Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro Entry Ticket with Audio Guide

The closest stop is Duomo, on Metro Line 1, right by the cathedral. Line 1 also calls at Dante and Museo, both a short walk away via Via dei Tribunali, while Line 2's Cavour/Universita stop is about 400 to 500 meters away, a 5 to 8 minute walk down Via Duomo.

From Napoli Centrale station, walk down Corso Umberto I to Piazza Nicola Amore, then continue along Via Duomo for around 500 meters. The museum's entrance is on the right, under the arcades beside the cathedral, about a 12 to 15 minute walk in total.

The museum sits inside Naples' limited traffic zone (ZTL), so driving in requires authorization. The closest option is the De Santo-Gardes car park on Via Giuseppe dei Ruffi, about a minute's walk away; call ahead, as spaces are limited.

Via Duomo runs through the heart of the historic centre, so the museum is within easy walking distance of most central Naples landmarks and hotels.

The collection includes the Mitre, set with over 3,300 diamonds, nearly 200 emeralds and more than 160 rubies, the centuries old Necklace of San Gennaro donated by kings and queens across 250 years, the fourteenth century silver bust that holds the saint's skull relics, and 53 further silver busts of Naples' patron saints. The adjoining Chapel adds frescoes by Giovanni Lanfranco and paintings by Jusepe de Ribera and Domenichino.

Most visits to the Museum and Chapel together last around 1 hour and 15 minutes, though you're welcome to take your time.

Yes. This ticket covers both the Museum's collection and the adjoining Chapel of San Gennaro inside Naples Cathedral, as a single combined visit.

Yes. The museum has worked to remove physical barriers throughout and offers tactile and 3D reproductions of key pieces, including the Mitre and the Necklace, for blind and low vision visitors.

Yes. Entry is by timed slot, in 30 minute intervals between 9:30 AM and 5:00 PM, so choose the slot that best fits your day when booking.