Naples and Herculaneum - a day in the past

 A visit to the ancient Greek city of Herculaneum is a must for anyone interested in antiquity. It is believed that the first settlement in this area was founded by the Greek hero Heracles. The Etruscans and Greeks followed, and they used Herculaneum as a trading post. In the 4th century BC, it came under Samnite control and became a municipium of the Roman Empire. Then, during the second century BC, it was conquered by Titus Didius and became a part of the Roman Empire.

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The town was peaceful before the eruption wiped out its population. Its ancient monuments and artifacts give you a glimpse into a different era. It is possible to get lost in the complex without a guide - just ask a guide for assistance. Once you've found a reliable guide, you'll have no trouble navigating the ancient streets.

If you have time, take a tour of Herculaneum. You can take a private tour or join a group tour. You'll learn about its history, architecture, and people. You can also take a public bus or taxi to reach Herculaneum. The tours are recommended and highly recommended. You can also take a ferry from Naples to Herculaneum.

You can also combine Pompeii with Herculaneum on a day trip from Naples. You can also take a half-day tour from Sorrento to Herculaneum. During the summer, the city is open for free. You can explore its ancient sites without any reservations. The tour is a must for all history buffs and is the perfect way to see the ruins of an ancient town.

The best way to reach Herculaneum is by train. The Circumvesuviana runs between Napoli and Sorrento. At the Ercolano stop, it is about 700m from the ancient city. It costs EUR 1.50. There are many ways to visit Herculaneum. There are plenty of tours available to explore the site. The best way to reach Herculaneum by train is by car or public transportation.

While Pompeii and Herculaneum are huge, both are relatively small, and there is no need for you to travel long distances to see the remains. Herculaneum is the largest of the two cities, with more than three million people. So, you'll have to spend some time there. If you're planning to visit both sites, make sure you have plenty of time.

A visit to Herculaneum and Naples isn't complete without a tour of Pompeii. In addition to the magnificent ruins of the city, Herculaneum is also an ancient city with deep tunnels, which you can walk through by torchlight. Despite its eerie appearance, Herculaneum's ruins have survived centuries of ash.

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