It's worth a visit. It's free. There is an exhibit downstairs and upstairs. Fun stuff! You will…read morefind a cafe, garden, and garden terrace with tables. It's peaceful. When I went upstairs to explore, I felt like I was intruding. I found myself in a hallway which I can either go left or right. I went right. It was more interesting. The converted palace connects to another structure that looks like an apartment building. There appeared to be another garden terrace further above. I couldn't tell if anyone was allowed up there. I think I'd like to live here.

A palace, beautiful architecture, marvelous marble, lovely staircase settings framed by arches, art…read moresculptures, art exhibits, a gigantic golden clock - all in one palace... Estremamente bellissima! This is eye and brain candy for the artistic minded and admirers. A perfect place for other artists to set up their work, too. Napoli is a hub for such beings. Gotta check this palace out if you visit Napoli. It's nicely located on Via Toledo near many munchies and window shopping. I got in for €5. But if you make it on the first Sunday of the month, museums are FREE!

Located in the Materdei section of Naples, Fontanelle cemetery contains the remains of some 40,000…read morepersons, many victims of WWII and the plague. Free to enter, and predictably solemn, expect to spend approximately 60 minutes inside taking in the scope of tributes.

It's the most macabre place I've ever been. There are thousands of skulls and bones everywhere. but…read moreit's very interesting. super recommend

Beautiful rooms. The audioguide was free thank god!read more