The National archaeological Museum Naples has an amazing collection. The monumental sculptures are nothing short of spectacular. We visited the museum on September 30, 2023. The only disappointment was that due to some kind of of technical difficulties, the first floor, which contains mosaics was closed. Therefore, we were unable to see the Alexander Mosaic. They didn’t say how long that section will be closed. It is still worth visiting.

Amazing statues and Roman paintings incredibly preserved from Pompeii and Herculaneum. The museum itself is in an impressive building, spacious, no crowds. Inexpensive and easily accessed by the metro station next door. Highly recommended for lovers of Ancient Rome!

This museum was fascinating! Room after room of treasures found at Pompei and surrounding ancient greek and roman archaeological sites. The artefacts were divided by type: collections of perfect 2000 year old glassware, etruscan ceramics, intricate jewellery as well as marble statues and even an exhibition of near perfect mosaics from Pompei. I was tired at the end of a long day exploring Naples, but kept being tempted into the next room!

A must-visit Museum! Give yourself time to explore it. Very easy to navigate. Plenty of information to expand your knowledge, education, curiosity, inspiration… The world famous collection will keep you motivated and excited during the entire visit. Very nice cafeteria to refuel and take a break ( delicious baba! - yes, Napoli😊😎) Bookstore with a great selection. Treat yourself!

A breathtaking place. We were a bit in a hurry so had just one hour and our goal was to check the artifacts saved from Pompeii. There’s so much to see, one could easily spend here a full day, if not even more!

This museum is full of amazing statues, frescos, and mosaics. We spent four hours and did not see it all. It is large, and the layout can be confusing. The audio tour did not present a sequence, but just a way to listen about what we were seeing by dialing in the number if there was one. We found that downloading Rick Steves Audio Europe transcript of it was helpful. Highly recommend!

It is a walking distance like 15 minutes from catacomb di san gennaro. We booked the tickets online. You have to leave backbags at the storage before getting in. The highlight of the museum is the artifacts from Pompi and Herculaneum. We spent a couple of hours inside the museum.

Big but not sooo big museum which has some amazing things to see. Sculptures, paintings, mosaics, items recovered from Pompei. Some amazing collections. Check out the video about Pompei on floor 3 I guess. It was amazing!

We visited over 2 days. In total probably about 7 hours. That was about the right length of time. A very large museum with many fascinating exhibits. Many of them have bilingual Italian/English signs. Well worth the cost of admission.

This museum is a must to see the artefacts from Pompeii and Herculaneum. I visited here last as it was the day before our return flight home. There is also the stunning collection built up by the Farnese family in Rome and transferred here. I really wish more items could be seen en situ, but they are no doubt better well preserved in the museum. I spent about 2+hours here, and like the Uffizi in Florence, there is a point of overwhelm where you can't take it all in. I bought the guidebook so I could look back on what was seen. I loved the artefacts from the Villa Dei Papiri.