast of searing ash, pumice, rock and volcanic gas struck at over 100 km/h, essentially pausing the town in that moment.
Highlights:
- Skip the line to Naples' popular sight
- Explore the ancient Roman town - Herculaneum
- Imagine life before Vesuvius's eruption in 79 AD
- Walk among ancient villas, tavernas, and bathhouses
- See clothes and furniture kept intact after the eruption
Visit the Ancient Roman Town Herculaneum
When Vesuvius erupted, Pompeii was quickly buried in ash. Herculaneum (Ercolano in Italian), being upwind, was destroyed over 12 hours later when a 400° C blast of searing ash, pumice, rock and volcanic gas struck at over 100 km/h, essentially pausing the town in that moment.
See the old arena, as big as a city block, and The Palestra (Main Hall) which was home to a giant statue of Hercules, hence the town's name. If you explore with an audio guide (€8) you'll get a great sense of the history.
A modern-day visit to Herculaneum puts you in the shadows of Mount Vesuvius, in a town that was wealthier than Pompeii and better preserved. And that wealth is on full display here: in the marble of the bathhouses, in the furniture, even in the items of clothing that were all kept intact, thanks to the volcanic ash and debris which coated it all, acting like a magic time-freezer.
How do I get my tickets?
Shortly after your booking is complete your e-ticket will be sent directly to your email. Mobile tickets are accepted.
How long is my ticket valid?
Your ticket is valid for the day you choose.
What's included?
Skip-the-line access to Herculaneum.
Which ticket types are available?
Adult (18+)
Child (0-17)
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Visit Herculaneum - an ancient Roman town that has been overshadowed by its famous neighbor Pompeii. Herculaneum is just as interesting, better preserved, and far easier to navigate. See clothing, mosaics, and frescoes in their near-perfect Roman glory.
Highlights
- Enhance your trip to Naples with a side trip to Herculaneum
- Skip the line to this popular sight
- Explore the ancient Roman town
- See what life looked like in 79 AD
- Walk among ancient villas, tavernas, and bathhouses
- See perfectly preserved clothes and furniture
What can I expect?
When Mt. Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, the town of Pompeii was quickly buried in ash. The neighboring town of Herculaneum (Ercolano in Italian), being upwind, was destroyed over 12 hours later when a 400° C blast of searing ash, pumice, rock, and volcanic gas blew north. At that moment, the town was stopped in time.
Herculaneum has been better preserved than Pompeii, and was the wealthier of the two. That wealth is on full display here: in the marble of the bathhouses, in the furniture, even in the preserved items of clothing. Visitors can see the old arena, as big as a city block, and the Palestra (Main Hall), which was home to a towering statue of Hercules, hence the town's name.
How does it work?
How do I get my tickets?
Your e-tickets will be emailed directly to you shortly after your booking is complete. Bring a printed copy with you to the attraction, or present your tickets via mobile phone.
How long is my ticket valid?
Your ticket is valid for the day you choose.
Important information
Ticket categories
Adult (18+)
Child (0-17)
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Opening hours
Monday-Saturday from 8:30 AM to 6 PM
What’s not included?
Instant confirmation
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Save time – Skip the line
Opening hours
Monday-Saturday from 8:30 AM to 6 PM
What’s included?
Skip-the-line access to Herculaneum.
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