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Excursión de un día a las ruinas de Pompeya y al volcán Vesubio desde Nápoles

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Idiomas: Inglés , Francés , Español

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Duración: from 8 horas to 8 horas 30 minutos

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Entrada incluida

Visita guiada

Bono electrónico

Grupo pequeño

Ventajas

Evita las largas colas en Pompeya y entra en las ruinas cuando llegues
Súmate a un cómodo viaje en minibús con aire acondicionado equipado con todas las comodidades.
Disfruta de un tour a pie con un guía oficial en Pompeya
Acceda al volcán Vesubio incluido con la oportunidad de saltar la línea

Qué te espera

Pasee por las antiguas ruinas de Pompeya y aprenda cómo vivían los romanos del primer siglo. Luego, disfrute de una visita al Monte Vesubio y realice una caminata ligera hasta su cima. La violenta erupción de este volcán aún activo en el año 79 d. C. destruyó y enterró a Pompeya, que alguna vez fue una ciudad próspera y sofisticada.

Su primera parada es Pompeya, un sitio declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, donde disfrutará de una visita de 2 horas al sitio de excavación de Pompeya junto con su guía oficial. Es una ciudad congelada en el tiempo, enterrada profundamente bajo cenizas, piedra pómez y otros escombros hasta que comenzaron las excavaciones en 1748. Vea representaciones de yeso que muestran expresiones faciales detalladas y posiciones corporales de los residentes que no escaparon a tiempo.

Luego salte a través de los escalones que alguna vez se usaron para cruzar calles inundadas y vea las señales en el camino de los antiguos carros romanos. Los aspectos más destacados de este sitio histórico incluyen la Basílica, el Foro, el Templo de Jovis, Macellum, Via dell 'Abbondanza, Stabian Baths y mucho más, como los frescos bien conservados, los mosaicos e incluso los grafitis antiguos.

Después de la visita a Pompeya podrá disfrutar de tiempo libre para almorzar.

A continuación, su entrenador lo llevará unos 1000 m (3280 pies) hasta el Monte Vesubio. Hoy en día una Reserva de la Biosfera de la UNESCO, sigue siendo uno de los volcanes más peligrosos del mundo de Europa. Si así lo desea, puede tomar un camino corto hasta donde lo espera un guía local y contemplar las profundidades del cráter. Desde la cima, puedes disfrutar de hermosas vistas panorámicas de la Bahía de Nápoles. Después de disfrutar de la extraordinaria vista, su entrenador lo llevará de regreso a su lugar de partida.

Incluye

Visita guiada
Traslados en un autocar con aire acondicionado

Dónde

Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, 91, Nápoles, NA, Italia

Lugar de encuentro:

Encuentra a tu guía fuera de la entrada del hotel Starhotel Terminus ubicado en Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi n. 91 (frente a la estación de tren Napoli Centrale).

Importante

La duración del recorrido puede variar según el tráfico, las condiciones meteorológicas y otras razones.
En caso de que el Vesubio esté cerrado, se reembolsará la tarifa de entrada al volcán (solo)
El tour puede operar con un guía multilingüe.

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La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,3/5

Basado en 3 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Seguridad

4,6/5

Servicio

4,6/5

Personal

4,6/5

Relación calidad-precio

4,4/5

Helmut
De Austria - mayo de 2024

Viajó con la familia

35 - 44 años

Excelente
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Bianca
De Estados Unidos de América - agosto de 2023

Viajó en pareja

18 - 24 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5
Anónimo
De Francia - mayo de 2023

Bien
Valoración global
4/5

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