Villa Pignatelli

Explore the cultivated and cultural space of Villa Pignatelli with skip the line entry tickets.

Admire antique decor: silverware and bronze statues, including Narcissus by Vincenzo Gemito.

Peek into the lives of aristocratic families: the Acton, the Rothschilds and the Pignatelli.

See 2000 volumes and over 4000 records of lyric and classical music in the library.

Explore the red living room with stuccos by Gaetano Genovese and Neopolitan furnishings.

Learn more about the members of the Pignatelli family through interesting photographs.

Discover 34 carriages from Neapolitan, English, and French eras in the Carriage Museum.

Immerse yourself in the rich history of art and antiquities at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples and travel through the Greek, Roman, and Renaissance eras.

Venture into the museum's Secret Cabinet to witness Roman artifacts recovered from the ruins of Pompeii, from sensual frescoes to enigmatic objects.

Enjoy an exclusive experience at Villa Pignatelli with skip-the-line entry tickets where aristocratic opulence and artistic treasures await you.

Delve into the opulent lives of noble families like the Acton, Rothschilds, and Pignatelli as you explore the villa.

Fun fact: The building that houses the Naples National Archaeological Museum originally served as a cavalry barracks.

Explore Naples without the hassle of purchasing tickets at each attraction and get free admission to the first 3 attractions of your choice from the list provided.

Visit the Museum of Capodimonte, Royal Palace of Naples, and many more sites! Leverage discounts of up to 50% on the 4th attraction onwards.

Enjoy unlimited public transport in the entire urban route for the 3-day validity of the pass.

Support is available in English and Italian with a digital pass that does not require you to physically carry a card and worry about handling it.

Visit state rooms such as the Throne Room, the Hall of Hercules, and the Hall of Mirrors with your skip-the-line tickets to the Royal Palace of Naples.

See remarkable artworks from the Bourbon era created by renowned artists such as Guercino, Andrea Vaccaro, Mattia Preti, Massimo Stanzione, and others.

Get up close to see the aristocratic life of Acton, Rothschilds, and Pignatelli at Villa Pignatelli with skip-the-line access.

Marvel at art collections spanning the 16th to the 18th centuries and see a treasure trove of 2,000 volumes and over 4,000 records of classical music.

Fun fact: In addition to the Palatine Library, the Royal Palace is also home to the Naples National Library, which houses over 2 million volumes.