It suggests you an historical, cultural tour visiting Naples’ Royal Palace, the Gallery “Umberto I” and the National Archaeological Museum.

Our tour will start with the visit to the Royal Palace, that overlooks stately on Plebiscite Place. It was built in 1600 by Domenico Fontana, and it became the residence of the Spanish viceroys, the Austrians' one and later on the Borbonic kings.
After Italy’s union it was chosen as Neapolitan residence of Savoyan sovereigns. To the inside we could see the decorations and the furnishings of neoclassic style.
We will continue our tour with the visit to the National Archaeological Museum that is considered one of the most important museums in the world for ampleness, importance and quantity of the finds.  Here, we will admire some collections and some works of Greek-Roman age, the Farnese collection, the Pompeian collection and other finds, coming from the excavations done in the area of the Superintendence to the Archaeological Fields in Naples and Pompeii.
And after a trip in a very distant past, we will continue our tour visiting the Gallery Umberto I: a commercial gallery of elegant charm, built between 1887 and the 1890. 



Escursion will take about 4 hours