certosa e museo di san martino
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certosa e museo di san martino印象
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the trip by funicular- the coffee overlooking the city- the castle- all wonderful, but San Martino- a fantastic (actually fantastic) surprise. Just go!
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Certosa di San Martino is a former Carthusian monastery now a museum. Stands beside Castel Sant'Elmo perched atop the Vomero hill that commands the gulf. That it the most visible landmark of the city. The buildings house a museum with a collection of Spanish and Bourbon era artifacts, as well as various Nativity scene—considered to be among the finest in the world. Inaugurated in 1368 it was dedicated to St. Martin of Tours. In 1623 expanded to the structure we see today.The marble work on the chapel alone is worth the visit. Just magnificent!!!!
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You can reach the Charterhouse of San Martino a number of ways, I'd recommend the funicular railway from Montesanto station or, if you're feeling particularly energetic, you can take my favourite way: the 414 steps up the Pedementina from the piazza outside the Cumana Station, Montesanto. Granted, some of the way is pretty grotty and unkempt but the views are stunning. Having reached the Certosa, take your time. It dates back to 1325 but the Carthusian monks, from the 16th to the 18th centuries got some of the greatest artists of the times to work on the building so what you see is a masterpiece of Mannerist and Baroque art. The original Angevin church has been extensively remodelled so not much is left of the Gothic original. The sumptuous decorations need some time to take in as are the delicate wooden intaglio works in the choirs. At the back of the main altar you can look through the ornate grate in the floor to the huge chamber underneath which is meant to act as an amplifier for the choristers' voices. The art works on display are well worth examining and I found the display of historical boats, including the Royal Barges, extremely interesting. My favourite part is the display of presepi - Nativity scenes. I love the detail and work of the figures. There's nothing like it anywhere else in the world. I remember seeing them for the first time when I was a kid and the main Presepio was set up on a stage. The restoration work has been outstanding. The Chiostro Grande, main cloister, is quite beautiful and evocative. The last time I was there it was blowing a gale so I couldn't stay long. There are also some pretty stunning vistas to be seen from various parts of the building. The Certosa is open every day except Mondays, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Entry fee is reasonable but cheaper if you buy a Campania Artecard.
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Perfect place to spend at least a couple of hours. There is one of the best terraces of Naples in front of a wonderful former monastery, which now is turned into museum. It offers a magic view of the whole bay. The building stands beside Castel Sant'Elmo which is not t be missed too. The museum has a collection of Spanish and Bourbon era artifacts, amazing wall-paintings, mosaics, as well as various Nativity scene. Just magnificent! If you plan a trip to Naples don't miss the Museum.
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One of the best terraces of Naples in front of a wonderful Certosa.....a magic and emotional experience.don't miss the Museum
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You need to spend a couple of hours to investigate and appreciate this place. The museum is large and everything was worth seeing. The church is beautiful. The garden faces the bay and is dreamy. Has a great modern cafe which is helpful after a very long ascent through the Spanish quarter. Very beautiful walk up but it's it's arduous. Might be an idea to get a taxi and walk down. Also worth visiting the castle which is next to San martino. The views from both are uplifting.
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Another amazing hidden treasure of Naples. Not so hidden, really, because it is perched atop the best vantage point in the area. The near-360 view is breathtaking. The monastery museum is impressive throughout. The new art museum is under development but very interesting.
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Splendid monastery/school overlooking Bay of Naples. Wonderful presepe display in December. Wanted to explore gardens but they appeared in a state of neglect and warning signs about paths in poor condition convinced us to avoid
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这里是vomero山顶，也是那布勒斯的制高点，从山下拱廊可以乘电车上山。这里可以鸟瞰整个古城，还可以远眺维苏威火山。当然你得选一个晴空万里的天气来。另外，这里也有博物馆和修道院可以参观。