Top Naples Art Galleries

Naples has been inhabited for almost 3,000 years and much of the city’s past is hidden beneath the modern streets. Secure your spot on an official Naples Underground (Napoli Sotterranea) tour, the only way to venture below ground and explore the city’s buried history. Admire the ancient Neapolitan aqueduct and WWII air raid shelters, all with an official site guide. Admission and skip-the-line entry are included in the tour price.

Step into the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, a legendary treasure trove of antiquity & one of Italy's most visited museums in Italy. With your priority entry ticket, skip the lines and explore a treasure trove of artifacts from Pompeii, Herculaneum, and beyond. Discover stunning mosaics, sculptures, and frescoes that whisper stories of ancient civilizations, offering a glimpse into the lives of people who lived over 2,000 years ago. Marvel at the Farnese Collection's towering Roman sculptures & explore the Secretum's intriguing erotic art from Pompeii. Get up close to the intricate mosaics from the House of the Faun, uncover everyday life in ancient Pompeii through artifacts, jewelry and poignant casts of the city's victims. Wander through galleries showcasing Egyptian, Greek, & Roman masterpieces, including the iconic Farnese Atlas and Farnese Hercules. Your audio guide brings the museum's highlights to life, sharing secrets and stories behind these incredible artifacts.

The National Archaeological Museum of Naples is a must-see destination for art lovers. The museum’s collection contains an array of Greek and Roman masterpieces, including sculptures from Pompeii and Herculaneum. Get up close and personal to the archaeological treasures, and explore at your leisure, when you purchase this ticket. Skip-the-line access will help you beat the crowds, while securing guaranteed admission in advance means one fewer travel worry.

Prebook your admission with skip the line access to the Capodimonte Museum. This means you have more time to visit one of southern Italy’s largest art galleries—three floors and more than 160 rooms inside a grand Bourbon palazzo. There’s a small collection of modern art including works by Andy Warhol, but most come to see the vast Farnese collection and Caravaggio’s The Flagellation of Christ.