Herculaneum; Photos, Map & Tourist Information.
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How & Why to Visit Herculaneum
To visit Herculaneum from the Amalfi Coast the best option is to use the "Circumvesuviana" train (c. 40 minutes) from Sorrento or Sant'Agnello. Driving is not recommended due to the volume of traffic. Herculaneum itself is often neglected in favour of its more famous partner; Pompeii which is unfortunate. What Pompeii has in scale Herculaneum offers (literally) in height; having been buried organic materials including timbers were preserved and therefore more of the buildings were preserved in their original structure. It is a more compact but perhaps more interesting and certainly easier on the feet site to explore.
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| Herculaneum | Fornici; Ongoing Excavation |
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| Terrazza di M.Nonio Balbo | Casa del Rilievo di Telefo |
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| Palestra; Hydra | Casa dell'Atrio Corinzio |
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| Sede degli Augustali | Terme: Roman Baths |
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| Casa di Nettuno e Anfitrite | Herculaneum; Bottega |
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| Herculaneum; Cardo IV | Casa a Graticcio |
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| Casa del Tramezzo di Legno | Herculaneum; Thermopolium |
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| Casa dello Scheletro | Casa d'Argo |















