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CARLA_S, Jul 2026
Skip the guide and go straight to the masterpiece room
Good way to see large collection. However, most of what you want to see is in one room —ie, the Caravaggio and the Brunilescchi—so you can get away without a guide. The guide was knowledgeable but had a difficult accent and then did not walk me back to where we met, so I had to find my own way out and I got a bit lost. He was in a hurry to meet his next clients.
Pia_A, Jun 2026
Great guide
Well prepared and passionate overview of the collection focused around Carravagio and the highlight of the museum lsuch as for example Gentileschi.
Bob_M, Oct 2025
Like a course in art...
Like a course in art history. Loved it. You will need a lot of energy. After two hours I personally was exhausted.
Susan_S, Jun 2024
They were renovating the...
They were renovating the site, but they did a great job of moving the artwork to other rooms for viewing. The location of the museum is looks like there can be a lawn partying from the 1880s or Downtown Abby. You can spend hours here. They were nice and allowed us to enter prior to our timed ticket slot.

Capodimonte Museum (Museo di Capodimonte)

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Naples
Capodimonte Museum (Museo di Capodimonte)
  • A visit to the museum is particularly interesting for art enthusiasts who are interested in the Neapolitan school.

  • The Capodimonte Museum is completely wheelchair accessible.

  • Large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas must be checked at the entrance.

  • The museum houses a small bookshop and café.

  • Photography without flash is allowed in the museum.