National Archaeological Museum of Naples: Fast Track ticket + Digital Audioguide

Additional Information & Description

The National Archaeological Museum of Naples brings together a diverse archaeological collection, with masterpieces from the Farnese Collection among its notable draws. One of Europe’s oldest museums and one of Italy’s most visited attractions, it gives you a substantial collection to explore at your own pace.

Roman artifacts and finds from two ancient cities

Inside, you can view ancient Roman artifacts and sculptures, examine detailed frescoes, and explore an extensive collection of relics from Pompeii and Herculaneum. These holdings give the visit several distinct points of focus: sculpted works, painted details, and objects associated with the two archaeological sites. The range extends beyond a single type of exhibit, giving you scope to spend time with the material that interests you most.

Priority entrance and a self-paced visit

Your ticket includes fast-track entrance, allowing you to avoid the regular entrance queue. The visit has a four-hour duration, with no guided tour included. You can move through the museum independently rather than follow a guide-led itinerary, choosing how much attention to give each part of the collection.

A downloadable guide for your phone

A digital audio guide is included and downloads directly to your mobile phone. The museum’s team will send a message with the download information. Audio commentary is available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish, providing information to accompany your visit as you look around. Earphones are not included, so bring your own if you plan to listen through them.

Arrival and accessibility

The museum is at Piazza Museo 19 in Naples, Italy. Arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled visit. Smartphone tickets are accepted, so you can present your ticket on your phone. The museum is wheelchair accessible.