Herculaneum 3D Skip the line Walking Tour

Wear your Augmented Reality smart glasses and enjoy a unique, innovative, and immersive walking tour at the archaeological site of Herculaneum. Travel back to 79 AC and see what Herculaneum's squares and houses looked like before being destroyed in a volcanic eruption. Meet your Tour Assistant at Herculaneum main entrance and get kitted out with your glasses before listening to a quick introduction to how to use them. Then, begin your tour guided by your Tour Assistant which has been designed by an archaeologist team to show you what life was like in Herculaneum before the eruption. The software of the glasses creates holograms that overlap the existing ruins, showing what the most significant temples, houses, and buildings originally looked like. Cast yourself into the bygone age of ancient life in Herculaneum, walking through the city to feel like a Roman. Walk among the ruins with your small group, and remember that our tour is suitable for people of all ages!"

Mødested

Head to the snack area next to the ticket office. Your tour leader will be waiting close to the vending machines with a sign that has "AR Tour" written on it. Please arrive 15 minutes early

Afhentning

Alle mødes ved startstedet; der er ingen afhentning.

Billettype

Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Gruppestørrelse

Op til 15 rejsende

Udføres af

AR Tour

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Once the tour is over and the augmented reality glasses are returned, it is possible to stay in the archaeological park and explore the site independently.
• The tour will take place regardless of weather conditions, so it is advisable to dress appropriately.
• This is a walking tour, please ensure you wear the proper shoes.
• Children under 8 years old can access the park with a standard ticket, but they cannot use the 3D technology.
• Children under 18 must show a valid identity document or passport at the ticket office
• AR glasses can also be worn by participants who already wear eyeglasses.