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Come Arrivare a Capodimonte CONSORZIO DELLE CERAMICHE DI CAPODIMONTE Polo Capodimonte Società Consortile a r.l. COME ARRIVARE www.polocapodimonte.com • Porcellane Carusio A CAPODIMONTE via Ponti Rossi 61 - Capodimonte Napoli - Tel. 081 7441076 gcarusio@libero.it IN AUTO Tangenziale di Napoli uscita Capodimonte; proseguire per via • Porcellane De Bernardo Capodimonte via Ponti Rossi 57 - Capodimonte Napoli - Tel. 081 7419118 www.debernardoporcellane.com CON TRASPORTI PUBBLICI da piazza Garibaldi, metro Linea 2, arrivo alla stazione di piazza • Ser Maestro d’Arte Cavour dalla quale, attraverso il tapis roulant sotterreaneo, arrivare via Capodimonte Porta Grande alla Stazione Museo, proseguire con l’autobus C63, con fermata ser-maestrodarte@libero.it all’altezza di Porta Grande, del Parco di Capodimonte o 2M o 178, per arrivo all'altezza di Porta Piccola del Parco di Capodimonte CATACOMBE DI NAPOLI da piazza Municipio, autobus R4 con arrivo all’altezza della Catacombe di San Severo, San Gennaro e San Gaudioso da Pontificia Facoltà Teologica; utilizzare entro l’anno, dalla data di emissione da piazza Museo, metro Linea 1, poi prendere le linee urbane Ticket Unico Integrato C63, con fermata all’altezza di Porta Grande, o 2M o 178, per Euro 8 arrivo all'altezza di Porta Piccola; ridotto: Euro 5 (Under 18 - over 65) da Piazza Vittoria, autobus R3 fermata Piazza Municipio, poi gratuito: diversamente abili e bambini under 6 prendere R4 con arrivo all’altezza della Pontificia Facoltà Via Capodimonte 13 Teologica; www.catacombedinapoli.it dal Duomo, autobus C57 fermata Via Broggia, poi prendere R4 con arrivo all’altezza della Pontificia Facoltà Teologica; oppure INGRESSO NELLE CHIESE autobus E1 o C57 fermata Museo Nazionale e poi proseguire con Durante le celebrazioni liturgiche, non sono consentite visite 2M o R4 o C63 con arrivo a Capodimonte; dal Vomero, Metro Linea 1 e scendere ai Colli Aminei, poi R4 PER VISITE GUIDATE e scendere alla Pontificia Facoltà Teologica o C66 e scendere Info: all’ingresso del Museo di Capodimonte lato Porta Grande. • Ass.ne Amici di Capodimonte, Via Riviera di Chiaia, 276 Tel 3348353769 - amicidicapodimonte@gmail.com ALTRI TRASPORTI • Ass.ne per i Siti Reali e le Residenze Borboniche Autobus “Citysightseeing” con partenza da P.zza Municipio, Tel 081/263250 - www.sitireali.it Largo Castello - Linea A rossa fermata 7 Capodimonte. • Ass.ne Miradois, Vico Miradois, 4 Tel. 081 441282 - cell.3358022889 • Ass.ne Legambiente Neapolis 2000, Via Miroballo al Pendino n.30 - Tel./fax 0814203161 cell. 3473391948 www.napolisworld.it campania@legambiente.campania.it III Municipalità Stella S. Carlo all’Arena LA GUIDA COMPLETA DELLA COLLINA DI CAPODIMONTE Via Lieti, 97 - 80131 Napoli è disponibile all’indirizzo web: www.comune.napoli.it/municipalita3 Ufficio di Presidenza e Giunta di Municipalità - Tel. 081 7952421 municipalita3@comune.napoli.it III Municipalità Stella S. Carlo all’Arena La Collina di Capodimonte oltre ai siti più noti, è attraversata da strade e borghi che costituiscono itinerari storico-culturali di notevole 3 pregio, nei quali è possibile ammirare: I itinerario - Corso Amedeo di Savoia e Tondo Giardini della Principessa Jolanda; Grotta di Betlemme; Statue Policrome della Passione II itinerario - San Gennaro extra moenia Chiesa di San Gennaro dei Poveri; Penninata di San Gennaro dei Poveri con i suoi giardini pensili III itinerario - Santa Maria delle Grazie e Lieti Chiesa di S. Maria delle Grazie; Borgo di Porta Piccola 2 IV itinerario - Salita del Presepio Basilica di S. Severo; Palazzo de Liguoro, poi Santoro con la sua scala elicoidale; Borgo di Porta Grande V itinerario - Moiariello Dalla splendida salita è possibile godere di panorami suggestivi; Palazzo Palasciano VI itinerario - Parco di Capodimonte Il Cellaio, Fabbricato Fagianeria; Eremo dei Cappuccini; Fabbricato Vaccheria 1 Pinacoteca Nazionale di Capodimonte Via Miano, 2 - Napoli - Tel.081.7499111 6 Chiusura settimanale: mercoledì - Orari: 8.30 – 19.30 7 Biglietti: intero Euro 7,50 – giovani dai 18 ai 25 anni Euro 3,75 – under 18 e over 65 gratis 2 Il parco di Capodimonte Tre ingressi: Porta Grande su via Ponti Rossi, Porta Piccola e Porta Miano sulla via omonima. Orari: Il parco è visitabile tutti i giorni dalle ore 9.00 ad un´ora prima del tramonto. Chiuso il lunedì in Albis. L´ingresso al parco è gratuito. 1 3 Istituto Professionale Statale per l’Industria e l’Artigianato G. Caselli Parco di Capodimonte - Tel. 081 7413403 Real Fabbrica delle Porcellane di Capodimonte 4 Real Osservatorio Astronomico Salita Moiariello, 16 - tel.: 081.5575-429 Ingresso gratuito solo su prenotazione info tel. 081.5575-429 5 5 Basilica dell’Incoronata Madre del Buon Consiglio Via Capodimonte, 13 - Tel.: 081.7413567 Catacombe di San Gennaro Via Capodimonte, 13 - Tel. fax 081.5441305 Apertura: tutti i giorni dell’anno, escluso il 25 dicembre e 5 il 1° gennaio Orari: visite guidate ogni ora dalle 10.00 alle 13.00; 4 durata delle visite circa 45 minuti 6 Pontificia Facoltà Teologica dell’Italia Meridionale Viale Colli Aminei, 2 - Tel. 081 7410000 Sezione S. Tommaso d’Aquino 7 Via Ponti Rossi Sede delle principali botteghe di porcellane e ceramiche di Capodimonte.
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