Exhibitions to see in Naples from April 13 to 18, 2026

Exhibitions to see in Naples from April 13 to 18, 2026

Between April 13 and 18, 2026, Naples presents several exhibition opportunities: from major archaeological displays to thematic shows in peripheral cultural sites. Below is a curated list focused only on exhibitions and exhibition routes open to the public, with practical information to plan your visit.

• Parthenope at the MANN (National Archaeological Museum of Naples) - An exhibition highlighting archaeological collections and research on ancient Naples. Practical tip: check the museums official website for opening hours and book tickets online to avoid queues.
• Vintage Vibes at the National Railway Museum of Pietrarsa - Thematic displays and installations that interact with the historic railway collection. Recommended for visitors seeking an original exhibition experience outside the city center; confirm access rules and museum hours before going.
• Veni, Vidi, Hercvlanevm (Herculaneum Archaeological Park) - A virtual reality experience that reconstructs ancient Herculaneum in 3D. Participation is free with the park entrance ticket and requires mandatory reservation: check available time slots and reserve in advance. (active until 2026-05-04 according to the Park schedule).
• Royal Palace: belvedere, attics and the restored throne - Guided routes through restored spaces including the newly exhibited throne of the Royal Palace. Verify guided visit schedules and access conditions on the palaces official channels.
• Smaller exhibition routes and house museums - Thematic exhibitions and temporary displays in venues like the MUDD (evening visits to San Giovanni a Carbonara) and local house museums; many initiatives require booking or have limited capacity.

Practical tips: always check updated opening hours on official websites or social channels, book tickets when possible to guarantee entry and allow extra travel time for venues outside the historic center. For last-minute updates on exhibitions, rely on the official communication channels of each museum.