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Naples: what to book before you go, what is shut, and the closed days

The Veiled Christ chapel takes bookings only, the MANN's mosaic rooms and Secret Cabinet are shut to 30 November 2026, and each museum closes on a different weekday. What to book in Naples, Italy, the closed days, the tourist tax and the entry rules.

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💡 The Short Version: Naples, Italy needs less booking than Rome. Four sights take bookings only: the Cappella Sansevero with the Veiled Christ (€12, a 30-minute slot, tickets on sale 60 days ahead), the Catacombs of Naples (€13), the Fontanelle cemetery (€6 or €8) and the Galleria Borbonica (€15, Friday to Sunday only). The big museums sell tickets on the day, and each is shut on a different weekday: the MANN and the Sansevero on Tuesdays, Capodimonte and the Royal Palace on Wednesdays. The MANN’s mosaic rooms and Secret Cabinet are closed from 21 September to 30 November 2026, and Castel dell’Ovo is closed for restoration with no reopening date. Naples airport is closed to all flights from 1 to 30 November 2026, with flights moved to Salerno. Prices are in euros. Or book a tour: the Old Town walking tourad is from €27.55, and the Old Town and Veiled Christ tourad from €47.85 includes the Sansevero ticket.

What to book before you go

Prices are the adult rate in euros, from each operator’s own page. Buy from the operator: searches for the museum, the chapel, the underground and the catacombs return many sites with the sight’s name in the web address that are not the operators.

SightBookingAdult priceBook atWhat to know
Cappella SanseveroEvery visit is booked; online tickets go on sale 60 days ahead€12museosansevero.it30-minute slots, valid for 10 minutes after the time. No photographs. Closed Tuesdays
Catacombs of NaplesCompulsory€13 for either catacombcatacombedinapoli.itA guided visit every hour from 10:00, about an hour. Closed Wednesdays
Fontanelle cemeteryCompulsory€6 with an audio app; €8 guidedcimiterodellefontanelle.itEntry every 15 minutes, up to 40 minutes inside. Closed Wednesdays
Galleria BorbonicaCompulsory€15galleriaborbonica.comFriday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays only, at 10:00, 12:00, 15:00 and 17:00
Napoli SotterraneaNone needed; a skip-the-line ticket is sold online€18napolisotterranea.orgThe queue runs from 10 to 90 minutes. Tours at 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 17:00 and 18:00
Archaeological Museum (MANN)Tickets on the day or online€20museoarcheologiconapoli.itClosed Tuesdays. The mosaic rooms and the Secret Cabinet are shut to 30 November 2026
CapodimonteTickets on the day€15; €12 at 8:30 to 9:30 and 17:30 to 18:30capodimonte.cultura.gov.itClosed Wednesdays. The second floor shuts at 17:00 except on Sundays and holidays; Room 62 stays open to 19:30
Royal PalaceTickets on the day€15palazzorealedinapoli.orgClosed Wednesdays. The date on the ticket is not binding
Treasury of San GennaroTickets on the day€15, audio guide includedtesorosangennaro.itOpen daily. The cathedral and the Chapel of San Gennaro are free
Teatro di San Carlo tourTickets on the day€9teatrosancarlo.it30 minutes. English only at 11:30 and 15:30. Tours change for rehearsals
Castel Sant’Elmo and the CertosaTickets on the day€5 for Sant’Elmo; €6 for the Certosa; €9 for bothmuseinazionalivomero.cultura.gov.itThe Certosa is closed on Tuesdays. Sant’Elmo is open daily
Pompeii (day trip)Book once your dates are fixed; free first Sundays have no booking€20 Pompeii Express; €25 Pompei+ with the villaspompeii.vivaticket.itNamed tickets, 20,000 a day at most. Last entry 15:30 from 15 October
Vesuvius (day trip)Online only; 50 tickets are released every 10 minutes from 30 days ahead€10 on the park’s price list, plus a booking fee onlinevesuviopark.vivaticket.itThe path closes on orange weather alerts
  • The tickets that look the same. The Sansevero, the Catacombs and the Fontanelle sell timed slots, and a “skip the line” product for them buys nothing. The Cappella Sansevero guide says what a guided version adds.
  • Two undergrounds both call themselves official. Napoli Sotterranea (Piazza San Gaetano) and the LAES association’s Naples Underground (Vico Sant’Anna di Palazzo) are separate tours at €18 each. Naples underground tours sets them against the Galleria Borbonica and San Lorenzo Maggiore.
  • Castel Nuovo (€10) is closed on Sundays and shuts on orange weather alerts. It has no page of its own; the Royal Palace guide covers it as the next stop.

