The De Feis Etruscan Archaeological Museum in Naples

The museum

The De Feis Museum , inaugurated in February 2015, is the first Etruscan Archaeological Museum in Naples and is located within the Denza Institute . This opening was the result of a collaboration between the Superintendency for Cultural Heritage and Activities of the Tuscany Region and the Provincial Father of the Barnabites of Naples, Pasquale Riillo.

The Museum displays over 800 artifacts from the collection of Barnabite Father Leopoldo De Feis, who established the first educational museum of the Florentine College "Alle Querce". Upon its closure, the materials were transferred to the Barbanita complex at Villa San Paolo in Florence and, only later, to Naples.

The finds exhibited here cover a chronological interval between the Bronze Age and the Imperial Severian Era and relate to the ancient Etruscan Campanian centre of Caudium.

Information on the "De Feis" Etruscan Archaeological Museum

Opening time:

• Monday to Friday from 10: 00 to 13: 30
• By reservation only
• Saturday and Sunday morning on request

Price tickets:

• Free entry

Contacts:

• Tel: 081.5757533
• Il De Feis Etruscan Archaeological Museum from the official website of the Municipality of Naples on site of the Denza Institute.

How to get here

• Address: Istituto Denza, Via Coroglio 9 - 80124 Naples
• Metro line L1: Mergellina station, then bus to the Bruno - Sannazzaro stop, get off at the Discesa Coroglio - Istituto Denza stop.