The bright white of this neo-classical house museum palace stands out starkly against the vivid green of the park it resides in. It’s main job seems to be to look pretty, and it does that very well. There are two themes to admire in the neo-Baroque / neo-Renaissance interior the house - the sumptuous decorative arts (furniture, silver, statues and porcelain), and the collection of 18th and 19th century vehicles the nobility used, especially the carriages. Other highlights include the painting on the first floor, the lounges, and the dining room.

Also, visit nearby attractions which are covered in Naples itinerary 2 days.

• Contact attraction for group tour information.

• Park: EUR 2
• 18-24 years: 

Museum: 2.50 EUR

Park: 1.00 EUR

• Free for under 18, and on the first Sunday of each month.
• EUR 10 combined ticket for Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, Certosa di San Martino Museum, Saint Elmo Castle, Villa Pignatelli, and Duke of Martina Museum.

• Last admission 1 hour before closing.

• Subway L2 stop Stazione Napoli Piazza Amedeo.
• Funiculare F1 stop Parco Margherita.
• Bus 127, C27 stop Parco Margherita-amedeo.
• Bus 128, C24 stop San Pasquale-poerio.

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