The standard entrance fee for Herculaneum is €16 for adults[5][7]. Young people between 18 and 25 years old can enter for €2 with valid identification from an EU country[7][5]. Visitors under 18 can enter for free[5][7]. Reduced admission fees are typically available for seniors and students (usually between €9 and €11), but always check the latest eligibility details before visiting[1].
Special prices or passes may also be available. For example, a season ticket for two adults and children is offered at €58[4]. The Campania Artecard can also be used for access[4][7].
Additional options include skip-the-line tickets and audioguides. Skip-the-line and audioguide combo tickets are available online, with prices generally starting from about $31.66 USD (roughly €29) per person, which includes entry and audioguide rental[2]. The standalone audioguide is typically available to rent for an extra €5-€7[1].
Ticket prices can vary based on currency fluctuations, promotions, or package deals, and are sometimes updated, so checking the official site or booking portal before your visit is recommended[1]. Free admission may also be available on certain days such as the first Sunday of each month and select national holidays[7].
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