Complesso Monumentale Santa Maria La Nova in Naples: photos, reviews

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In the vibrant city of Napoli, the Complesso Monumentale Santa Maria La Nova stands as a captivating blend of history and modernity. With its magnificent late-Renaissance façade, this historically significant site offers an architecturally intriguing experience that has earned an impressive 4.6-star rating from visitors. Ideal for a short visit of 1-2 hours, the complex welcomes guests with friendly staff and provides multilingual materials to enhance the experience.

The interior reveals a vast chapel space adorned with countless hidden details that are just waiting to be discovered. The site also houses an excellent collection of modern art, creating an inspiring juxtaposition with the centuries-old structure. Perhaps one of the most intriguing aspects of the complex is the rumored tomb of Vlad Dracula, which adds an element of mystery and allure.

Priced modestly at just 5 euros, this attraction offers outstanding value, making it accessible and inviting, even for family visits. Feedback from guests has been overwhelmingly positive, often highlighting the harmonious blend of ancient and contemporary art as a standout feature. An exploration of this monumental complex promises not just a history lesson, but an unforgettable journey through time and artistic expression.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Napoli - Piazza L. Bovio

Bus stop 279 m walk

Toledo - Carità

Bus stop 334 m walk

Battisti

Bus stop 175 m walk

Napoli - Via Sanfelice

Bus stop 201 m walk

Marchese Campodisola Il Pomodorino

Bus stop 267 m walk

Università

Subway station 251 m walk

4.6

based on 1,572 reviews

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4.6/5 1,558 reviews

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4.5/5 14 reviews

GGM

Świetne przeżycie sakralno-artystyczne

Dimitris Bakolias

Ενδιαφέρον μοναστήρι με μυστήριο γύρω απο τον τάφο του Vlad III Tepes

Giampiero Scafoglio

Another crown jewel in the neapolitan treasure expressing the architectural pre-unification grandeur of a city never enough valued for its historical,cultural and social beauty .To add to that,the peculiar and thrilling discovery of a very special guest who has a monumental resting place on the church ground:Vlad Tepesh,a vallacchian hero of the christian struggle against the ottoman empire,better known as"dracula"is there,tucked in a corner of the beautiful colonnated cloister..it took me by surprise and got me researching in this character's endeavours though failing in making a conclusion. Would recoment anyone a visit to this beautiful site

Complesso Monumentale Santa Maria La Nova in Naples

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