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MUSEUM

Pompeii

Museum of the Sanctuary of the Madonna of the Rosary – Library “Barolo Longo”
The museum hosts a collection of around 200 objects that are on display in rotation. Along the broad room of the museum, expositive display cabinets are set in which the objects have been divided according to the theme. Among these are some Capodimonte ceramics, Chinese vases, Murano glass and Bohemian crystals. In the center of the room, there is a large Neapolitan crib-scene with shepherds made during the XIX century.

info (+39) 081 857711 | www.santuario.it

Portici

Officine e Museo Ferroviario Nazionale di Pietrarsa
Considered one of the greatest railway museums in the world, it is known for its expositive area and for the variety and importance of the heritage on display. On display are steam, three-phase, direct, diesel, and thermal locomotives, carriages, miniatures and models. The museum is also equipped with a specialized library and many multi-purpose environments that can host events, meetings and exhibitions.

info (+39) 081 472003

Ravello

Coral Museum
The Museum contains over 600 art objects, among which are a 17th century cross of Sicilian manufacture, a 1532 Madonna, a Roman amphora of the III century A.C. with an internal coral formation, 14 cherubic heads of the XVIII-XIX century, a Louis XVI tobacco-shop, coral nativity sets of the Neapolitan 18th century tradition and a rich collection of cameos. Ancient instruments used in the processing of the raw material into art objects are also on display.

info (+39) 089 857461 | www.museodelcorallo.com

Napoli

Madre Museo D'Arte Donnaregina
The Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Donnaregina (M.A.D.R.E) has on permanent display some of the best art works of international contemporary artists, that include Horn, Kapoor, LeWitt, Kounellis and, among the Italian, Clemente, Paladino, Serra. The upper floor hosts the historic collection with thematic paths on the art trends from the 1950s to the 1990s. .

info (+39) 081 19313016 | www.museomadre.it

National Museum of Capodimonte
The palace looks over the City of Naples and its gulf. Three porticoed courtyards and the 16th century Doric-style Pompeian red façades characterize the royal palace. The Galleria Farnese contains invaluable art masterpieces, canvases by Tiziano, Raffaello, Correggio, Parmigianino, as well as bronze sculptures and the precious 16th century jewels. The Galleria Napoletana, on the second floor, preserves the works by Caravaggio, Simone Martini and many other Southern Italian artists of the 15th and 17th century.

info (+39) 081 7499111 | www.museo-capodimonte.it

Pan - Palazzo delle Arti Napoli
Palazzo Roccella di Carafa, renovated during the 18th century by the Vanvitellian architect Luca Vecchioni, is the official venue of Pan, Palazzo delle Arti Napoli. The building, brought back to its ancient splendors thanks to restoration works, is mainly a permanent center of contemporary art and includes a media library, exhibition, conference, services spaces and instruments for the study of the artists and their works through photography, painting, sculpture, video-art, design and all the means used by artists.

info (+39) 081 7958605 | www.palazzoartinapoli.net

THEATERS

Napoli

Theater Bellini
The Bellini is a small jewel shining in the heart of Naples' historical center between the National Museum, the Fine Arts Academy, the Conservatory of San Pietro a Majella and Piazza Bellini. The floral decorations, the Baroque gold, the scenes in the proscenium arch, the curtain with sirens and the rock, the suggestive steps leading to the small rehearsal hall are just some of the beauties of the theater.

www.teatrobellini.it

Theater Mercadante

The Mercadante has always been a focal point of the city. Today, thanks to the Associazione Teatre Stabile of the City of Naples, the Mercadante is open to the public for shows and cultural events.

info (+39) 081 5510336 | www.teatrostabilenapoli.it

		Theater San Carlo The theater, inaugurated on November 4,1737, was enriched by architect Ferdinando Fuga in 1767 when he added large mirrors on the stage, so as to create showy light effects on stage. Around 1810, Antonio Niccolini intervened on the façade to construct a Neoclassic body for theatre, through a portico with an ashlar adorned with 5 bas-reliefs, dominated by a travertine balustrade and 14 white marble columns to support the triangular gable. The theatre, destroyed by a fire in 1816, was re-built by Niccolini, who kept the original horseshoe design. Niccolini enriched the interiors by decorating the stage parapets with golden friezes and silver bas-reliefs. The ceiling’s curtain is a work by Giuseppe Cammarano. The main stage curtain, portraying Parnassus, was made by Giuseppe Mancinelli in 1854.
		info (+39) 081 7972331 \| www.teatrosancarlo.it

