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Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ)

Church or cathedral · Naples · Italy 🇮🇹
Only official site
museosansevero.it

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What we established Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ): the official site is museosansevero.it. Its tickets are sold on that same site. Its Wikidata entry, Q897839, names the same official site. Our editor reviewed it and signed it off before it was listed, on .

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Admission prices
Adult
€12
€ 12,00
Reduced ticket for ages 18 to 26 years
€8
€ 8,00
Reduced ticket for ages 10 to 17 years
€6
€ 6,00
Visitor with a disability Registered disabled persons with helper
€7
€ 7,00
single ticket valid for two persons
School group
€4
€ 4,00
on weekdays only
stated on museosansevero.it/en/plan-your-visit/opening-hours-fees · checked 2026-08-18 Standard ticket: · € 12,00 · Special reductions* and Law enforcement/armed forces: *Fondo Ambiente Italiano membership card holders *Friends of Naples membership card holders · € 8,00 · Reduced ticket for ages 18 to 26 years: (up to and including 26 years) · € 8,00 · Reduced ticket for ages 10 to 17 years: (up to and including 17 years) · € 6,00 · Registered disabled persons with helper (single ticket valid for two persons): · € 7,00 · Children up to 9 years: · Free · Schools* : · € 4,00 (on weekdays only)

Practical

Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ): address

Via Francesco De Sanctis, 19/21 80134 – NapoliOpen in Google Maps →✓ museosansevero.it/en · 2026-10-01

Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ): opening hours

Daily: 9.00 am – 7.00 pm Closed on Tuesdays✓ museosansevero.it/en · 2026-10-01

Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ): closing days

Closed on Tuesdays✓ museosansevero.it/en · 2026-10-03

Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ): what should I know before visiting?

Just show your ticket at the entrance to the Sansevero Chapel; there is no need to go to the ticket office. … We kindly remind you that visitors to the museum are not permitted to: TOUCH THE ARTWORKS TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS MAKE VIDEO RECORDINGS USE MOBILE PHONES BRING ANIMALS INTO THE BUILDING CONSUME FOOD OR DRINK✓ museosansevero.it/en/plan-your-visit/access-to-the-museum · 2026-10-08

Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ): how to get there

The Sansevero Chapel is situated in the heart of historic Naples, behind Piazza San Domenico Maggiore … Bus 151 via Nuova Marina stop Metro Linea 1 Università or Dante stop Tram 41 via Nuova Marina stop Metro Linea 2 Cavour stop Bus 154 Marchese Campodisola stop Bus R2 Corso Umberto stop Filobus 202 Corso Umberto stop Alibus Molo Angioino/Beverello (Stazione Marittima terminal) In all cases there is then an additional walk of around 5/10 minutes.✓ museosansevero.it/en/plan-your-visit/directions · 2026-10-08

Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ): is it wheelchair accessible?

Wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility can visit the entire nave area of the Sansevero Chapel, which houses, among other works, the Veiled Christ, and the sacristy/bookshop. Unfortunately, it is not possible to visit the Underground Chamber, as access to this space is via a narrow historical spiral staircase.✓ museosansevero.it/en/plan-your-visit/faq · 2026-10-08

Cappella Sansevero (Veiled Christ): are dogs allowed?

Regretfully, this is not permitted. This regulation also extends to small animals and/or animals in pet carriers. Visitors who have an animal with them can take turns to visit the Museum. Visitors waiting outside while looking after the animal need not queue again at the entrance but may enter directly. The only animals allowed in the Museum are guide dogs for the disabled.✓ museosansevero.it/en/plan-your-visit/faq · 2026-10-08

The Sansevero Chapel Museum in the historic heart of Naples is a jewel of the world’s artistic heritage. Here, baroque creativity, dynastic pride, beauty and mystery blend to create a unique and almost timeless atmosphere. … A noble mausoleum, a temple of initiation, which admirably reflects the multi-faceted personality of its ingenious architect, Raimondo di Sangro, seventh Prince of Sansevero.

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