• Archaeological Park of Herculaneum - Discovered during the excavation of a well in 1709, the ancient town of Herculaneum was a Roman settlement overlooking the sea, featuring stunning terraces and luxurious Otium Villas. Excavations initiated by the Bourbons involved the construction of tunnels, which are still visible today, though much of the city remains buried. Our knowledgeable guides will explain the structures that remain intact, and the vibrant mosaics and frescoes will allow you to admire the remarkably preserved wooden doors and stairs. You will also visit the ancient beach where the casts of the victims’ skeletons are displayed.
• Via Università, 119 - This is an incredible opportunity to explore the traditions of Neapolitan cuisine, including Gnocchi, pizza, pasta, meatballs, and tiramisù. But there’s more. This experience is set against the backdrop of the magnificent Royal Palace of Portici—one of the three residences of the ancient Bourbon kings of Naples.

History and culinary traditions are the focus of this delightful experience. Beginning with a welcome aperitif featuring typical products from Campania, the story of the Royal Palace of Portici will be shared. Then, the fun begins as you learn the secrets to creating delicious traditional Neapolitan dishes using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Finally, everyone will enjoy tasting the creations together, accompanied by a fine local wine and a delightful Neapolitan coffee.

• Private guide
• Entrance ticket to Ruins
• Cooking class Experience
• Hands-on preparation and tasting of an authentic Neapolitan dish
• Alcoholic beverages
• Tea and coffee
• Bottled water

• Private transportation
• Mance

Embark on an adventure where history and culinary delights merge seamlessly. Start with an exclusive guided tour of Herculaneum, the ancient Roman city engulfed by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Although smaller than Pompeii, Herculaneum is even more remarkably preserved, offering a unique insight into the everyday life of Romans. Stroll through exquisite villas, mosaics, frescoes, and wooden balconies that have remained intact for two thousand years, as your knowledgeable guide shares tales of its residents and the fateful day the city was preserved in time.

Next, take a leisurely 15-minute walk to the nearby Royal Palace of Portici, the 18th-century home of King Charles of Bourbon. In this grand setting, participate in a communal cooking class led by a local chef, where you will learn to make fresh pasta and tiramisu using genuine Neapolitan recipes. Conclude by unwinding and enjoying your culinary creations with local wine — a perfect fusion of archaeology, gastronomy, and regal elegance.

• Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con intolleranze alimentari

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