FAI Spring Days 2026 in Campania: monuments and openings not to miss

FAI Spring Days 2026: what to visit in Campania

On Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 March 2026 the region offers special openings that let visitors explore historic palaces, religious complexes, archaeological areas and small-scale production sites with guided tours led by volunteers.

Main sites and highlights

Among the notable openings in Campania:

• Diego Armando Maradona Stadium (Fuorigrotta, Naples) – a route illustrating architecture, collective memory and urban identity through key areas of the stadium.
• Palazzo d’Avalos (state floor) – frescoed halls and refined decorations opened exceptionally to the public.
• Villa Rosebery (Posillipo) – visit the park, the Bourbon cottage, the dock and the Great Guesthouse; parts of the visit may be reserved to members.
• Rione Terra (Pozzuoli) – a guided itinerary among decumani, cardines and decorated houses showing the Roman colony’s layout.

Practical tips for visitors

• Voluntary contribution: many openings ask for a donation to support conservation projects.
• Reservations and membership: some sites require booking or access for members only; check schedules and rules before going.
• Guided visits: volunteer guides and young docents lead tours; language-specific visits may be available at selected sites.
• Accessibility: several initiatives include works to improve access—verify conditions if you need specific services.

Why attend

These special openings are a rare chance to see monuments normally closed to the public, learn about local history and directly support preservation work. The initiative brings together communities, institutions and volunteers to enhance the region’s monumental heritage.

Final advice

Plan your visits in advance, arrive early, carry identification if required and wear comfortable shoes for uneven routes. Consider donating to help maintain and restore the visited sites.