Capodimonte art gallery tour

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The Royal Palace of Capodimonte was built by Carlo III of Borbone, in the vicinity of the wood where the king had decided to build a big enclosure. The works lasted nearly a century, and began in 1738 under the direction of the military engineer Giovanni Antonio Median, aimed from the outset to accommodate the huge collection of art that King Carlo had inherited from his mother Elisabetta Farnese. From 1763 to 1766 the architect Ferdinando Fuga took care to follow the work and were also designed the Royal Porcelain Factory and the church dedicated to San Gennaro. Following the Revolution of 1799, the Palace housed the troops and although Charles was able to bring into their flight to Palermo the finest pieces, many important works were damaged. During the decade of French domination with Giuseppe Bonaparte and Gioacchino Murat, the building became a residential and the works were moved to the Palace of Studies, the current National Archaeological Museum of Naples. Unification of Italy until 1920, when the palace became state property of state, had more residential museum function, despite the artistic sensibility of Savoy family took over, helped to enrich the collection. In 1949 the Ministry of Education imposed a return to the palace of the whole collection of medieval and modern art, previously moved to the Palazzo degli Studi was born in 1957 and the National Gallery of Capodimonte.

daily from 9.00 am to 19.30 (last admission 18.30)

Closed 1th January,1th May and 25th December

Closed on Wednesday

Rates of entry
Full € 7,50 (after 14.00 € 6,50)
Reduced € 3,75 (*)

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Only one free entrance for each one of the listed sites

Itinerary: Archaeology of the Gulf: price € 30.00

validity: 3 days

Sites to visit: Archaeological Museum, Ruins of Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabiae, Oplontis, Boscoreale Antiquarium, Ruins of Cuma, Baja Castle, Temple of Serapide, Flavio Amphitheatre, Baja Archaeological Park, Rione Terra.

Free

for EU citizens under 18 years

(*) Reduced: for EU citizens aged between 18 and 25 years of age and for school teachers of the European Union.

The free tickets and reduced may be issued only upon presentation of a valid identity document.

A useful service cloakroom is active at the entrances where you can also leave luggage.

For schools visiting the reservation is mandatory.

Sales room

publications, postcards, posters, slides, videotapes and memorabilia are on sale in a room at the museum

Wardrobe

Museum is located at the entrance of a free cloakroom service. It is not allowed access into the Museum with bags, backpacks, umbrellas and bulky items, you can leave these belongings in the cloakroom.

How to arrive

Roads and Transport:

Subways: Line 2, stop: Cavour; Bus C63, 2M, 178;

Car: Highway exit Capodimonte. It is possible to pay to park entrance on Via del Bosco or Miano

The Capodimonte Museum, one of the most prestigious and rich in the panorama of Italian and European museums, is characterized by an articulated path, developed on three floors of the palace.

Tour Price: 90 €/hour (minimum 2 hours); 60 € every extra hour

Tour type: Archaeology and History tour; Private tour; Walking tour.

Duration: 2 hours; 2,5 hours

Running days: Every day (except Wednesday)

Maximum travelers: 10 (a small group guarantees a service of better quality) Tours for larger groups can be arranged on demand.

Main attractions: the masterworks of Caravaggio the “Flagellazione di Cristo”, Simone Martini “San Ludovico di Tolosa”, Tiziano “Paolo III” , Masaccio “Crocifissione”, Luca Giordano “Madonna del baldacchino”...

What’s not included: Entrance ticket (8 €); Transportation (It can be arranged with Mercedes Limousine, Mini Van or Bus; Hotel pick-up or drop-off)

Kid Friendly: Yes

Disable friendly: Yes

I can arrange an itinerary for people with reduced mobility.

CAPODIMONTE

TOUR DESCRIPTION

INFO

The Museum

The main sections heritage sites within the National Galleries of Capodimonte are the Farnese and Borbone Collection, the largest and most important collection of art of Southern Italy. At the beginning '500, the Pope Paolo III, born Alessandro Farnese (1468-1549), was one of the greatest collectors of art objects and antiques, and when Carlo Bourbon, his descendant of his mother's side, became King of Naples decided to transfer the entire collection in the capital of the new kingdom. It was the largest movement of art around the XVIIth century.

The Museum is spread over three floors, with over 150 rooms containing paintings and objets d'art from the XIII to XX century.

First floor:

-The old apartment with magnificent monumental environments (the Hall of the Cradle, the Ballroom, the Exhibition Camuccini), small and precious environments (the Sitting Porcelain and Pompeian Bedroom)

-The Gallery of Naples and European porcelain, divided by factories;

-The Farnese collection, an extraordinary collection of masterpieces of Italian painting schools dal'400 to 600, including important works by Tiziano (the portraits of the Farnese family and Danae), the Crucifixion by Masaccio, Botticelli, El Greco, Bellini and Brueghel , Parmigianino, Guido Reni, Correggio and the Carracci, drawings by Michelangelo and many others;

-The Borgia collection, with a metal globe in of the XIII century, a work of Mantegna and silk panels of French manufacture;

-The Farnese and Borbone Armory;

-The collection donated by Mario De Ciccio, who had devoted his life to the trade in antiques and had collected between Palermo and Naples very prestigious works of bronze, porcelain, embroidery, silver and objects of great archaeological interest.

Third floor:

- Contemporary Art, opened in 1978 at the behest superintendent Raffaello Causa, in collaboration with gallerist Lucio Amelio, to host a retrospective exhibition of Alberto Burri in Capodimonte . In the years following the third floor was dedicated mostly to contemporary art, and today you can admire works by Mimmo Paladino, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Jannis Kounellis, Domenico Spinosa and note silkscreened image of Vesuvius in eruption of Andy Warhol, made from 'artist on the occasion of his staff in Naples in 1985.

- Photo section, opened in 1996 consisting of approximately 52 photographs by Mimmo Jodice, where the Neapolitan artist compares different generations of artists.

- Gallery of the 800 located in an area reclaimed from the attic of the building, collects works desired by the Borbone in Naples and Savoy more acquisitions. There are works by Michele Cammarano, Vincenzo Gemito e Domenico Morelli.

GALLERY

Second floor:

- The tapestry room, depicting the Battle of Pavia between France and the Germanic Empire to rule over Italy. Dating back to the first half of the 500 were donated in 1531 to Emperor Carlo V by Bruxellex States General;

- The Neapolitan gallery where through the work shows the importance of Naples in the Mediterranean. Alternate subjects of religious themes with strong references to plots lay between art and history, from Anjou to the Bourbons through the succession of works by great artists such as Simone Martini, Mattia Preti, Ribera, Caravaggio, Titian, Luca Giordano and other.

-the Collection of Avalos, donated in 1862 by Alfonso d'Avalos (including the tapestries of the first room) includes paintings by Ribera, Pacecco, De Rosa, Andrea Vaccaro, Luca Giordano, Recco and Brueghel, embroideries, miniatures, prints and weapons;

-That anticipates contemporary art, with the Great Black Cretto of Alberto Burri, the collection third floor.

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