MUSEO DI CAPODIMONTE
Reachable with the Metropolitana Line 2 and bus

Capodimonte was designed and constructed by the Borbonians in 1738 as a royal museum. The Farnese collection, the essential core, included over 1,700 paintings at the end of the 17th century together with other decorative arts just as impressive and priceless. It displays master works by Masaccio, Botticelli, Perugino, Bellini, Tiziano,... CONTINUE

MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO
Reachable by the Metropolitana Line 2

The building that currently houses the museum first started out as a riding school in 1586. Then in 1612, Don Pedro Fernando de Castro, viceroy of Naples, gave the responsibility of designing the new site of the university to the architect Giulio Cesare.
The building was then tranformed at the end of the 18th century into the “Real... CONTINUE

CITTà DELLA SCIENZA
The “City of Science” is the first Italian science center and born in the 90s under the order of the foundation IDIS in the post-industrial area of Bagnoli, one of the most beautiful zones of Naples which is open to the gulf of Pozzuoli. The science center is in the precise location of a former iron factory with exhibitions and research structures that are progressively adding on to the already growing... CONTINUE