On the second day we did a tour of the eruption of Vesuvius - the ruins of Herculaneum, the rim of Mt. Vesuvius, and the ruins of Pompeii. We took the train out of the central train station out to the city of Ercolano, which set up shop right next to the ruins of the old city. The ruins are only partially excavated, and the buildings are known usually as "House of ___" naming some detail within the building given how there is nothing to go by.
Herculaneum |
Ercolano and Herculaneum |
Cardo III |
House of Argus pillars |
House of the Genius courtyard |
Cardo IV |
House of the Mosaic Altar exterior |
House of the Mosaic Atrium floor |
House of the Alcove Broken Stairwell |
House of the Alcove fresco |
Columns Without Marble |
Layers of Ruins |
Multicolored Masonry |
House of the Wooden Partition |
Wooden Partition Mosaic |
Wooden Partition Fresco |
Entrance to Wooden Partition House |
Samnite House |
Samnite Floor |
Samnite Frieze |
Urban Baths |
Men's Baths |
Men's Baths Fresco |
Men's Baths Pool |
House of Neptune and Amphitrite |
Mosaic of Neptune and Amphitrite |
Nympheum |
House of the Beautiful Courtyard |
House of the Beautiful Courtyard Interior |
House of the Black Room |
House of the Tuscan Colonnade |
Brick Arch |
Decumanus Maximus |
Public Fountain |
Subterranean Palestra and Snake Statue |
Palestra |
Door of the House of the Large Door |
House of the Large Door Fresco |
Terrace of M. Nonius Balbus |
Area Sacra |
Sacellum of the Four Gods |
Vesuvius from Herculaneum |
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