In addition to the nearby excavations of Herculaneum, just across from the B&B, there is the Virtual Archaeological Museum. Here, through modern technology, you can discover the secrets of the lives of the inhabitants of the ancient Roman town and the magnificence of the buildings, of which only the remains can be seen today. A kilometer away is the Bourbon Palace of Portici, with its forest, another important testimony to the splendor of this small patch of land, a focal point of history and culture from completely different eras. In the case of the palace, the period is that of the 18th century, during which, in addition to the palace itself, other architectural gems were built, such as the Villas of the Golden Mile, some of which are open to tourists, all within a few hundred meters. Another gem of the territory, belonging to the same period, is the first railway line in Italy, the Naples-Portici, whose museum is just 1.5 km away. From the Circumvesuviana station, only 200 meters away, buses leave approximately every 30 minutes for the crater of Mount Vesuvius, where you can admire the most famous volcano in the world up close and enjoy an incredible panorama.