Museums & galleries in Naples
An elegant 19th-century neoclassical villa surrounded by a lush park. Today it is a museum complex that includes the Museum of Prince Diego Aragona Pignatelli Cortés and the Carriage Museum, showcasing the history and culture of aristocratic families.
A unique historical site located within the complex of the ancient Ospedale degli Incurabili. It is dedicated to the development of medicine, surgery, and pharmacy. Visitors can see historical surgical instruments, antique apothecary vessels, and evidence of medical practices from past centuries.
A former 14th-century Carthusian monastery located on Vomero Hill in Naples, converted into a National Museum. The complex is renowned for its rich art collection depicting the history of the city, as well as its breathtaking panoramic views of Naples.
An art space in the Rione Sanità district, housed within the former church of Sant’Aspreno ai Crociferi. The museum is dedicated to the work of the contemporary Italian sculptor Jago, offering visitors the chance to see his marble masterpieces, studio displays, and video materials about the creative process.
An art museum in the center of Naples, housed in a luxurious Baroque palace. Its main masterpiece is Caravaggio’s final painting, “The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula,” alongside works of 17th-century Neapolitan painting, pieces by Giordano, and sculptures by Gemito.
A unique museum of Baroque architecture and 18th-century art located in the historic center. It is famous for the incredible sculpture "The Veiled Christ" and the anatomical models commissioned by the Freemason Raimondo di Sangro.
A monumental 17th-century Bourbon residence on Piazza del Plebiscito. This grand complex includes the Museum of the Historic Apartments with lavish halls, the Teatro di San Carlo, the unique National Library, and romantic gardens.
A rich private art collection housed in the restored Renaissance Palazzo Como on Via Duomo. The museum features paintings, sculptures, porcelain, weapons, and unique historical documents, offering an immersive insight into the culture and daily life of Southern Italy.
A masterpiece of Renaissance art, renowned for Vasari’s stunning frescoes in the former refectory and its magnificent architecture. The complex includes the Church of Sant’Anna dei Lombardi with unique chapels adorned with works by Renaissance sculptors.
One of the largest and richest archaeological museums in the world, located in the historic city center. It is renowned for its unique collection of finds from Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Stabiae, including ancient statues, frescoes, mosaics, and everyday objects.
