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Herculaneum – Before the Catastrophe
Immerse yourself in the daily life of ancient Herculaneum “Before the Catastrophe”: an evocative video that, thanks to the latest archaeological research, reconstructs the sights of a thriving city on the Bay of Naples. Admire breathtaking 3D views of the seaside Sanctuary of Venus, the grand Villa of the Papyri and the public baths as you stroll through Roman streets, palaestrae and theatres.
With high-fidelity digital reconstructions, explore the city as it was before Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, discovering how fishermen, artisans and nobles lived amid aqueducts, sewers, temples and the only known private library of the Roman world. This immersive experience is designed for archaeology enthusiasts, lovers of Roman history and cultural travellers.
Watch “Before the Catastrophe” now and rediscover Herculaneum as it once was—then continue your adventure among the ruins with Ercolano.Tours. Book your tour today and step back in time to one of antiquity’s most fascinating cities.
Herculaneum – The Eruption
Immerse yourself in the history of the Vesuvius eruption in Herculaneum. Relive the dramatic moments of 79 AD that preserved the ancient Roman city, keeping it intact under a unique pyroclastic layer. The Director of the Herculaneum Archaeological Park, Francesco Sirano, will guide you through the phases of the eruption, showing its devastating impact and the geological mechanisms that made Herculaneum an unparalleled archaeological treasure.
Discover how waves of mud and scorching gas instantly petrified daily life, offering an unprecedented glimpse into homes, frescoes, and even human skeletons—silent witnesses to the volcanic catastrophe. Through accurate 3D reconstructions and detailed animations, you’ll understand the power of nature and the resilience of a people. The video about the eruption in Herculaneum is an educational and engaging experience for anyone who wants to deeply understand this historical event.
Watch our video about the Vesuvius eruption in Herculaneum now and deepen your knowledge of one of the world’s most studied natural disasters. Book your audio tour with ercolano.tours to explore the remains of this extraordinarily preserved city.
Herculaneum – The Decumanus
Discover the vibrant life of ancient Herculaneum through the video dedicated to the Decumanus, the city’s main thoroughfare. Before the fatal eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, the Decumanus was the commercial and social heart of Herculaneum, bustling with activity.
Our video, narrated by the Director of the Herculaneum Archaeological Park, Francesco Sirano, will take you on a virtual tour along this paved street, showing you the shops, homes, and meeting places that lined this important road.
Discover the life that unfolded in the private houses overlooking the Decumanus of Herculaneum, thanks to the surprisingly well-preserved mosaics, frescoes, and domestic furnishings. You’ll understand the daily life of merchants selling their wares and citizens strolling these streets, whether freeborn or freedmen – emancipated slaves.
Watch the video on the Decumanus of Herculaneum and let yourself be guided through an overview of Herculaneum’s urban structure and society, before the eruption froze it in time. Book your audioguide to organize your visit to the Excavations in advance and see this fascinating Roman road in person.
Herculaneum – The Theatre
Enter the heart of ancient Herculaneum’s cultural and social life with this video dedicated to the Roman Theater. As Francesco Sirano, Director of the Parco Archeologico di Ercolano, explains, the Theater of Herculaneum was the first monument rediscovered in 1738.
Learn how this magnificent edifice, now buried beneath the modern city, was a focal point of the community—a place of entertainment and gathering before the devastating eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Imagine the theatrical performances, choirs, and spectacles that resonated through its tiers, frequented by all social classes. Thanks to 360° videos and virtual reconstructions, you can admire the beauty and majesty of this marvelous structure, currently preserved more than 20 meters underground.
Our video will show you the central role of the theater in Herculaneum’s life, from its imposing architecture to the details that reveal the sophistication of ancient performances. It’s an immersive journey that will allow you to appreciate the importance of art and social life in this prosperous Roman city.
For an even richer experience, book your Herculaneum audio guide with ercolano.tours and admire the ruins of this extraordinary city in person.
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