The National Archaeological Museum of Naples

The Museum

The National Archaeological Museum of Naples (MANN), founded by the Bourbons at the end of the 18th century, is the oldest museum in Europe.
It contains precious collections and archaeological finds set between the prehistoric and late-Roman ages, as well as numerous historical collections, including those of the Farnese family, dei Borgia and the collection ofAncient Egypt.

Information on the National Archaeological Museum

Opening time:

• Open every day from 9: 00 at 19: 30
• Closed on Tuesdays
• Closing operations start at 19.00
• When Tuesday is a public holiday, the Museum postpones closing on Wednesdays
• Festive closures: 25 December and 1 January

Price tickets:

• Full price: € 12.00
• Reduced: € 6.00
• Evening admission: € 2.00 every Thursday evening from 14 June to 30 August 2018 (starting from 19.30 - Museum closes at 22.40)
• Free: citizens under the 18 years of the European community and non-EU citizens
• Free entry on the first Sunday of each month

Contacts:

• Tel: 081 442 2149
• E-mail direction: man-na@beniculturali.it
• Official website of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples
  

How to get:

• Address: Piazza Museo, 19 - 80135 Naples
• From Piazza Garibaldi: L2 metro line, Cavour station; or L1 metro line, Museum station