Scavi di Oplontis
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The archaeological area of Oplontis is situated at the centre of Torre Annunziata in the province of Naples. The area contains a series of archaeological discoveries related to the outlying area of Oplontis which was buried, together with the more famous sites of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae, by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. The excavations brought to light a villa dating to the first century BC which probably belonged to Poppea, the second wife of the Roman emperor Nero, as well as a significant number of gold and silver coins and numerous pieces of jewellery.
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CityTorre Annunziata (Naples)
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AddressVia Sepolcri, 1
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TimetablesOpen from November to March, 8:30am-5:00pm; from April to October, 8:30-7:30pm with entrance allowed up to an hour and a half before closing
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Closing dayJanuary 1st, May 1st , December 25
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ContactsTel. +39 081 8575347 / Email [email protected]
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Price without Artecard€ 11.00 / € 20.00 ticket with access to five sites: Pompeii, Ercolano, Oplonti, Stabia, Boscoreale (validity 3 days)
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With Campania 3 daysFree admission, using 1 of the 2 free access available: visits to the sites of Oplontis, Stabia and Boscoreale count as one access You are entitled to reduced price ticket from the 3rd site onwards
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With Campania 3 days youngFree admission
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With Campania 7 daysFree admission, using 1 of the 5 free access available: visits to the sites of Oplontis, Stabia and Boscoreale count as one access You are entitled to reduced price ticket from the 6th site onwards
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With 365 Gold PassFree admission, using 2 annual free access available. Visits to the sites of Oplontis, Stabia and Boscoreale count as one access
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With 365 Gold Pass youngFree admission, using 2 annual free access available. Visits to the sites of Oplontis, Stabia and Boscoreale count as one access
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