Hours and closed days

Hours are the operators’ own. The last column is the day each sight is shut.

SightHoursClosed
MANN9:00 to 19:30; ticket office closes at 18:30Tuesday, 1 January, 25 December. Open on Tuesday 8 December 2026 and shut on the Wednesday after
Cappella Sansevero9:00 to 19:00; last entry 18:30Tuesday, 25 December. Open on Tuesday 3 November, 8 December and 29 December 2026, and 5 January 2027
Capodimonte museum8:30 to 19:30; last entry 18:30Wednesday
Royal Palace (state apartments)9:00 to 20:00; last entry 19:00Wednesday, 1 January, 25 December
Treasury of San Gennaro9:30 to 18:00; last entry 17:00None printed
Catacombs of Naples10:00 to 17:00Wednesday, 25 December
Fontanelle cemetery10:00 to 18:00; last entry 17:15Wednesday, 25 December
Napoli SotterraneaTours at 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 17:00 and 18:00None printed
Galleria BorbonicaTours at 10:00, 12:00, 15:00 and 17:00Monday to Thursday
San Lorenzo Maggiore (excavations)9:30 to 17:30None printed
Castel NuovoMonday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00; last entry 17:30Sunday and public holidays
Santa Chiara cloisterMonday to Saturday 9:30 to 17:00; Sunday 10:00 to 14:00None printed
Pio Monte della MisericordiaMonday to Saturday 10:00 to 18:00; Sunday 9:00 to 14:30None printed
Gallerie d’ItaliaTuesday to Friday 10:00 to 19:00; Saturday and Sunday 10:00 to 20:00Monday

Closed or changed

  • The MANN’s mosaic collection and Secret Cabinet: closed for refurbishment from 21 September to 30 November 2026. The Alexander Mosaic belongs to the mosaic collection. The Epigraphic collection is closed too. The Egyptian collection, the Farnese sculptures, the Temple of Isis, the Pompeii scale model, the frescoes and the Villa dei Papiri are open. See the MANN tickets guide.
  • Castel dell’Ovo: closed to the public for renovation works, with no reopening date. The Borgo Marinari around it is open to walk.
  • Capodimonte: parts of the first and second floors, the third floor, the armoury and the Mimmo Jodice photography gallery are closed for works. See Capodimonte.
  • The Vomero museums: the Certosa di San Martino, the Museo Novecento and the Museo Duca di Martina have closed on Tuesdays since 30 June 2026. Castel Sant’Elmo and the Floridiana park open seven days. See Castel Sant’Elmo, the Certosa and the funiculars.
  • The Fontanelle cemetery: reopened on 18 April 2026 after works, with booked, paid visits from 19 April. Entry is no longer free.
  • The Cappella Sansevero: the ticket office has been at Via Raimondo di Sangro 12 since 4 February 2026, while the usual premises are renovated.
  • The Maradona mural: restored in July and August 2026. See the Quartieri Spagnoli and the mural.
  • Naples airport: closed to all flights from 1 to 30 November 2026 for runway works, with flights moved to Salerno airport. See Naples airport to the city.
  • The America’s Cup: the Louis Vuitton Cup races start in the Gulf on 22 and 23 May 2027 and the Match on 10 July 2027, with a Race Village on the Lungomare Caracciolo. Expect fuller hotels on the seafront from late May. See the America’s Cup in Naples, 2027.
  • The Campania Express tourist train: suspended since 1 October 2026. The Circumvesuviana is the way to Pompeii and Herculaneum; see Pompeii from Naples.

Free days

The MANN, Capodimonte, Herculaneum and the Gallerie d’Italia are free on the first Sunday of the month. The MANN, Capodimonte and Herculaneum are also free on 25 April, 2 June and 4 November. The next first Sundays are 1 November and 6 December 2026, and 3 January 2027.

  • MANN: free tickets cannot be booked ahead; you collect them at the desk on the day. The Egyptian collection, the Secret Cabinet and the Magna Graecia section are shut on free days.
  • Capodimonte: the Porcelain Gallery opens 10:00 to 17:00 on free days, and the second floor stays open to 19:30.
  • Pompeii: free first Sundays have no online booking and no named ticket; you queue at the gate.
  • Churches: the Duomo, the Chapel of San Gennaro and the churches of Santa Chiara, the Gesù Nuovo, San Domenico Maggiore and San Gregorio Armeno charge no entry. Free things to do in Naples has the rest, with the first-Sunday rules and the art metro stations.

