Credit: EPABut the site might be set to get a new wave of visitors thanks to the opening of an ancient The "beach" was first discovered between the 1980s and 1990s and reopened to the public on Wedne
Credit: EPABut the site might be set to get a new wave of visitors thanks to the opening of an ancient
we have refinanced the excavations and there are construction sites that are active like never before and are revealing new treasures, which fuel the activity of scholars.UNESCO Someone else said: "This is such an amazing little Roman town - it may be a fifth the size of its more famous cousin Pompeii but I definitely preferred it!
On the contrary, Herculaneum offers an altogether clearer glimpse into how a town might've looked and operated in the days before the volcanic eruption caught everyone by surprise in 79AD, with better preserved homes and businesses.
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