A palace, beautiful architecture, marvelous marble, lovely staircase settings framed by arches, art…read moresculptures, art exhibits, a gigantic golden clock - all in one palace... Estremamente bellissima! This is eye and brain candy for the artistic minded and admirers. A perfect place for other artists to set up their work, too. Napoli is a hub for such beings. Gotta check this palace out if you visit Napoli. It's nicely located on Via Toledo near many munchies and window shopping. I got in for €5. But if you make it on the first Sunday of the month, museums are FREE!

Located in the Materdei section of Naples, Fontanelle cemetery contains the remains of some 40,000…read morepersons, many victims of WWII and the plague. Free to enter, and predictably solemn, expect to spend approximately 60 minutes inside taking in the scope of tributes.

It's the most macabre place I've ever been. There are thousands of skulls and bones everywhere. but…read moreit's very interesting. super recommend

Visited in April 2026, and was really blown away by the detail in the marble sculptures. The way…read morethe sheerness of the fabric captured all the folds and wrinkles over the forms of the Christ and Modesty sculptures was stunning. My mind can't even begin to comprehend how Genoese sculptor Francesco Queirolo carved the life-like roped fishing net texture and structure draped over the two human figures out of solid stone for Disillusion. He certainly was a virtuoso in this art form. The other statues in the room were incredibly elaborate and detailed as well. As other reviews have mentioned, the chapel has a strict no photography policy, there are multiple security guards posted around this room and they watch with hawk eyes so don't even try. The "anatomical machines" portion of the exhibit was two open bodies one male, one female, preserved for scientific study, showing possibly the most complete real life version of the human cardiovascular system including veins and arteries. Fascinating, though could present an ick factor for those that aren't into seeing explicit internal organs. Open daily 9am-7pm except Tuesdays. Regular admission is €12.00 for adults, €6-8 for students, handicapped, youth 10 yrs and over. Free admission to 9 yrs and under. Audio guides are available for an additional €3.50 fee. Regular admission feels steep for essentially access to 1.5 rooms, given the amount of people, had to dock a star. A lot of info available on their website below, I don't think you need the audio guide if you can read thru the descriptions in advance, though cell service isn't great inside, so wouldn't recommend trying access it live. https://www.museosansevero.it/en

Visited May 20, 2022. Booked tickets online. Great small museum. Don't worry if you don't score a…read moreticket online. There seemed to be a short line for those who didn't have tickets. The highlights are the Veiled Christ, Modesty & Disillusioned. It really was something else to see that kind of artistry with marble. Be sure to go downstairs and check out the 2 anatomical studies which display all the veins in a human body.