Correale di Terranova Museum

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The Museo Correale di Terranova, nestled in the historic heart of Sorrento, offers visitors a rich tapestry of art, archaeology, and local heritage spanning from the Roman era to the late 18th century. Housed in the elegant Villa alla Rota, the museum showcases a meticulously curated collection that includes archeological artifacts from ancient Sorrento, masterpieces by Florentine master Artemisia Gentileschi, and a world‑class porcelain collection featuring pieces from Capodimonte, Meissen, and Sèvres. In 2024, the museum celebrated its centennial with a comprehensive renovation that unveiled the newly restored subterranean Archaeological Section, complete with digital reconstructions of the ancient city. Beyond its permanent exhibitions, the museum hosts dynamic restoration displays that let visitors witness the painstaking process of bringing historical pieces back to life. This engaging experience is complemented by an ongoing “Adopt an Artwork” program that encourages the public to support the conservation of valuable art pieces. Located on Via Correale 50, the museum is easily accessible by public transport and offers a scenic terrace with panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples. Whether you’re a history buff, a lover of fine art, or simply seeking a cultural escape in the picturesque Amalfi Coast, the Museo Correale promises a memorable journey through time and creativity.

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• Archaeological Section
• Sala delle Meraviglie
• Sala degli Specchi
• Porcelain Collection

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• Typical visit: about 2 hours 30 minutes

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