Naples National Archaeological Museum

In terms of historical significance, collection of ancient artifacts, and contribution to the European cultural survey, the National Archaeological Museum Naples is one of Italy's most significant and extensive museums. Originally constructed as cavalry barracks prior to becoming a museum, this structure also served as the University of Naples' main campus.  Read on to learn more about the museum's hours, ticket prices, and other information.

you can opt for the standard entry tickets for the museum, which is home to one of the best collections of ancient art and Graeco-Roman antiquities in the whole world. The entrance tickets are available there for as little as €18.

The guided tour tickets provide you access to the Roman and Greek arts exhibits as your guide leads you through the many museum displays. 

Headout offers 5% off on standard entry tickets for the Naples National Archaeological Museum Tickets.

Children under 18 can enter for free while EU citizens between 18 and 25 years of age get discounted tickets. 

The Naples National Archaeological Museum showcases a variety of highlights such as the Pompeii Collection, Egyptian Collection, The  Secret Room, and much more!

The Secret Room, a one-of-a-kind collection, has 250 sexually themed objects discovered during the excavations at Pompeii and Herculaneum. Earlier, some of the displays and artifacts were considered "obscene" and "pornographic", and consequently banned and isolated from the other collections. In 2000, it was eventually reopened to the public.

With more than 2,500 objects on exhibit, the Museum has one of the biggest collections of ancient Egyptian artefacts outside of Egypt. The Charta Borgiana, a prehistoric papyrus, and The Lady of Naples,  which also happens to be the oldest objects in the collection, are some of the most well-known items. The Naoforo Farnese, a basalt sculpture that shows a man kneeling on a base with bent arms, is another.

This museum features a beautiful collection of mosaics, the majority of which were found in Pompeii and other Vesuvian cities. The Alexander Mosaic, which depicts the illustrious Alexander the Great against Darius III of Persia in 100 BC, and another work of art depicting a gladiator battle are among the most well-known pieces of artwork.

The Farnese Collection is among this museum's most well-known holdings. The collection's objects were bought by Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, who later rose to the position of Pope Paul III. The Toro Farnese, a beautiful sculpture cut from a single block of marble, showing the demise of Dirce, Queen of Thebes, and Ercole Farnese, a commanding marble statue of Hercules reclining over his weapon, are two outstanding items from this group.

Numerous artifacts and relics from the historic city of Pompeii are on display in the museum. The variety of historical epigraphs, sensual artwork, and stunning frescoes are some of the most notable items. In addition, there is a scale model of the city and area where the Temple of Isis is located. By exploring this museum and perusing its extensive collections, one may learn a lot about the city of Pompeii.

While in Naples, you can also visit the city's well-known attractions such as the Royal Palace of Naples, Herculaneum Ruins, Pompeii, and more!

The Reggia di Caserta, also known as the Royal Palace of Caserta, was designed by renowned architect Luigi Vanvitelli to compete with the Royal Palaces in Madrid and Versailles. The Royal Palace of Caserta is one of the biggest palaces in the world and is worth a look because of its expansive courtyards, ponds, a hunting lodge, undeveloped woods, as well as a silk factory. Vist this palace with Royal Palace of Caserta tickets. 

Piazza Plebiscito, is home to the old Royal Palace of Naples. It is one of Naples' most significant museums, housing notable works by historical painters as well as furnishings, tapestries, paintings, and murals from the Spanish and Bourbon eras.

Each year, millions of visitors go to this spectacular complex, which chronicles the story of the dynasties that ruled over this city. Get Royal Palace of Naples tickets to experience it yourself. 

The historic town of Herculaneum, Pompeii's frequently overshadowed neighbour, also perished in the terrible Mount Vesuvius explosion of 79 AD. Herculaneum was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site because few places in the world are thought to be as well conserved as it is. Learn about these ruins with Herculaneum Ruins tickets.

The Museo di Capodimonte, southern Italy's biggest and most successful art gallery, is housed in the massive Palazzo di Capodimonte. Its extensive collection was transferred here in 1759 and consists of spectacular altarpieces from the 12th century as well as works by Caravaggio, Botticelli, and Warhol. Check out these works of art with Museo Di Capodimonte tickets. 

The ruins of Pompeii date back two millennia and provide a glimpse into the city's once-vibrant civilization. You may explore the well-preserved remains of what's left of the city when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD by travelling to the Bay of Naples. The ruins contains frescos, sculptures, commonplace items and even preserved corpses! Visit these ruins with Pompeii tickets and tours.