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The History of Herculaneum Excavations

The Herculaneum excavations, along with Pompeii, represent the hardest evidence of the terrible eruption of Vesuvius that struck the Vesuvian countries in 79 AD. An eruption so devastating that it buried houses, temples, stores, streets and even the inhabitants themselves for centuries. Only after 1,700 years were the Herculaneum excavations brought back to light. Here […]

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Visiting the construction sites of the Herculaneum excavations

Every Friday from May 12 to June 16, the Herculaneum Archaeological Park opens its restoration sites to visitors. An initiative that of the “Close Up Sites” started in 2018 and appreciated by the many visitors who visit the archaeological excavations. One more opportunity for all archaeology lovers to enjoy up close the remains left by […]

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The Herculaneum Papyri what they contain

Herculaneum has given and still gives today a unique heritage in the world. Houses, furnishings, fixtures, perfectly preserved jewelry, despite the fact that the terrible eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D.devastated the entire city. In Herculaneum it is as if time has crystallized, to that October 24, when the fury of Vesuvius swept everything away. […]

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