Capodimonte Museum launches annual pass: a nominal card for unlimited admissions year-round

As of April 4, 2024, the Capodimonte Museum is launching anannual pass: this is a great innovation for the Neapolitan museum, allowing unlimited admissions to the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions during the year of activation, a dedicated line with priority entrance, reductions for a companion (from 15 to 12 euros for an adult over over 25 - children and young people under 18 are always free and young people between 19 and 24 pay only 2 euros), discounts in Capodimonte’s refreshment areas (10 percent at the Museum Cafeteria, 10 percent at the Tisaneria - La Stufa dei Fiori, and 5 percent at the Tower Garden).

A nominal Card to visit the Capodimonte Museum and Real Bosco all year round.

There are three types of nominal annual passes: for one adult over 25 years old at a cost of 50 euros; for families at a cost of 70 euros: 2 adults over 25 + under 18; for young people between 18 and 25 years old at a cost of 10 euros. Season tickets can be purchased at the Capodimonte Museum ticket office.

Other reductions on the admission ticket: 14 instead of 15 euros per person for groups consisting of 15 or more paying people (over 25 years old. The maximum group size remains unchanged at 25 people); 12 instead of 15 euros for those arriving early in the morning, between 8:30 and 9:30 a.m., or late in the afternoon, between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. (ticket sales deadline). Tickets can be purchased at the Museum’s ticket office and online.

“The annual subscription is an invitation to return to our museum several times throughout the year and a way to help support Capodimonte, concretely strengthening citizens’ affective and cognitive bond with their museum,” said Capodimonte Museum and Real Bosco director Eike Schmidt. “An excellent gift that expresses passion for art and culture.”

Capodimonte Museum launches annual pass: a nominal card for unlimited admissions year-round

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