Pick your favourite time to visit the Museum and meet our professional tour guide directly at the main entrance. After an introductory explanation of the building - a former cavalry barrack - you will proceed toward the Mosaic collection at the first floor. The most famous piece here is the Alexander Mosaic, a huge representation of the battle...Read more
If you want to discover the world of Neapolitan superstition, this experience is perfect for you. After a short guided tour in the places of the 'evil eye', we will move to a particular place in the center where you can immerse yourself with a lover of the Neapolitan tradition in the rich world of superstition: anecdotes, stories, songs, nursery...Read more
Not far from the historic center of Naples is one of the most fascinating places in the city, it is the Fontanelle Cemetery.
The cemetery was built inside an ancient tuff quarry when in 1656, because of the Plague, the bones of a large part of the Neapolitan population were thrown away, which could not resist the serious epidemic. Over the...Read more
The complex, founded by the Angevins (1279), encloses in its walls with a centuries-old history, a true treasure trove of history, art and religiosity. It includes the beautiful Cloister of S. Giacomo, with the Tomb of Matteo Ferrillo and the mystery of Vlad III of Wallachia, the great Chapel of S. Giacomo with the exhibition on the Neapolitan...Read more
The Mater Dei district houses one of the city's jewels of the city, the Fontanelle Cemetery, which was carved out of a natural tufa cave just outside the walls of the Greco-Roman city.
The cave was used as a cemetery when in 1656 a severe plague raged in the city making numerous victims, and the bodies continued to be stored during other...Read more