Naples National Archaeological Museum

Housed in a fine luxurious building that was made in the 1750's, the gallery used to work as a military and mounted force sleeping shelter and was transformed into a historical center in later years.

The exhibition hall is situated toward the north of the Harbor, however, there is a Metro station ideal alongside the building.

Inside you can locate a broad accumulation that incorporates a wide exhibit of Roman and Greek relics in addition to a determination of works from both Pompeii and Herculaneum.

This accumulation incorporates a determination of marble statues delineating scenes from ancient mythology, beautiful mosaics from the remnants of Pompeii, and a colossal gathering of articles from old Egypt, for example, mummified remains and death masks.

Anybody keen on old history and archaeology will discover this gallery an infinitely interesting spot to visit.