Longobardi at the Archaeological Museum of Naples, the exhibition with more than 300 works

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The great exhibition on the Longobards arrives in Naples, an international event at the Archaeological Museum, capable of uniting North and South.

Update: the exhibition on the Longobards has been extended to the 2 April!

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From December 21, 2017 al 25 March 2 April 2018 in Naples it will be possible to appreciate the bigger show made on Longobardi. A cultural event capable of merging North and South. The exhibition was in fact inaugurated in Pavia on 26 August 2017, and after the exhibition in Naples in National archeologic museum will be housed in the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.

The exhibition will allow to enhance the Campania heritage relating the city of Naples with Benevento, Capua e Salerno, South Longobard capitals. The collaboration between these cities has allowed the creation of thematic itineraries to guarantee visitors information about the places and the Lombard testimonies on the territory.

More than one will be exhibited 300 works, more than 80 lending institutions and museums, 50 the scholars involved in the research, 17 original video and multimedia installations and hundreds of objects from the deposits of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.

Information on the exhibition:

Where: National Archaeological Museum of Naples, Piazza Museo 19

When: from 21 December 2017 to 25 March 2 April 2018. Closed on Tuesdays, 25 December and 1 January, open on 26 December

Timetables: from 9.00 to 19.30 (last 19.00 entry)

Prezzi: the exhibition is included in the entrance ticket of the Museum. Full 12 euro | reduced 6 euro | free for children of 18 years

Contacts: official website of the museum


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