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Pompeii & Herculaneum: Day Trip from Rome

Explore archaeological treasures and pasts of two ancient cities

Start time 07:40
Duration 8h 30mins
Last admission 2 hours before closing
Live guide English
Max group size 20

Included

Fast-track entry to Pompeii
Entry to Herculaneum
Archaeologist guide
Guided tour
Roundtrip high-speed train tickets from Rome to Naples
Shared transportation service from/to Naples

Not included

Meals/drinks
Optional gratuities
Hotel pickup/drop-off

Itinerary

Duration: 8.5 hours

07:40 - Depart from Rome Termini station
- 90 mins
- • Unguided
- • Admission ticket included
08:50 - Arrive at Naples Central Station
- 10 mins
- • Unguided
09:20 - Locate your guide at the meeting point and board a bus to Herculaneum

Meeting point: Starhotels Terminus Get directions
- • Guided
10:00 - Take a 2-hour guided tour of the preserved ruins at Herculaneum
- 120 mins
- • Guided
- • Admission ticket included
12:45 - Lunch near Pompeii
- 30 mins
- • Unguided
13:15 - Enjoy a 2-hour guided tour of the ancient city of Pompeii
- 120 mins
- • Guided
- • Admission ticket included
15:30 - Return to Naples
- 15 mins
- • Guided
16:15 - Drop-off at Starhotels Terminus

Drop off point: Starhotels Terminus Get directions
- • Unguided
17:55 - Depart from Naples Central Station
- 10 mins
- • Unguided
19:10 - Arrive at Rome Termini Station

Drop off point: Termini Station Get directions
- • Unguided

For reference only. Itineraries are subject to change due to weather, traffic and other circumstances.

Step back into ancient Rome with this day trip, offering a break from the contemporary buzz of the city. Explore the historical wonders of Pompeii and Herculaneum, starting with a comfortable train ride from Rome to Naples and a chauffeured drive to the renowned ruins.

Witness the archaeological treasures of Pompeii and the remarkably well-preserved Herculaneum city with insightful commentary from an experienced archaeologist.

The skip-the-line access gives history enthusiasts a chance to explore these sites without the usual crowds. The day wraps up with a return to Rome, leaving you with the excitement of having walked through the corridors of history.