Naples National Archaeological Museum

Naples is really a treasure city. Although the city is a bit old, the history is really a lever! Pompeii Ancient City is really a very interesting place! You must come to the archaeological museum after seeing the ancient city site. There are many authentic products here! The artistic value is extremely high!

The National Archaeological Museum of Naples, the ancient city of Pompeii unearthed here is really a lot of real! We specially found the first week of Sunday visits, you can visit for free, but unfortunately there is no Chinese guide here, the collection is really rich, you can take a Chinese introduction to understand the most important collections! Her facade is still under renovation

The Naples Archaeological Museum is the city of Naples, the subway can be reached, the archaeological museum is a must-see attraction, most of the excavations in the ancient city of Pompeii are in the archaeological museum, and there is a small museum inside, only adults can enter!

Love the museum.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples Archaeological Museum, Naples on weekends, many shops are closed. In the alley opposite the Naples Archaeological Museum, there is a pizza shop with a good business, freshly baked pizza, and many locals are queuing. The store is relatively small, there is only a small table at the door, before entering the museum, stuff a pizza cushion, fresh tomato sauce with full of rasp cheese, bottled Finda, drink too many days of coffee, feel that pizza and bubble drink more match. (Baidu) Back to the history of this place: the Naples Archaeological Museum, built in the late 16th century, was only used as a cavalry barracks, and in the 17th century became the site of the University of Naples and was rebuilt. In 1777, Ferdinand 6 moved the university to the monastery of Ges Vecchio, which was transformed into a library and museum. Charles of the Bourbon family renovated it in the late 18th century, mainly to collect antiques left by his mother Elizabeth Vannis. Collection distribution: first floor, mainly display statues, sarcophagus, etc. On the second floor, in addition to many wet murals displayed in the years, there are precious glassware, jewelry and so on. On the third floor, most of them come from Pompeii, including the most famous description of the Macedonian Empire, "Battle of Alexandria". The beautiful mosaic of Alexander the Great vs. Persian Emperor Darius is a series of portraits of animals, daily life, musicians and even Plato and his students. The basement is a display area for Egyptian art and crafts.

The museum has a lot of decorations, mosaic paintings and murals dug out of Pompeii, as well as many marble statues, and Egyptian artifacts downstairs! After reading the understanding of Pompeii, friends have rented a guide machine, the description is detailed, but need to see in the order of the design to be more clear, but the things in the museum are not clear, it is easy to get lost, but lose the function of the guide machine, and many antiquities signage only Italian, So it is recommended to rent a guide machine if you can (unfortunately there is no Chinese), but I really feel that Pompeii has a cow peeling two layers of skin, the ancient city collects money, and the cultural relics are collected again.