Museums in Campania, Italy

The Farnese collection is the largest art collection in Italy. This includes precious paintings by Titian a... More on Yahoo! Travel

A slightly cheaper way to see the museum if you also want to use local transport and see other sights, such... More on igougo

Housed in the Palazzo Antignano (graced by an unusual 15th-century portal in Catalán-Moorish style at no. 76 of Via Roma), the museum, established in 1874, is dedicated to the art, religion, and history of Campania. ... More on Frommers

Most of the recent finds from the local sites have been collected in this museum and divided into two sections. The first is dedicated to the running of a Roman farm, with exhibits on the techniques and objects related to agriculture ... More on Frommers

Created in 1986, this small but extremely interesting museum has a wonderful collection of precious objects made of coral, including cameos, totaling over 600 pieces. Located on the premises of the workshop Camo, who specialize ... More on Frommers

This museum is the perfect place to learn more about the historical aspects of the local paper industry. Created inside one of the abandoned paper mills, it has a great collection of original tools and machines. It also maintains ... More on Frommers

Originally built in 1325 and redone in the 17th century, this great monastery has been restored to all its original beauty. Entering from the courtyard, you first come to the church , a masterpiece of baroque decoration, ... More on Frommers

The most famous basilica in Naples, this church was built in 1310 by king Roberto I d'Angió as the burial church for the Angevin dynasty. In the 18th century, it was lavishly decorated by the best artists of the time, but ... More on Frommers

Adjacent to the Duomo is the entrance to the Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro . The holdings here are exceptional in quality and quantity: The amount of the treasure is so great that the museum rotates its exhibits annually ... More on Frommers

Founded in 1985, Le Nuvole is the first theater in Napoli for children. 40,000 kids come here from October to June. Attempting to open children's minds and hearts to new ways of thinking and engaging the world, Le Nuvole's programs ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Destined to house porcelain production, the Reggia di Capodimonte building was constructed in the large grounds by Ferdinando Fuga in 1743. The porcelain drawing room belonging to Queen Amalia of S... More on Yahoo! Travel

Sitting in the middle of a magnificent park that once was a hunting preserve for the Bourbon kings, this museum was created by Carlo III di Borbone in 1743 to house his mother's art collection (sh... More on Frommers