Naples National Archaeological Museum

A very beautiful and large museum with rich and diverse exhibits and a long history. It is worth visiting. It is very convenient to book tickets on the Ctrip platform, which can save you the trouble of queuing. The museum collects historical relics of the ancient city of Pompeii and there is a paid parking lot nearby.

It's pretty good. It's right on the subway. It's quite large. There are a lot of exhibits. There are many artworks unearthed from ancient cities such as Pompeii, which are very interesting. Fortunately, there is a cafe in it, so I charged my phone, otherwise I would feel like I couldn't walk.

Naples is a must-go place because many treasures of Pompeii are there. If you go to Pompeii, you can only see a ruin, and everything has been brought here. Secondly, there are many collections of ancient Greek and Roman sculptures. It is recommended to go there at the end of the night when there are fewer people and you can enjoy the moment alone.

Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples Archaeological Museum, Naples on the weekend, many shops were closed. In the alley opposite the Naples Archaeological Museum, there is a very good pizza shop, which is now baking pizza. Many local people are queuing up. Shop is relatively small, there is only a small table at the entrance. Before entering the museum, a pizza mat is stuffed. Fresh tomato sauce is matched with full cheese and bottled Fanta. After drinking coffee for too many days, I feel that pizza is more matched with bubble drinks. (Baidu) Looking back on the history of this place - "The Naples Archaeological Museum, which was built in the late 16th century as a cavalry barracks, became the seat of the University of Naples in the 17th century and was rebuilt. In 1777, Ferdinand VI moved the university to Ges &9; Vecchio Monastery, where it was transformed into Real Museo Borbonico and a library. Charles of the Bourbon family renovated it in the late 18th century, mainly to collect antiques left by his mother Elizabeth Farnese. Collection distribution - "first floor, mainly showing statues, sarcophagus, etc. On the second floor, besides displaying many wet murals according to the age, there are also precious glassware and jewelry. The third floor, mostly from Pompeii, includes the most famous description of the Macedonian Empire "Battle of Alexander". Exquisite mosaics "Alexander the Great and Darius the Persian Emperor" are a series of portraits of animals, daily life, musicians and even Plato's answers to his students. The basement is a display area for Egyptian art and crafts.

Collections are classics, sundial hall is also beautiful. For friends who like history and culture, this museum is a must-see. Here we can get a faster and more direct understanding of Naples'post-Renaissance history, as well as a lot of previously unknown knowledge, such as the link between the Kingdom of Naples and the Spanish dynasty.

The museum houses many decorations, mosaics and murals dug out of Pompeii, as well as many marble statues. There is also a collection of Egyptian artifacts downstairs! You will learn more about Pompeii after reading this. My friend rented a guide machine, which explained in detail, but it is necessary to read it in the order of the design to be clearer. However, the things in the museum are not clear, and it is easy to get lost. Instead, the guide machine loses its function. In addition, many signs of ancient artifacts are only in Italian, so it is recommended to rent a guide machine if possible (unfortunately there is no Chinese). However, I really think that Pompeii is a cow skinned twice. The ancient city charges money, and the cultural relics charge again.

The last day in Naples was finally sunny, but I had to leave. I thought it would be perfect to visit the museum on a rainy day, but plans are always good wishes~ There were quite a lot of visitors waiting for the museum to open, all from various groups. I exchanged my pass for tickets, and my mission was accomplished✅. It was totally worth the price~ The first floor was full of sculptures, and the second floor was full of authentic exhibits of the Pompeii ruins, mostly murals. If you have been to Pompeii, you must come here to see it again. It is very necessary~ I took a general look in two hours, and had to leave because I had to catch the noon train. It was a little regretful

Naples is really a treasure city. Although the city is a bit old, the history is really great! The ancient city of Pompeii is really an interesting place! After seeing the ruins of the ancient city, you must come to the archaeological museum. There are many authentic works here! The artistic value is extremely high!