Pompeii Archaeological Park
One of the most important archaeological site in the World, Pompeii is like a city frozen in time. The dramatic eruption of Vesuvius on August 24, 79 A.D., destroyed this flourishing city but also preserved a slice of Ancient Roman life. Your will walk down Roman streets and snoop around millennia-old houses, temples, shops, cafes, amphitheatres, and even a brothel.
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Parco Acheologico di Ercolano
Allegedly founded by Hercules, a lot of travellers prefer Herculaneum to Pompeii as it is much smaller and better preserved. This ancient site is one of the few places in the world that can be seen in almost its original conditions, because a deep layer of hot mud buried it deeply, preserving everything beneath. You will find thousands of everyday objects, from price lists outside the shops, to beds, doors and even food.
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Vesuvius National Park
The only active Volcano on mainland Europe will capture you with its unmatched views of the area from the top. The cone stays roughly 4200 feet high, but however far you will venture up you will be able to see the entire gulf of Naples, from Sorrento to Capo Miseno, to Procida & Ischia. Take the opportunity to trek up to the top and peer into its enormous crater!
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