Tickets
🎫 Full Price Ticket for 1 person (ages 12–64)
🎫 Reduced ticket for 1 person (ages 65–14)
What is included:
- Entry to the Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro
- Entry to the Chapel of San Gennaro
- Audio guide
Highlights
😇 Discover the close relationship between the people of Naples and their patron saint
👑 Admire sparkling treasures going back seven centuries, once belonging to kings, famous Neapolitans, and ordinary people
💎 Get closer to one of the world's largest emeralds
General Information
📅 Date: every day (select during purchase)
🕒 Opening hours: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
⌛ Duration: approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes
📍 Location: Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro
👤 Age requirement: all ages welcome. Free admission for children under 12, accredited journalists, people with disabilities and accompanying persons, accompanying teachers, authorized guides with groups with valid ID
🌍 Languages: audio guides available in French, English, Italian, Spanish, German (it is advisable to bring your own earphones when using the audio guide)
🚌 The museum can be reached from Naples Central Station and via metro lines 1 and 2
♿ Accessibility: this experience is wheelchair accessible
📱 You will find more information about your booking in your confirmation email
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Description
The Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro is undoubtedly the best place in Naples to immerse yourself in the religious and cultural history of the city. This ticket allows you to skip the line and access both the Royal Chapel and the Museum. See the treasures of popes, kings, famous Neapolitans, and ordinary people, collected over seven centuries. You will get up close to the necklace of San Gennaro, as well as one of the biggest emeralds in the world.The Chapel itself is a proud example of the relationship between the people of Naples and their patron saint. This jewel of Baroque art and architecture is inside the Cathedral of Naples, which contains the region's most important pieces of art made between the 16th and 17th centuries.
