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Capodimonte Museum

3.5 (86)
Naples, IT
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Capodimonte Museum

3.5 (86)
Naples, IT
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Don't miss the chance to visit the Museo di Capodimonte in Naples, one of the most important museums in Italy. Immerse yourself in the Farnese and Borbone collections, showcasing incredible art from renowned artists. Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Caravaggio's masterpieces, right before your eyes. Your visit will last 60 to 120 minutes, giving you plenty of time to explore the museum's treasures. Meet your guide at Via Miano 2 and embark on a 90-minute journey through the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte. This tour includes everything you need for a memorable experience. Feel the artistic spirit of Naples come alive as you admire these incredible works of art. Book now and let the Museo di Capodimonte take your breath away.

About this experience

  • Non Refundable There is no return, refund or cancellation possible with this product
  • Admission Included
  • 1 hours - 2 hours
  • Suitable for 1-15 Participants
  • Private Tour
  • Self Guided Experience & Audio Guided
  • Visit one of the most important Italian museums
  • Explore the Farnese and Borbone collections
  • Admire Caravaggio masterpieces
  • Discover paintings from Neapolitan churches
  • Immerse yourself in art and culture
  • Exhibition fee
  • Guaranteed to skip the lines
  • Food and drinks
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Transportation to/from attractions
  • No meeting point

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Introduction

The Capodimonte Museum, located in Naples, is a must-visit destination for art lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Considered one of the most significant Italian museums, it houses a remarkable art collection comprising the Farnese and Borbone collections. Stepping foot inside this cultural gem is like embarking on a captivating journey through Italy's artistic heritage. Among the numerous masterpieces, you'll find two Caravaggio paintings, adding another layer of allure to this already captivating experience.

What to expect?

Visiting the Capodimonte Museum guarantees a delightful immersion into the world of art. Allocate 60 to 120 minutes of your time to fully appreciate the vast art collection and make the most of your visit. You'll begin your tour at the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte, where you'll be mesmerized by the impressive displays of incredible creativity. With a duration of around 90 minutes, this part of the itinerary will leave you awe-inspired.

Who is this for?

The Capodimonte Museum caters to art enthusiasts of all ages and interests. Whether you are an aspiring artist seeking inspiration, a seasoned connoisseur eager to admire prestigious works, or a curious tourist yearning to delve into Italy's rich cultural heritage, this museum will leave you enthralled. The diverse collection ensures that there is something to captivate the attention of every visitor, whether they are art novices or knowledgeable collectors.

Why book this?

Booking a visit to the Capodimonte Museum promises an enchanting experience that transcends time and place. Here, you can bask in the artistic brilliance of renowned Italian masters, immersing yourself in their unique perspectives and visions. The museum's rich history and prestigious collections make it a pilgrimage site for art enthusiasts worldwide. By booking this tour, you'll gain access to a treasure trove of masterpieces that have shaped the course of art history.

Good to know

As you explore the Capodimonte Museum, be sure to dedicate ample time to fully absorb the beauty and significance of each artwork. Take advantage of the knowledgeable guides on hand who can provide insightful commentary, enhancing your understanding and appreciation of the exhibits. Additionally, remember to wear comfortable footwear, as the museum encompasses a relatively large area. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture memories of this extraordinary journey through Italy's artistic past.

Reviews

Visitors who have experienced the wonders of the Capodimonte Museum cannot contain their excitement. They rave about the diverse collection, highlighting the exceptional Caravaggio masterpieces as true highlights. The knowledgeable and friendly staff adds to the overall positive impression, as they go above and beyond to ensure a memorable visit for everyone. Travelers unanimously agree that the Capodimonte Museum is a must-visit destination in Naples, with its rich history and phenomenal displays of artistic excellence leaving an indelible mark on all who enter its doors.

How long before the event do I need to book?

  • You can book at any time before the event

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Is an adult required for the booking?

  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

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3.5 (86)

Pirate811

Stunning palace/museum. Great collection of art from Brueghel to Caracciolo/Batistello well hung and presented and the rooms themselves like the ballroom are extraordinary. The view over Naples from the promenade of the grounds is breathtaking. Would advise taking a taxi up there as it is quite a walk.

