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Situated on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, this ancient city probably developed around the 89 th century BC, submitted by the Etruscans, and then by the inhabitants of Cuma, it became a Roman colony in the year BC, but its total loss of autonomy coincided with the beginning of considerable growth, economic, urban and artistic. But this period of prosperity was abruptly interrupted in 63 ha. By a violent earthquake, the beginning of the Vesuvius eruption of August 24, 79. The city remained buried under the lava almost until 1748, when it was undertaken - in a discontinuous way - the first searches. We also discovered Herculaneum, another nearby city, buried also under the lava lava.
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Hors saison, peu de monde mais beaucoup de travaux de restauration et donc de lieux fermés au public.
Se visite avec la Campania ArteCard.
L'idéal est d'arriver avec Trenitalia et repartir avec le Circumvesuviana ou le contraire (tout dépend si vous visitez Herculaneum avant ou après) afin de de ne pas devoir retourner sur vos pas car le site est grand.