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Thanks, so much, @cruisemom42. I appreciate your help.

On 3/29/2024 at 11:28 PM, cruisemom42 said:

 

I've seen that there is an ITGuide available via Apple Store but I haven't used it. In looking at reviews a few mentioned that the site doesn't have great wifi, which doesn't surprise me much due to its location. 

 

Rick Steves does good, downloadable tours but nothing for Herculaneum.

 

The site itself sells an audio guide that might be the best bet.

 @euro cruiser- Thank you so much! This is info is golden. 🙂

One parting question, we may hire a guide if there is one outside Herculaneum when we arrive. Another option that I like to do when available are app based audio tours (often using geolocation). I've got the museum and Naples covered, but do do you know of any good ones available for Herculaneum?

Thanks, so much, @euro cruiser!

I'll await your additional feedback.

On 2/19/2024 at 3:11 AM, Joey_L said:

If my research is correct you can travel from Municipio metro station to Piazza Garibaldi and then on to Ercolano Scavi (Herculaneum) with the NA2 Integrato ticket. Is this ticket available at the ticket vending machines at the Municipio metro station?

Hello @euro cruiser

Thanks for the great info. I have the same question as quoted above.

We are in Naples on Sat, 4/27. Our plan is to go to Herculaneum and then MANN. I'd like to use the metro/train option. Any pointers would be appreciated, like what ticket to purchase. I think I'm good with the stops: 1st trip- Municipio->Napoli Centrale->Ercolano Savi; then 2nd trip: Erc Scav->Baribaldi/NapCentrale-> Museo; then 3rd trip- back to Municipio.

Also, do you think we need to purchase a Herculaneum entry ticket in advance? I'm not coming up with the right website to even do that. What about a museum entry ticket in advance?

Any other quick 'must see' sites you might suggest we see in Naples?

Thanks, in advance, for your words of wisdom.

Janae