Best places: Museums in Napoli, Italy

👍👍 This Church Museum of Santa Luciella ai Librai is one of the historic churches of Naples. It is located in the street of the same name, near the church of Saints Philip and James and right behind the church of San Gregorio Armeno. It has been closed to worship since the 1980s but was reopened on 5...

👍👍 Really excellent tour of the Bourbon Tunnels and the history behind them. We were only able to book this tour with a guide, which is just as well - there is no way we would have know any of the history. Its fascinating how the use has changeover time, but I'm sure the people of Napoli were really gr...

Elegant church on a grand piazza, housing chapels filled with noted Renaissance art & sculpture.

Extensive public park in front of royal palace with woodland paths, statues & fountains.

Archaeological area protecting the ruins of Herculaneum, an ancient city destroyed by Vesuvius.

Guided tours offered in a subterranean Christian cemetery built in the 2nd & 4th centuries.

Spacious museum dedicated to the charming retired stock of the Italian national railway networks.

Underground system of ancient catacombs, tunnels, caverns, cisterns & hideouts accessible by tour.

Tours of an old tunnel connecting the palace to military barracks, used as a bomb shelter in WWII.

👍👍 Uno dei posti più belli della città, i giardini sono aperti al pubblico, molto ordinati, ben tenuti, controllati continuamente dal numeroso personale. Il museo merita una visita... Ci sono punti ristoro, panchine, aree per giocare a pallone e area picnic con tavoli e sedie.

Museum in a university medical school with displays on anatomy, pharmacology & contemporary art.

👍👍 one of the best lights I saw in a museum. besides one work from carravagio there would not be a lot of international famous pieces. nevertheless an exciting walk through Naples and Rome landscapes/paintings.

Ancient Roman seaside villa & archaeological site with an amphitheater, accessed via a long tunnel.

Converted 17th-century palace & museum, home to prehistoric artifacts, coins & ancient works of art.

Star-shaped, 14th-century, hilltop fortress & former prison with panoramic views from its terraces.

Tours of underground tunnels used as everything from Roman aqueducts to WWII air-raid shelters.

17th century palace with period furnishings, a home theatre & lavish ballroom restored after war.

Ornate 17th-century Baroque palace that is now an art gallery with frescoes & works by Caravaggio.

Pint-sized workshop selling & repairing a variety of plastic & wooden dolls & toy accessories.

👍👍 The only entrance to the woods that has some parking space. You enter directly in the wooded area and it is the closest access to the Pheasant, while it is the furthest from the Regia di Capodimonte and the panoramic area. From here you can immediately immerse yourself in nature, with its wooded pa...