Museo Di Capodimonte

Capodimonte holds one of Italy's largest art collections across three floors and 160 rooms inside a former royal palace. (123 chars)

Reserved entry gets you a fixed time slot, so you walk straight past the queue and into the galleries. (105 chars)

See the Farnese Collection, three centuries of art gathered by one family, alongside Caravaggio's Flagellation of Christ. (123 chars)

Explore Titian, Raphael and Artemisia Gentileschi originals, then wander the Royal Apartments and their 3,000 porcelain pieces. (129 chars)

Once inside, there's no rush to leave: take your time across the galleries and palace gardens at your own pace.

Experience an immersive 2-hour tour of the Capodimonte Museum, where art and history intertwine for an enriching journey.

Included entrance tickets make for a stress-free journey, ensuring you skip the queues and dive straight into the world of artistic masterpieces.

Your knowledgeable guide will bring these artworks to life, sharing intricate details, historical contexts, and the fascinating stories behind each piece.

Visit the museum's permanent exhibition, Damasa by Gian Maria Tosatti whose installation recreates a domestic space filled with ash, and burned newspapers.

Did you know? The museum's collection of artwork began with King Charles VII of Naples, who wanted to give his subjects access to his royal art collection.