HERCULANEUM: EASY GUIDE

In southern Italy, in the Gulf of Naples, lie the most impressive archaeological sites of Roman Antiquity. They were preserved for nearly two millennia by tens of meters of solidified volcanic material, which the voracity of Mount Vesuvius ejected in one of its most terrible and devastating eruptions. >Among these archaeological sites, Herculaneum stands out, being the closest to the city of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Unlike Pompeii, the upper floors of numerous houses have been preserved in Herculaneum, as well as the wood of doors, windows, and all kinds of furniture. Hundreds of skeletons and a multitude of remains of animal and plant biological materials, all kinds of foods, and curious objects that were part of daily life in the first century AD have also been found. Another characteristic of Herculaneum that differentiates it from Pompeii is its smaller surface area, which makes a visit more comfortable and accessible, as in just a few hours we can see all the most important monuments and sites of the ancient Roman city. >With this comprehensive, up-to-date, and easy-to-use guide, you have everything you need to enjoy this beautiful place, all its monuments and treasures, and its nearby natural surroundings, with recommendations and tips for a rewarding experience. Herculaneum awaits you.