• Parco Archeologico di Ercolano - Discover the extraordinary and awe-inspiring remnants of Herculaneum, preserved under volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius’s eruption in AD 79.
• Casa di Nettuno e Anfitrite - This tour provides a rare insight into the opulent lifestyle of ancient Romans and the remarkable preservation of their residences. Seize this chance to journey through history and witness the splendor of the Casa di Nettuno e Anfitrite!
• Casa del Salone Nero - Set off on an unforgettable walking tour through the ancient city of Ercolano, where the magnificent Casa del Salone Nero awaits. This Roman house, entombed during Mount Vesuvius’s eruption in 79 AD, offers a captivating look into the lavish lifestyle of its resident.
• College of the Augustales - Seize the opportunity to explore the College of the Augustales and delve into the rich history of this remarkable site!
• Casa dei Cervi - The Casa dei Cervi features exquisite marble deer statues, a spacious central courtyard, and intricate frescoes, providing a glimpse into the architectural elegance of the era.

• Entrance tickets to Herculaneum
• Private guided tour
• Friendly and expert local guide

• Transportation to the meeting point

The charming coastal town of Herculaneum offers a remarkable experience as a UNESCO World Heritage site, providing a glimpse into ancient Roman life before Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. This tour allows you to explore streets preserved in time, from lively markets to opulent villas and historical artefacts.

The tour begins with an insight into ancient daily life. You’ll visit the bakery and the Forum, where you can imagine Romans mingling in the bathing areas, capturing photos of dolphin mosaics and geometric tiles. You’ll also have the opportunity to see how the affluent lived in extravagant waterfront villas, adorned with frescoes, mosaics, and marble plaques.

Following this, you’ll explore the Boat Pavilion, where an authentic Roman vessel that once attempted to rescue Herculaneum’s residents is on display. Finally, head to the antiquarium, where you’ll be amazed by an incredible collection of sculptures, frescoes, jewelry, and everyday Roman artifacts.

• The venue is mostly accessible to people with reduced mobility or wheelchairs. CLICK HERE to check the alternative itinerary (in blue) that includes most of the archaeological site and 2 permanent exhibitions (Padiglione della Barca and an exhibition dedicated to jewellery and luxury items). Most of the domus are accessible
• We recommend you wear comfortable shoes and bring water with you

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.