Mount Vesuvius

It is named as a Stratovolcano, Mount Vesuvius commands the horizon and scene encompassing Naples.

It is an amazing fountain of liquid magma that broadly ejected in 79 AD and caused the destruction and entombment of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Vesuvius remains as the main well of lava in territory Europe that has emitted over the most recent 100 years – It is considered an extremely dangerous because of the measure of human settlements that are located in its risk zone.

Today you can take a transport visit from Naples to visit this magnificent natural phenomenon and ascend its slants to look into the pit.

A climb will take between 20-30 minutes and is considered not very difficult – The perspectives from the best on a crisp morning are just incredible and the caldera and cavity are hugely interesting too.