Events in Naples during the weekend from 5 to 7 on June 2020
It starts with the tips on what to do in Naples at the weekend! We resume visiting museums, taking guided tours and walking in the parks from 5 to 7 June 2020!
Finally we return with the beloved advice on what to do the weekend in Naples, after more than two months of hiatus due to the Coronavirus emergency. Of course, we are not starting again as in the period before the lockdown, but we can slowly resume participating in events in safety.
In fact, from 5 to 7 June 2020, there are several museums e archaeological sites who have opened their doors to the public and also various historic houses parks and green areas in the city, in addition to one guided tour of Lake Averno between Demons and Witches.
You can start visiting again on archaeological Museum, Mother Museum, the Maschio Angioino with the exhibition Spiritus Mundi, but also the Excavations of Pompeii at a reduced price and those of Herculaneum.
Among the parks, we certainly mention the Wood of Capodimonte, the Mostra d'Oltremare where it is also possible to rent bicycles and the Botanical Garden. Let's not forget, especially for children, the opening of Edenlandia.
Of course, all of this will be done safely by following the rules indicated by each location.
The Archaeological Museum of Naples reopens on June 2 with reduced prices
The National Archaeological Museum of Naples, which during the quarantine was awarded the title of the most active museum on social channels, will soon reopen its doors to visitors with fantastic news.
Guided tour of Lake Averno: Demons and Witches on the Gate of the Underworld
Saturday 6 June 2020 from 10:00 to 18:30 with two shifts available there will be a fantastic event not to be missed, or a guided tour of Lake Averno in Pozzuoli.
The Pompeii excavations reopen with a reduced ticket to 5 euros
After the forced closure phase imposed by the Prime Minister to limit and counter the spread of Coronavirus in the context of the health emergency, finally also the Pompeii excavations will soon reopen to the public.
The Rione Terra in Pozzuoli reopens with the archaeological route
Tuesday 2 June 2020, on the occasion of the Republic Day, and to follow every weekend, the visits to the Archaeological Route of the Rione Terra in Pozzuoli, in the province of Naples, will restart.
Archaeological Park of Herculaneum, excavations reopened to the public with discounted prices
From today 2 June 2020 the Archaeological Park of Herculaneum reopens to the public, in full compliance with the safety standards set for the current situation of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Il Maschio Angioino in Naples reopens with the exhibition Spiritus Mundi
From Tuesday 2 June to Wednesday 22 July 2020 the Maschio Angioino of Naples will welcome the Spiritus Mundi exhibition by Hermann Josef Runggaldier and Mario Ciaramella in the suggestive Palatine Chapel.
The Romantic Garden of the Royal Palace in Naples is open to visitors
After months of closure, on Tuesday 2 June 2020 the beautiful Romantic Garden of the Royal Palace of Naples also reopened to the public. This opening, like many others, is part of the progressive reopening program that the Campania Museum Complex is undertaking after quarantine.
Il Bosco di Capodimonte reopens to the public: this is when and when
After the sudden closure a few days ago, the Bosco di Capodimonte in Naples reopens its doors to all citizens from Saturday 30 May 2020 with the usual times until sunset.
The Park of the Royal Palace of Caserta reopens to the public with new rules
After the forced closure due to the health emergency, finally the royal park of the beautiful Royal Palace of Caserta is getting ready to open the gates to guests.
The Botanical Garden of Naples reopens to the public: how to book and the rules to follow
The Botanical Garden of Naples reopened on June 3, like many other cultural sites or public places in the city, but always in compliance with the decrees and ordinances that protect the health of citizens from Coronavirus. We point out, however, that until the end of September, the greenhouses and the Museum of Paleobotany and Ethnobotany will be closed to allow work to be carried out.