Does a pass pay back?

The Napoli Artecard is €27 for 3 days, with 3 free entries and the city’s buses, metro and funiculars. The Campania Artecard 3 is €41 with 2 free entries and regional trains, and the Campania Artecard 7 is €43 with 5 free entries and no transport. Campania Artecard: is it worth it? has the sums.

  • The Napoli Artecard pays when the free entries go on the dear sights. The MANN (€20) plus one of Capodimonte, the Royal Palace or the Treasury (€15 each) is €35 against €27, even if you walk everywhere.
  • It loses on the booked sights. The Cappella Sansevero and Napoli Sotterranea are not on any pass, the Catacombs cost €9 with a pass and the Galleria Borbonica is reduced only.
  • Santa Chiara has not accepted the passes since 1 August 2023.
  • On a free first Sunday the pass saves nothing and gives no queue-jump.
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The tourist tax

Naples charges a tourist tax per person per night, for up to 14 consecutive nights, collected by the host. The rates have applied since 1 May 2026 (Comune di Napoli).

Where you stayPer person per night
Hotel, 5 or 4 stars€6
Hotel, 3 stars€5.50
Hotel, 2 stars€4.50
Hotel, 1 star€4
B&B and other non-hotel stays€5.50
Short-term rental€6

Getting in from the airport

Naples airport to the city compares the options. Metro Line 1 does not reach the airport and has no official opening date. Naples airport is closed to all flights from 1 to 30 November 2026, and flights have moved to Salerno airport. The Alibus and the taxi fares below apply when it reopens.

  • Alibus: €5 to Napoli Centrale (Piazza Garibaldi) and Piazza Municipio by the port, every 20 minutes.
  • Taxi: the Comune sets fixed fares per car of €21 to Napoli Centrale and Capodimonte, €24 to Molo Beverello, Piazza Municipio, the MANN and the Teatro San Carlo, and €28.50 to the Via Partenope hotels and the Certosa.

Getting around

The metro, buses and funiculars share one fare system. Naples public transport has the rules and the fines. Prices have applied since 1 October 2026 (Unico Campania).

TicketPrice
ANM bus or funicular single€1.30
ANM metro single€1.50
Integrated ticket, 90 minutes, all operators€1.90
Integrated day ticket€5.70
Integrated 3-day ticket€10.80
Integrated 7-day ticket€16.20

A company ticket works only on that company’s vehicles. A contactless card taps in on Metro Lines 1 and 6, the four funiculars and the Circumvesuviana, and the Alibus takes a tap too.

Entry rules for Italy

Italy is in the Schengen area, and one 90-day allowance covers every Schengen country you visit. The rules below are for a tourist stay.

Citizens ofVisaPassportOn arrival
United KingdomNone, for up to 90 days in any 180 (gov.uk)Issued less than 10 years before you arrive, with 3 months left after the day you leave the Schengen areaRegistered in the Entry/Exit System
United StatesNone, for up to 90 days in any 180 (EU visa-free list)The sameRegistered in the Entry/Exit System
CanadaNone, for up to 90 days in any 180 (travel.gc.ca)The sameRegistered in the Entry/Exit System
AustraliaNone, for up to 90 days in any 180 (Smartraveller)The sameRegistered in the Entry/Exit System
EUNoneA passport or a national ID card (Your Europe)Not registered

The passport rule is the EU’s, for every non-EU visitor (Your Europe).

  • Entry/Exit System (EES): non-EU visitors are registered at the border on their first entry to the Schengen area, with fingerprints and a photo. It is free, needs nothing before you travel, and replaces the passport stamp; it has run in full since 10 April 2026 (EU).
  • ETIAS: not yet required. The EU says it will announce the start date several months before launch (EU).
  • Official travel advice for Italy: UK Foreign Office, US State Department, Canada and Australia.

Walks

The Spaccanapoli walk runs from the Gesù Nuovo through Santa Chiara and the Sansevero to San Gregorio Armeno and the Duomo, with the price and the closed day of every stop, and the Lungomare walk goes from Toledo station through the Galleria Umberto I, the Royal Palace and the Borgo Marinari to Mergellina. San Gregorio Armeno is the street of nativity workshops, and the Quartieri Spagnoli and the Maradona mural sit a few streets west of Via Toledo. For a route with a guide, Naples walking tours compares the operators.

