Capodimonte Museum is one of Italy’s largest museums and home to important Neapolitan artwork. The Royal Palace of Capodimonte is a grand palace built by the Bourbon as a summer residence and hunting lodge. By the mid-19th century, the palace had been slowly converted into an art gallery, and in 1950 it opened as a national museum housing a large collection of important Neapolitan paintings and sculptures.
The ground floor of the Museo is home to the Farnese Gallery with masterpiece of Raffaello and Tiziano. On this floor, you’ll also find the “Gallery of Rare Things” – exhibiting historical curiosities and collections of porcelain and majolica. The second floor is dedicated to the National Gallery, including major works by Caravaggio and many others baroque paiters.
Fee per person:
18/99 y.o. 85 €
7/18 y.o. 25 €
0/7 y.o. Free
Fee including:
- Tour with a Campania Region authorised tour guided
- Capodimonte Museum entrance ticket
- Assistance for the entire tour
Fee not including:
Pick-up service and anything not expressly indicated
Duration:
2 hours