Gallerie d'Italia

Gallerie d'Italia is an art museum on Via Toledo that displays modern and historical works spanning several centuries. The building itself is large and spread across multiple floors with rooms where paintings, sculptures, and other artworks are arranged.

The building was constructed in the 1930s as a bank and later transformed into a museum. The collection includes artworks that show how the art scene in this region developed over many generations.

The name refers to the galleries within the palace, where works from different periods hang side by side and show how artists influenced each other across time. Visitors can see how local artists responded to European trends and made them their own.

The museum is located in the city center on a busy street and is therefore easy to reach. It helps to plan enough time since there are many rooms and works to see.

A painting by Caravaggio, one of the artist's most famous works from his final period, is part of the collection here. This work is special because it is a rare example to see in this region.

Location: Naples

Founders: Intesa Sanpaolo

Official opening: 2007

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Part of: Gallerie d'Italia

Address: Via Toledo 185, 80132 Napoli

Website: https://gallerieditalia.com/it/homepage/napoli

GPS coordinates: 40.83973,14.24861

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:03