Best places: Museums in Massa di Somma, Italy

Archaeological area protecting the ruins of Herculaneum, an ancient city destroyed by Vesuvius.

👍👍 This Church Museum of Santa Luciella ai Librai is one of the historic churches of Naples. It is located in the street of the same name, near the church of Saints Philip and James and right behind the church of San Gregorio Armeno. It has been closed to worship since the 1980s but was reopened on 5...

Spacious museum dedicated to the charming retired stock of the Italian national railway networks.

Museum in a university medical school with displays on anatomy, pharmacology & contemporary art.

Tours of underground tunnels used as everything from Roman aqueducts to WWII air-raid shelters.

Pint-sized workshop selling & repairing a variety of plastic & wooden dolls & toy accessories.

Octagonal chapel with collection by Neapolitan 17th/18th-century masters including Luca Giordano.

Museum for art/jewelry exhibits including jewel-encrusted bishop mitre & 13th-century silver busts.

Ornate baroque Catholic church founded in the 17th century, dedicated to the souls in purgatory.

👍👍 Fantastic place. Ticket office is a bit hidden to the right of the large gates that look towards the sea (with the statue of Marcus Nonius Balbus on the horse). Doesn’t seem to be that popular although the rooms and views are amazing. Includes access to the botanical gardens. At 3 Euros, it’s a deal...

👍 Compact but very interesting museum. Who doesn’t want to see a full size dinosaur?

19th-century setting for permanent & temporary exhibitions plus site-specific installations.

👍👍 Dalla confusione della strada si passa improvvisamente in un’oasi di pace e tranquillità. La bellezza architettonica del chiostro, le piante, il silenzio, la gentilezza delle suore, tutto contribuisce a dare un senso di pace interiore. All’interno del chiostro si respire un’aura di serenità e accogl...

👍👍 The Real Albergo dei Poveri or Palazzo Fuga or, in popular usage, Reclusorio or Serraglio, wanted by Charles III of Bourbon to host all the poor of the Kingdom of Naples, is the largest monumental palace in Naples and represents - with its over 100 thousand square meters - one of the largest buildin...

👍👍 An interesting museum with its exhibits, a huge number of them. Not all exhibits can be tried in action, but you can get a close enough look. It is interesting not only for self-development, but also for knowledge of the world and the history of physics. Along the way, you can get to the Museum of Z...

👍👍 Spectacular place, both the exhibitions are beautiful, and the palace, a marvel, rich in history and paintings. Very trained staff!! I recommend to everyone

😐 E stata una bella giornata

👍👍 A wonderful place, where you can admire Cameos and Coral made by the masters of Torre del Greco. The owner and her staff will be able to advise you and indicate the jewels best suited to your needs. I absolutely recommend it.

😠 One star, because zero is not possible. No information that there is a fee, anywhere. Today we went, and it was open, thinking (since today it says nowhere) it was free, we went in to look around. Terribly maintained garden, arrogant and rude gardener, we said hello and he attacked us, accusing us o...

👍👍 Luogo sacro dal quale è possibile visionare un panorama stupendo