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by Zip01002

When we were in Naples on the first cruise of our B2B, we did the ferry on our own to Capri and Anacapri. As we’d been to Pompeii many times, we opted for the ship’s “NP06 The Ruins of Herculaneum” for $73. We were surprised to see that the site was located in the middle of a residential neighborhood in the modern city/commune of Ercolano. Our first view of the ruins was looking down from above into the excavations. Our guide was great as he explained that only one fourth of the buried city has been uncovered so you got a sense of how large it was at that time. Unlike Pompeii, it was quickly buried in ash so it was virtually untouched when it was excavated. Casts were made of many skeletons of the people who were instantly killed by the intense heat of the eruption and are placed where they found them. The tour was very comprehensive as we visited pretty much every street, house and building. We’d definitely recommend it as a nice alternative to the crowds at Pompeii.

Visited: May 09, 2016

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by brigitte59

Exlored by ourselves: Campania, Naples-Porto, Castel Nuovo, Ruins of Pompeii, San Ferdinando, Quartieri Spagnoli, Castel Nuovo, Campania, Santa Marinella

Visited: Oct 21, 2019

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by jcole2017

Interesting architecture, but city is poorly maintained, and is very dirty. Not my favourite port. There is an old fort at the Pitt entrance and a nice seawall walk. Streets are very narrow, with a mix of the old and new. Worth s walk but not a city I would like to live in.

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