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E' di scena l'arte

MUSEUM

THEATERS

Theater Mercadante

The Mercadante has always been a focal point of the city. Today, thanks to the Associazione Teatre Stabile of the City of Naples, the Mercadante is open to the public for shows and cultural events.

info (+39) 081 5510336 | www.teatrostabilenapoli.it

Pompeii
		Museum of the Sanctuary of the Madonna of the Rosary – Library “Barolo Longo” The museum hosts a collection of around 200 objects that are on display in rotation. Along the broad room of the museum, expositive display cabinets are set in which the objects have been divided according to the theme. Among these are some Capodimonte ceramics, Chinese vases, Murano glass and Bohemian crystals. In the center of the room, there is a large Neapolitan crib-scene with shepherds made during the XIX century.
		info (+39) 081 857711 \| www.santuario.it

Portici
		Officine e Museo Ferroviario Nazionale di Pietrarsa Considered one of the greatest railway museums in the world, it is known for its expositive area and for the variety and importance of the heritage on display. On display are steam, three-phase, direct, diesel, and thermal locomotives, carriages, miniatures and models. The museum is also equipped with a specialized library and many multi-purpose environments that can host events, meetings and exhibitions.
		info (+39) 081 472003

Ravello
		Coral Museum The Museum contains over 600 art objects, among which are a 17th century cross of Sicilian manufacture, a 1532 Madonna, a Roman amphora of the III century A.C. with an internal coral formation, 14 cherubic heads of the XVIII-XIX century, a Louis XVI tobacco-shop, coral nativity sets of the Neapolitan 18th century tradition and a rich collection of cameos. Ancient instruments used in the processing of the raw material into art objects are also on display.
		info (+39) 089 857461 \| www.museodelcorallo.com

Napoli
		Madre Museo D'Arte Donnaregina The Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Donnaregina (M.A.D.R.E) has on permanent display some of the best art works of international contemporary artists, that include Horn, Kapoor, LeWitt, Kounellis and, among the Italian, Clemente, Paladino, Serra. The upper floor hosts the historic collection with thematic paths on the art trends from the 1950s to the 1990s. .
		info (+39) 081 19313016 \| www.museomadre.it

		National Museum of Capodimonte The palace looks over the City of Naples and its gulf. Three porticoed courtyards and the 16th century Doric-style Pompeian red façades characterize the royal palace. The Galleria Farnese contains invaluable art masterpieces, canvases by Tiziano, Raffaello, Correggio, Parmigianino, as well as bronze sculptures and the precious 16th century jewels. The Galleria Napoletana, on the second floor, preserves the works by Caravaggio, Simone Martini and many other Southern Italian artists of the 15th and 17th century.
		info (+39) 081 7499111 \| www.museo-capodimonte.it

		Pan - Palazzo delle Arti Napoli Palazzo Roccella di Carafa, renovated during the 18th century by the Vanvitellian architect Luca Vecchioni, is the official venue of Pan, Palazzo delle Arti Napoli. The building, brought back to its ancient splendors thanks to restoration works, is mainly a permanent center of contemporary art and includes a media library, exhibition, conference, services spaces and instruments for the study of the artists and their works through photography, painting, sculpture, video-art, design and all the means used by artists.
		info (+39) 081 7958605 \| www.palazzoartinapoli.net

Napoli
		Theater Bellini The Bellini is a small jewel shining in the heart of Naples' historical center between the National Museum, the Fine Arts Academy, the Conservatory of San Pietro a Majella and Piazza Bellini. The floral decorations, the Baroque gold, the scenes in the proscenium arch, the curtain with sirens and the rock, the suggestive steps leading to the small rehearsal hall are just some of the beauties of the theater.
		www.teatrobellini.it