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easy access to transport and museums. but I'd like to take issue with 2 things: the poor explanations on how to activate the card and the need to reactivate it each time it's used.
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I've never been able to connect
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The entrances were easy. As for public transport, we opted only for the metro, but the clerk always had to let us in. But I highly recommend it
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The experience with Napoli artecard is very good and I fully recommend it. Good communication with the managers of the company and good functioning of the app, always with mobile data of course.
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We only used it for the museums and it was perfect. I had a problem activating it but they solved it right away.
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The convenience of having the dematerialized card on your phone is great, but it doesn't work when there's no Internet connection. Which is the case in metro corridors, and it's impossible to take a screenshot. But very interesting for visiting the main museums and getting around without worrying about tickets once you've found the right organization. I recommend
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Once the purchase is made, the Card is complicated to unlock. The app is not very intuitive for registration. Despite everything, the people at the tourist office are reactive in the event of a problem. The card works well in museums, but the code is not read by the machines in public transport. As a result, you always have to ask the local ticket inspector to let you through, which he always does willingly. Useful if you're sure you want to visit a few museums.
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Savings, good service even when the bar code didn't read well on the various machines Only downside: constantly having to reconnect
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the exhibitions and sights were marvellous beautifully displayed and of the highest quality. it was difficut to find out which sites were able to be accessed for free once we got our artecard. i woud suggest the artecard logo is displayed more prominantly on the sites
FLEXIBILITY AND EASY ACCESS. WE VISITED THE MUSEUMS WE WANTED QUICKLY
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The opportunity to see so many places I might not have seen!
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Explore Campania's treasures with free entry to top sites and unlimited travel!
Explore Campania's treasures with free entry to top sites and unlimited travel!
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We were through the line quickly at Peastum - it was a beautiful! Pompeii was another story as we were not aware of the 1st Sunday of each month being a Museum holiday where everyone egts in free. We waited in line for 2 hours because the "voucher" did not count as a printed ticket aloowing us immediate acccess, and then we were smooshed in through the gates by hoards of people trying to get in before it closed.
Transport passes don't work at any of the barriers. Staff at both train stations and metro are well aware of this and are kind enough to let you pass through. Lady at the information desk said that they rarely work so this is a known issue. Also we were of the impression that we could use the pass to get a discounted entry to a museum after our two free visits and this was not the case. All in all we felt that we didn't save money by buying the card and had lots of issues setting it up.
I would like a refund due to denial in the use of the ticket
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Easy to use and good value for site entry and getting around. Got on train from Sorrento to Herculaneum not knowing it only stopped a few times a day. Went through to Naples and easily caught the train to Herculaneum without extra cost or trouble. 😂
Great once I got the cards but there was a problem getting them activated (technical at Artecarc!) , I had to email several times and eventually telephone a couple of times, quite stressful on holiday!
I am basically an IT dinosaur and did not find the experience of using the Artecard easy, especially as the signal to my phone when we were in Italy was, at best, problematical. However Headout staff were most helpful when I contacted them.
Cost saving was the best thing. Using the card for travel was confusing, since you couldn't scan anything, but they would usually let you in for free if you mentioned the card. Head out was ok, helpful with setting up the app.
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Go for: Skip-the-line tickets
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Go for: Combo tours
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Certain Certosa di San Martino tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled. However, tickets such as the Artecard Napoli and Artecard Campania can be canceled 24 hours before the experience begins for a full refund.
With your peak entry ticket for Certosa di San Martino, you can visit the Museum of the 20th Century which features collections of 20th-century Italian and global artists.
The Church of San Martino is a significant part of the larger Certosa (charterhouse) complex, which includes the monastery, museum, and other areas.
Flanked by the treasury and chapterhouse, the Church and Sacristy at Certosa di San Martino boasts of beautiful frescoes and paintings by some of Naples's greatest 17th-century artists. These include illustrious names such as Battista Caracciolo, Jusepe de Ribera, Guido Reni, and Massimo Stanzione.
