15/10/2024 By msngan
The ancient beach of Herculaneum, now open to visitors, offers a haunting look into the past with its dozens of skeletons from Vesuvius. This remarkable archaeological site, similar to the famous Pompeii, was buried under volcanic ash almost two millennia ago during the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Today, the recently reopened beach area offers a unique opportunity for history enthusiasts and tourists to walk among the remains of those who tragically perished while trying to escape the fire. easier.