This museum occupies a restored 18th-century palace perched on
the city's hills, and its artworks are arranged by collections and
not chronology. The Farnese and Bourbon rulers amassed impressive
collections of Renaissance paintings and Flemish masterpieces that
can be viewed along with other great works. Notable amongst these
are Masaccio's
, Filipino Lippi's
, Raphael's
, Bellini's
, Michelangelo's
and Breughel's
Address: Via Milano 2, Capodimonte Park Website: www.polomusealenapoli.beniculturali.it Telephone: +39 81 749 9111 Opening Time: Open Tuesday to Sunday from 8.30am to
7.30pm Admission: EUR7.50
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