General Timings: 8:30 AM to 7:30 PM
Last Entry: 6:30 PM
Closure: Wednesday
Note: The museum is closed on January 1 and December 25.
The best time to visit Capodimonte Museum is during the late spring to early autumn (April to October). During this period, the weather is mild and the surrounding royal park is most enjoyable. The high tourist season usually aligns with these months, resulting in larger crowds. To mitigate this, consider visiting on weekdays, which are typically less crowded than weekends. Early morning or late afternoon visits can also help avoid peak crowd times while offering better lighting for viewing art pieces. The museum opens at 8:30 am, and the crowd usually picks up around mid-day.
The low tourist season falls in the winter months (November to March). Although the weather is colder, you'll have more solitude to appreciate the art. Keep in mind that the museum may be closed on public holidays, so checking the schedule beforehand is a must. Regardless of when you visit Capodimonte Museum, ensure to dedicate a full day to exploring one of the museum's extensive collections spanning medieval to modern art.
The Capodimonte Museum is open from 8:30 AM to 7:30 PM, the last admission is at 6:30 PM. It is closed on Wednesday.
To avoid the visitor rush, it is advisable to visit Capodimonte Museum on weekdays, especially during the early morning after the opening hour at 8:30 AM or late afternoon. It is best to avoid the weekends, particularly during the peak seasons.
Plan to spend 3-4 hours exploring the galleries on the first, second, and third floors of the museum.
Once you hit the exit, you’ll have to buy an entrance ticket again to visit Capodimonte Museum.
The Capodimonte Museum is located in Via Miano, 2, 80131 Napoli NA, Italy.
The best way to visit Capodimonte Museum is by boarding a bus (Line 168) from Marano di Napoli which stops at Capodimonte. From there, it’s only a 1-minute walk to the attraction.
Yes, the museum can be accessed on wheelchairs. Visitors with disabilities will also find elevators, ramps, and specially-equipped restrooms available.
Some of the accessibility features in the museum are a cloakroom, restrooms, wheelchairs, and audio guides (which need to be bought separately).
There is no specific dress code to visit Capodimonte Museum. However, visitors are advised to dress modestly and wear comfortable clothes & shoes.
Yes, prams are allowed in the museum complex but visitors need to bring their own.
Photography is allowed only in specific areas. It is best to ask the museum authorities. Usage of tripods, gimbals, and videography is strictly prohibited.
Yes, the cloakroom facility is available at the museum. Although visitors are always advised to carry light bags, if you’re visiting with family feel free to deposit luggage in the cloakroom.
No, you have to bring them on your own.
Carrying food and drinks is strictly prohibited in the museum complex & park. However, you’ll find plenty of food & lodging nearby. So, that won’t be an issue.
You can buy Capodimonte Museum tickets online to reserve your entry. Alternatively, you can also book tickets from the venue but have to face potential queues.
An entrance ticket to the museum will cost you €15. But, on the first Sunday of every month, the entrance is free for all.
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