A must-visit Museum! Give yourself time to explore it. Very easy to navigate. Plenty of information to expand your knowledge, education, curiosity, inspiration… The world famous collection will keep you motivated and excited during the entire visit. Very nice cafeteria to refuel and take a break ( delicious baba! - yes, Napoli😊😎) Bookstore with a great selection. Treat yourself!

A breathtaking place. We were a bit in a hurry so had just one hour and our goal was to check the artifacts saved from Pompeii. There’s so much to see, one could easily spend here a full day, if not even more!

The most important archeology museum in the world is certainly an unmissable stop on a trip to Naples. The collections are very vast and you could lose a day but the main masterpieces can be admired in an hour: the "Farnese Bull" (also called "Supplizio di Dirce", the Farnese Hercules and the mosaic of the battle of Issus. The ticket price may seem high but I think it is correct if you recognize the preciousness of the finds kept which require constant restoration. With children, it will also be pleasant to discover the Egyptian section or the rooms dedicated to the daily life of the Romans. Finally, do not miss the section dedicated to Magna Graecia which includes a supplement for the use of shoes (you will step on very elaborate and delicate Roman mosaics).

Spectacular museum, very large and with countless works to enjoy. It has different areas, each more interesting. I had a part of Egypt at the time I visited that completed the whole incredible range of works. The price is somewhat high but you can perfectly spend the whole morning/afternoon enjoying it.

Although I think the 22 euro ticket is a little expensive, the museum is worth the visit, splendid works of art unique in the world can be found here. The Farnese collection is very rich in statues from the Roman period, followed by the very interesting section of Pompeii and Herculaneum before visiting the cities buried in ash. Included in the ticket we saw the exhibition on the votive bronzes found in San Casciano de Bagni just a couple of years ago. I believe that to see all sections of the museum you need at least 4-5 hours.

This museum is full of amazing statues, frescos, and mosaics. We spent four hours and did not see it all. It is large, and the layout can be confusing. The audio tour did not present a sequence, but just a way to listen about what we were seeing by dialing in the number if there was one. We found that downloading Rick Steves Audio Europe transcript of it was helpful. Highly recommend!

It is a walking distance like 15 minutes from catacomb di san gennaro. We booked the tickets online. You have to leave backbags at the storage before getting in. The highlight of the museum is the artifacts from Pompi and Herculaneum. We spent a couple of hours inside the museum.

I have been to the MANN many times to see the various events, as well as the ancient works always on display. In the days when I was recently in Naples I saw the exhibition The House of lobster by Philip Colbert. Very interesting, colorful and fun. On this occasion I also admired the bronzes of San Casciano, with important finds, cared for and displayed in a perfect setup.

It is impressive and immense. If you want to visit it in depth you will need 2 or 3 days. Choose carefully what you want to see. It is one of the best museums in Europe. Don't miss the "Secret Cabinet", the "Farnese Collection" or "Grecia Magna". I have visited it 3 times and I still have a lot left.

Three quarters of the museum are devoted to the treasures discovered during the excavations of Pompei and Herculaneum. Although it is a shame not to contemplate the frescoes at the place of discovery, we understand that the conditions of conservation and contemplation are much better at the museum. Allow 4 hours.