Archaeological Museum

The Archeological museum was completed in the early 17th century using a structure that was erected some time ago. It opened in 1615 as the "Royal Palace of studies," which was the headquarters of the University of Naples. When the university moved elsewhere in 1777, King Ferdinand IV commissioned the architect Ferdinando Fuga to restore it and adapt the building to accommodate the Royal Bourbon Museum and Library. If you have a chance, stop by, it's worth a trip.