Adjacent to the Church, you can see two splendid cloisters-the Chiostro dei Procuratori and the Chiostro Grande. The Chiostro Grande is the larger of the two cloisters, was originally designed by Dosio in the late 16th century, and features beautiful Tuscan-Doric porticoes, gleaming marble statues, and vibrant camellias.
Just off the Chiostro dei Procuratori is the Sezione Navale. The Sezione Navale documents the history of the Bourbon Navy from 1734 to 1860. It also features a small and exquisite collection of royal barges.
Sezione Presepiale features a whimsical collection of rare Neapolitan ‘presepi’ or nativity scenes from the 18th and 19th centuries. One of the most famous works in the collection is the humongous 19th-century Cuciniello creation that covers an entire wall of what used to be the former monastery’s kitchen.
The bulk of the monks’ historic collection is displayed at the Quarto del Priore, which is in the southern wing of Certosa di San Martino.
You can also see the museum’s most famous sculpture, Madonna col Bambino e San Giovannino here.
Delve into Neopolitan history through a pictorial journey at Immagini e Memorie della Città e del Regno. Over here, you’ll find portraits of historic characters, antique maps, rooms dedicated to major historical events, and a fabled maritime depiction of Naples in the second half of the 15th century.
Below Certosa di San Martino is the Sotterranei Gotici or Gothic Basement. The austere vaulted space of the Sotterranei holds around 150 marble sculptures and epigraphs. Though tours for this area were suspended indefinitely in 2017, for additional information please contact Certosa di San Martino.
Thursday to Tuesday: 8:00 AM to 7:30 PM.
Closed: Wednesdays, December 25 and January 1.
Best time to visit: Plan your visit to Certosa di San Martino during a weekday morning or late afternoon. If you want to enjoy the gorgeous sunset views from the museum, visit the museum after 4:00 PM.
Address: Largo S. Martino, 5, 80129 Napoli NA, Italy.
Budget: Leone Suites Toledo (480m), Palazzo Sant’Antonio (570m), H.G. Boutique Toledo (710m).
Mid-range: Hotel San Francesco al Monte (310m), Villa San Martino (490m), Villa Margherita (780m).
Luxury: Spaccanapoli Comfort Suites (440m), Caruso Place (850m), Hotel Matilde (910m).
Located adjacent to Certosa di San Martino, Saint Elmo Castle is a medieval fortress that offers the most breathtaking views of Naples, the Gulf of Naples, and Vesuvius Mountain. Try and plan your visit to Saint Elmo Castle just before sunset, so that you can see the magical transformation of Naples at dusk for yourself.
Located 4.4 km from Certosa di San Martino, Sansevero Chapel Museum is a jewel of international artistic heritage and is located in the heart of ancient Naples.
Located 4.7 km from Certosa di San Martino, Naples National Archaeological Museum hosts collections from the Greek, Roman, and Renaissance periods. You can also see artifacts from Pompeii, Stabiae, and Herculaneum sites.
The starting price of Certosa di San Martino tickets is €7. The price of the ticket varies according to the type of Certosa di San Martino tickets you opt for.
You can book tickets for Certosa di San Martino online or purchase them directly at the museum on the day of your visit.
The inclusions of your Certosa di San Martino tickets depend on the type of ticket you have purchased. However, all Certosa di San Martino tickets include entry access to the attraction.
You can purchase skip-the-line tickets for Certosa di San Martino. Skip-the-line tickets let you save time and skip the waiting queue at the attraction on the day of your visit.
Your Certosa di San Martino tickets includes access to the Museum of the 20th century.
Certain Certosa di San Martino tickets cannot be canceled or rescheduled. However, if you have purchased the Artecard Napoli or the Artecard Campania, you can cancel your tickets 24 hours before the experience begins for a full refund.
The duration of your visit to Certosa di San Martino depends on the type of ticket you have purchased. However, a standard tour of Certosa di San Martino can easily be completed within 1 or 2 hours.