For a comfortable visit, wear sturdy walking shoes as navigating through Herculaneum's rugged terrain is part of the experience. Since cafes are absent inside except at the entrance, it’s wise to bring some light snacks with you. Also, don't forget essentials like a water bottle, sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen.Certain items aren’t allowed for safety reasons: large backpacks must be left behind, as well as tripods and selfie sticks due to site regulations. Moreover, eating or drinking within the premises is prohibited; however, there’s a designated picnic area available outside of these boundaries.The Herculaneum Guided Tour with Skip-the-Line Tickets ensures accessibility for everyone. The tour allows wheelchair access, making it convenient for visitors in wheelchairs and those using service animals. For infants, bringing an infant backpack or carrier is recommended to ensure their comfort during the visit. As you explore this World Heritage site, remember not to touch or climb on any ruins as they are delicate structures that need preservation. When packing your bag, consider current weather conditions for added comfort. Although most paths accommodate wheelchairs well, some can be rocky; therefore, follow your guide’s route recommendations for the best experience.