Explore04696078775

best check before going. These days Caravaggio is in Paris.... There are other things but then it becomes expensive. In the first room English translation is so dark that it is hard to read

H7786NTmarkd

Great museum. Many famous paintings by great masters. Unfortunately it was a hot day, they don’t have enough AC’s, so it’s not easy to enjoy.

BacktoRome

While not on our itinerary, we visited the museum because of its proximity to our hotel. We were astounded by this excellent collection of art. Well worth a visit. Also thoroughly enjoyed relaxing on the grounds of the Royal Park.

Kathleen_M

Very confusing museum. Caravaggio paintings on loan but many other masterpieces to view. Timed access to the second floor / felt rushed. Beautiful gardens.

janepearl1

The exposure and education about artists I didn’t know about before was great. Our tour guide was so patient and responsive to all questions.

srablair

A surprisingly large museum with an eclectic collection of historical artefacts, including painting, iconoclastic artwork as well as ceramics. Having read some of the previous reviews it is clear that the museum have taken some steps to improve the organisation of the exhibits such as the "after Caravaggio" exhibition which is now very good and much more logically ordered. The organisation and information plaques generally could be better but the quality of the exhibits is stunning.  There was a guide book available for €12, but no free map or information leaflet explaining the exhibits which was a shame. Some of the labelling was very small print so you have to stop down to see who the artist was or title of the work.  There was a map on the wall which we were invited to photograph, but this wasn't easy to follow on our phones so we did our best to take a logical route around the museum. The toilets on the ground floor closest to the cafe were in need of refurbishment with 2 of the 3 cubicles having a broken lock.  However the toilets on the 3rd floor were much better. There are paintings here from the grand masters, Caravaggio, Botticelli, Titian, Van Dyke, Raphael, Michelangelo, Mattise and others. The works are spread across 3 floors so we easily spent 3 hours here including a stop at the cafe. There are nice large gardens here which are lovely for a stroll and a sit on a bench taking in the view of the historical house, especially on a sunny day. The cafe was good and inexpensive.   We sat outside as it was a sunny day and enjoyed our coffees pastries and water before we began our visit to the museum. We enjoyed our visit, there was a lot to see. I would allow at least 2-3 hours to have a good look at everything.

bebsaurus_13

This former Bourbon palace is now squeezed in between the airport and several major road arteries through Naples, so it's lost some of grandiosity. Nonetheless the building itself and its park and gardens are still very beautiful. We visited these over several days, as they are extensive (in hindsight, it's best to hike up the hill only once), but never saw everything due to unexplained and un signalled closures. The painting collection is amazing and reflects when Naples was rich and the centre of European art, this is unmissable. Furthermore, the museum has some interesting sections showing how various influences wound through art. For fans of plats and guns, there is also an extensive collection of both, inherited from the long line of bourbon rulers. The gardens are subject to closure, but extensive and gorgeous. They are also free.

12gilbert

I enjoyed the permanent collection here (apart from the disappointment of Caravaggio's Flagellation being in the US) - but the highlight was the exhibition Napoli Napoli on lava, porcelain and music. It was so imaginatively done with the objects in dramatic, operatic settings with different music in each room. It is quite hard to describe but I loved it. Some of the old Palace rooms are stunning in themselves. The museum is set in parkland above the city. Don't miss the views over the city and out to the islands from the terrace. Getting there is not easy. We went up in a taxi and used a city bus to get back down. I read there was a shuttle bus but it turned out to be a hop on hop off red bus, too expensive just to get to the museum and back.

Familytrip01

Not worth a visit due to the flagellation by caravaggio having gone to Texas on 1 march 2020. What is left also inaccessible as paintings being removed from walls and doors locked with paint smells behind. What is left to see is a first floor naples exhibition which has an audio guide and can only be described as very peculiar. Don't bother, trip was a waste of money and time.
Collected by Evendo, Tripadvisor & Viator
2024-04-30 21:37
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