Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte

Lovely museum. Caravaggio alone is worth seeing. There is also tons of artists that were inspired & worked w/ him similar style on display. Lovely bar there as well were we had espresso & lunch. It's a bit out of the city but worth the taxi ride 100%

Beautiful museum nestled in a gorgeous park—so plan some extra time for a leisurely stroll or a strategic gelato break. The park offers lovely views of Vesuvius and Napoli. The museum itself boasts a solid collection, including some standout pieces by unique artists like Bruegel—seriously, not the kind of artist you bump into at every corner. However, a heads-up: among the gems are quite a few copies. They’re not always clearly marked, so you might find yourself thinking, “Hold up, isn’t this supposed to be in that museum?” before squinting at the fine print. All in all, the combination of strolling to this museum, exploring the collection, and meandering through the park was a highlight of our Napoli trip. Don’t skip it—it’s cultural zen with a side of cardio.

A nice museum with a good collection of paintings, stunning interiors. But the museum is in renovation and some rooms are closed, and when you finish a floor you need to retake the whole route to exit. The park is nice and the view on Napoli bay is magnificent

Many times I have been to Naples but the first visit to Capodimonte. The Museum is being renovated but it holds so many treasures. We did one floor this visit , mainly to see Carravagios work. All the paintings are beautifully displayed and lit well. The place is huge and will take several visits to see even part of the collection. There is a cafe for coffee and food, a good selection and reasonable prices. Outside the grounds are very big and beautiful with great views over Naples, Capri and Vesuvio. Wonderful place to visit and revisit.

Outstanding. Amazing collection, powerful Caravaggio piece and don't forget the bar and bistro on the way out.

It’s amazing how we can have so many wonderful paints and painters works in such ª underrated museum.

Not what I expected. There were some interesting things to see of course, but nothing really special. The Caravaggio paintings were missing, sent to some other museum.The ticket is way too expensive. The park outside is nice.

A beautiful museum! At the moment 1 floor is not available although we still enjoyed the experience to view the religious works. The garden is beautifully preserved. There is a pizza shop opposite it, a nice break for after the museum.