Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte
11 expert reviews
“Capodimonte was built by Charles III beginning in 1738 to house the Farnese collection.”
– Michelin Guide
"Standing in the middle of a magnificent park that once was a hunting preserve for the Bourbon kings, this museum was created by Carlo III di Borbone in 1743." Full review
"Houses fine and decorative Dutch, Spanish, and Italian art." Full review
2 Stars
"The collections of the Farnese, inherited from the Bourbons and added to down the years, form the nucleus of the gallery."
"Now houses one of Italy's largest and most artistically rich museums." Full review
2 Stars
"The royal apartments are worth a visit, along with the superb art gallery." Full review
2 Stars
"The collections of the Farnese, inherited from the Bourbons and added to down the years, form the nucleus of the gallery."
"Capodimonte's greatest treasure is the excellent collection of paintings well displayed in the Galleria Nazionale." Full review
2 Stars
"The collections of the Farnese, inherited from the Bourbons and added to down the years, form the nucleus of the gallery."
"Conceived as a royal hunting lodge by Charles III in 1738 but actually built as a much grander royal palace, the principal art gallery of Naples stands in a magnificent park to the north of the city." Full review
8.0
"These days, it serves as a museum, hanging works by names like Titian, Sandro Botticelli and Michelangelo da Caravaggio, among other well-known Italian and Neapolitan artists, as well as Andy Warhol. " Full review