National Archaeological Museum (Museo Archeologico Nazionale) Naples

After my very leisurely days in a small town, this city is completely the opposite! Locals and tourists fill the busy narrow streets. Vespas and scooters whizzing by you. If you thought New York was a melting pot, this city is its mirror here in Italy. The major difference is there are not even half the amount of traffic signals, and even less …

Out of my Italian Travels Naples is my least favorite. It is a dirty and dangerous city. Not to mention that the people are very rude. You have to be very weary of pickpockets as they are everywhere. I didn't take my camera with me cause I was worried about it being stolen. But being the pizza lover that I am, a part of me was excited to visit the …

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So, after so many months being in Italy, I decided to finally see the city of Naples and the National Archaeological Museum there. I have heard some disturbing rumors about the city, but I still wasn't quite prepared for it. Stepping out of the train station, I was struck with an avalanche of noise. And if that was difficult to get past, then you …

... the Suburban Bath, the Lupanar of Pompeii, the Temple of Apollo and the human casts. The Secret Museum The Naples National Archaeological museum houses a large collection of artifacts from Pompeii, Stabiae and Herculaneum – three cities that were ...

... the heavy, loud traffic that courses it's streets. Another furnicular down, this time accompanied by some walking past the national archaeological museum (we were too late), and the historical quarter to our dinner. Di Matteo was a local joint. Shared a ...

... front, and decided to get one on the way home for dinner. We window shopped a kilometre or so to the National Archaeological Museum. Occasionally I took us off into a shortcut, and would stop to film these amazing back streets, only to terrify Ches, ...

... been removed to museums for preservation but the city itself is still quite amazing. The next morning found us at the National Archaeological Museum. This has to be one of the most interesting museums I've ever been to. The first gallery we went ...

... a couple of Euro buying fruit and the traffic is insane.  The following day we head to the Napoli’s famed National Archaeological Museum, we think it’s a smart move since it will be air-conditioned and we need the break from the heat, ...

... him a little scare but living in Naples, I think he was used to it.  First stop in Napoli was the National Archaeological Museum, which had the Pompei exhibit we have been hearing about since we got here.  Walking around the museum after the ...

... 's #1 place in Naples and it was so good. Pizza for the last time. Today, we wanted to go to the National Archaeological museum because it has a neat section on Pompeii, with frescos, mosaics, and the secret cabinet ahah... can you guess where erotic ...

... Palace in Caserta, to the crater at the top of Mt Vesuvius and we spent days together in the city of Naples; National Archaeological Museum, Capodimonte Art Gallery, San Martino, San Severo and the veiled Christ and Chiaia. One of my favourite tours was ...

... the veil over Jesus was see though.It was mind blowing! Another amzing piece of art is the Farnese Bull in the National Archaeological Museum. It was now time to depart back to the states. I really enjoyed my trip and learned alot about Italy's ...

So, after so many months being in Italy, I decided to finally see the city of Naples and the National Archaeological Museum there. I have heard some disturbing rumors about the city, but I still wasn't quite prepared for it. Stepping out of the train ...