Via Toledo, a long straight shopping street lined with palazzo blocks and busy with pedestrians

Via Toledo, the main shopping street, looking along its length. Photo: Mstyslav Chernov, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.

Day trips

Day trips from Naples compares every trip by train, ferry and tour. The ones with something to know:

Vesuvius across the Gulf of Naples from the sea wall, with the city along the shore

Vesuvius across the Gulf of Naples from the sea wall, with the city along the shore. Photo: Matthias Süßen, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.

Where to eat

Where to eat in Naples ranks the restaurants that the most independent sources name. Best pizza in Naples does the same for pizzerias, Naples street food and pastries covers the fried pizza, the cuoppo, the sfogliatella and the babà, and Naples food tours compares the guided versions.

Where to stay

Where to stay in Naples compares the areas and their hotels. Hotels near Napoli Centrale lists the ones by the station, which suits the Circumvesuviana, the Alibus and the trains to Rome.

When to go

Best time to visit Naples gives the weather by month. San Gennaro’s miracle dates, Christmas in Naples 2026 and the America’s Cup in Naples, 2027 cover the dates that change a visit, and is Naples safe? sets out the official advice.

Another Italian city

Rome is 1 hour 13 minutes from Naples by Frecciarossa, and what to book before you go to Rome covers the Colosseum and the Vatican. What to book before you go to Florence and Venice cover the same ground. The entry rules for Italy above apply in all of them.

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Common questions

What should I book in advance for Naples?

Four sights take bookings only: the Cappella Sansevero with the Veiled Christ (€12, 30-minute slots, tickets on sale 60 days ahead), the Catacombs of Naples (€13, guided visits every hour), the Fontanelle cemetery (€6 with an audio app, €8 guided, entry every 15 minutes) and the Galleria Borbonica (€15, Friday to Sunday only). Pompeii tickets carry your name, and the Vesuvius crater path is online only. The big museums sell tickets on the day.

Can I walk into the Cappella Sansevero to see the Veiled Christ?

No. Every visit is booked in advance for a 30-minute slot, and online tickets go on sale 60 days ahead. A few more are released two days before. The ticket is valid for 10 minutes after the slot and cannot be refunded or changed. The chapel is closed on Tuesdays and allows no photographs.

Is the Archaeological Museum open, and which rooms are shut?

The MANN is open every day except Tuesday, 9:00 to 19:30. Its mosaic collection and the Secret Cabinet are closed for refurbishment from 21 September to 30 November 2026. The Egyptian collection, the Farnese sculptures, the Temple of Isis, the Pompeii scale model and the Villa dei Papiri are open.

Which day are Naples museums closed?

It depends on the museum. The MANN and the Cappella Sansevero are closed on Tuesdays. Capodimonte, the Royal Palace, the Catacombs of Naples and the Fontanelle cemetery are closed on Wednesdays. The Gallerie d'Italia are closed on Mondays, and the Galleria Borbonica runs only from Friday to Sunday.

Is Castel dell'Ovo open?

No. The city's page says it is closed to the public for renovation works until a date to be decided. The Borgo Marinari around it is open to walk.

Does Naples charge a tourist tax?

Yes, per person per night for up to 14 consecutive nights, paid at the hotel. Since 1 May 2026 it is €6 in a 4-star or 5-star hotel, €5.50 in a 3-star hotel or a B&B, €4.50 in a 2-star hotel and €4 in a 1-star hotel.

How do I get from Naples airport to the centre?

The Alibus runs every 20 minutes to Napoli Centrale and Piazza Municipio and costs €5. A taxi has a fixed fare of €21 to Napoli Centrale and €24 to the port and Piazza Municipio. Naples airport is closed to all flights from 1 to 30 November 2026 for runway works, and flights have moved to Salerno airport; Naples airport to the city has the details.

Do I need a visa to visit Naples?

Not for a stay of up to 90 days in any 180 if you hold a UK, US, Canadian or Australian passport. You need a passport issued less than 10 years before you arrive, with 3 months left after the day you leave the Schengen area. Non-EU visitors are registered in the Entry/Exit System at the border with fingerprints and a photo. ETIAS is not yet required.