At the moment, you can only get timed tickets online. Many tourists arrived at the ticket office to find that out!! No photos inside and they are very strict about that. Inside is quite small so only a certain number is allowed in at any one time. Most come to see the Veiled Christ- it is stunning and you have to marvel as to how the sculptor did it. Well worth seeing.

Wow, I was hesitant to go here due to some peoples’ negative reviews but boy were they wrong! My boyfriend and I pre-booked and got the audio tour which was SO worth it! (If you don’t prebook, expect to wait in line here) I highly recommend visiting. It was one of our favorite tours in Naples! You cannot take photos inside but it was truly breathtaking.

Extradinary sculpture of the veiled Christ. Interesting to compare it to the other veiled sculpture Modesty. This veiled Christ only came into being because the sculptor of modesty died and a new sculptor was commissioned for this piece. Another amazing example of sculpture in marble is the statue deception which really looks like it has a fishing net draped over it but it is actually marble. The chapel is high baroque with skilled use of coloured marble. It is busy and you must book. It is a shame no photos allowed which is at odds with all the other places I have visited including churches.

This is a very small museum/chapel in the center of Naples’ Centro Storico, filled floor to ceiling with Rococo art collected by the di Sangri family. The Veiled Christ sculpture by Sanmartino is unbelievably translucent and detailed as is the Veiled Truth by Corradini. I recommend getting the audio guide. Tickets are required and need to be reserved early as they sell out quickly. No pictures are allowed. I bought a book in the gift shop just so I could continue to appreciate the sculptures. Go!

A nice place to spend 15 minutes in. Christo Velato is impressive, but if you happen to go there at the same time with a bigger group, it is impossible to take a better look at the statue. The place is tiny! Remember to buy the tickets in advance.

A quite small museum, located at the center of Naples. The architecture and design is truly stunning. It is a shame that photos are not allowed. Pro Tip: always prebook the tickets online, as the chapel is quite small and tickets are usually sold out

Very impressive statues, amazing details and 5* rating for this. But an expensive admission fee for a visit which can't exceed the 30-45 minutes mark, unless you are an arts expert or sculpture enthusiast. An audioguide would help extend the stay, but makes it an even more expensive experience.

Book your ticket online on the time slot you wish to visit. There are limited slots, and usually, they sell out. The church is tiny. It takes 15 minutes to visit. The highlight of the church is the veiled christ, which is a masterpiece. The church also is decorated with beautiful sculptures. Videos and photos are prohibited inside the church.

This was one of the most, if not the most, beautiful museums I have visited in Italy. That includes the island of Sicily, Naples, and Rome. My husband and I booked our tickets in advance directly from their website. We also purchased the audio guide. We did not use an audio guide everywhere we went, but it really enhanced our visit here. The staff were extremely friendly and the sculptures were jaw dropping. Veiled Christ, Modesty, and The Disenchantment are incredible artistic feats. You can't take photos inside, so you'll definitely have to buy the museum book for 8 euros. Run, don't walk, to Museo Sansevero because you cannot miss it.

Well worthwhile visiting but do pay extra for the audio guide, I’d imagine it could feel rather pointless without the context. The no photos rule is a little odd and one I haven’t come across in all my years of museum and gallery visiting but it isn’t the end of the world. I was a particular fan of the anatomical machines and the Dr Faustus link mentioned in the audio guide, very interesting.