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Scavi di Ercolano is a historic site, located at Corso Resina 187, 80056 Ercolano Campania, Italia. They can be contacted via phone at +39 081 732 4311, visit their website ercolano.beniculturali.it for more detailed information.

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Corso Resina 187, 80056 Ercolano Campania, Italia
Added by Jopie, at 04 May 2011

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20 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    27 October 2018

    La découverte est étonnante et il faut en profiter car le site n’est pas encore totalement « touristique ». On peut voir quelques archéologues travailler

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  • Anonymous
    25 September 2018

    Take a lot of water with you so you can take time to look at all the buildings. It’s a fantastic site

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  • Anonymous
    28 August 2018

    Andateci. Soprattutto il percorso serale. Bellissimo

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  • Anonymous
    26 May 2018

    Affascinante. Ben conservato

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  • Anonymous
    26 September 2017

    Better than Pompeii!

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  • Anonymous
    22 August 2017

    Trabalho incrível de preservação e restauração em todo o sítio. Não deixar de ver o mosaico em vidro e mármore encontrado quase intacto.

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  • Anonymous
    04 July 2017

    no meu ponto de viata melhor do que pompei! imperdivwl

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  • Anonymous
    30 June 2017

    amazing ruins. smaller, yet much better preserved than pompeii. must visit site.

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  • Anonymous
    03 June 2017

    Much more interesting than Pompeii because the ruins are better preserved - you get a much more comprehensive sense of ancient Roman life here (although both are worth visiting).

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  • Anonymous
    18 January 2017

    I had a choice: either visit here or the Pompeii ruins. I chose here, the lesser trodden path. I was happy I did, as the site is smaller and better preserved than the Pompeii ruins. Worth the visit!

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  • Anonymous
    24 May 2013

    La entrada son 11€ más 6€ por la audioguía, áltamente recomendable. El gimnásio o Palestra, impresionante.

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  • Anonymous
    21 May 2013

    Small ancient city, but very interesting. Gives a excellent view of a city in late Roman times

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  • Anonymous
    29 March 2013

    História para ser vista e pensar que num átimo não somos maus nada.

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  • Anonymous
    17 March 2013

    Visitando sia Pompei che Ercolano conviene prendere il biglietto unico (tot. 5 scavi) 20€

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  • Anonymous
    05 February 2013

    Although smaller in scale, the excavations at Herculaneum give a much better feel of what it must have been like to live in 79AD than thoseat Pompeii. Well worth the trip.

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  • Anonymous
    31 August 2012

    Gli straordinari reperti delle città di Pompei, Ercolano, Torre Annunziata e paesi limitrofi, sepolte dall’eruzione del Vesuvio del 79 dC, sono testimonianza senza eguali di un preciso periodo storico

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  • Anonymous
    02 August 2012

    Imagine a beautiful town,digged under the rock.To enter in Ercolano you must go under and under. A new system of bridges and tunnels bring you 2000 years ago between the Empire's Streets.

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  • Anonymous
    08 July 2012

    Better than Pompei Scavi. It's smaller and more carefully reconstructed. You have more shadow, it's more comfortable. Use the audioguide.

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  • Anonymous
    18 October 2011

    Più piccola e accessibile della vicina Pompei, ecco l'occasione di esplorare ciò che rimane dopo il cataclisma del 79 AC.

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  • Anonymous
    11 May 2011

    The legendary foundation of Hercolanum is ascribed to Dionysius of Halicarnassus to Heracles, as he was returning from Spain. [continue]

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