The Diffused Diocesan Museum recovers and connects Naples' religious heritage, to enhance the territory and create new job opportunities.
The Diffused Diocesan Museum begins its activities to enhance key places of culture and spirituality in Naples with the Naples Cathedral.
The heart of MUDD
This is the symbol of Neapolitan faith, where the relics and blood of San Gennaro are kept. It stands as a layered narrative of stories, cultures and ideals woven together across the centuries, reflecting the life of a city forever suspended between faith, beauty and renewal.
The Duomo welcomes visitors Monday through Sunday from 09:30 am to 5 pm.
The entrance is at via Duomo, 147.
A view of the 500 domes in the city center
An exclusive tour through places that have been off-limits until now, all the way up to the walkways on the cathedral’s roof, where you can admire the beauty of Naples from a unique vantage point.
In the ancient Greek Neapolis
It stands majestically on the ancient acropolis of Greek Neapolis, a silent witness to over two thousand years of history.
The church houses precious frescoes and artworks that tell the story of Naples’ spiritual and cultural evolution, offering visitors a journey through the centuries of the city.
The Church of Sant’Aniello a Caponapoli is accessible free of charge every day from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Access to the church is at Vico S. Aniello a Caponapoli, 9.
A bridge between Gothic and Renaissance
An intricate monumental complex housing some of the most important works of Neapolitan Gothic art, with details that anticipate the arrival of Renaissance art.
The Church is open daily from 10:00 to 17:00.
The entrance is located at via Carbonara, 4.
The two souls of a masterpiece
A manifesto of Neapolitan Gothic and Baroque architecture that hides an engineering secret: an entire frescoed wall was transported 6 meters along train tracks.
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We are already working to reopen to the public some of Naples' most beautiful monumental churches and to include them in our social innovation project.
The Hidden Painting
Here where the eternal struggle between good and evil embodies the fate of the city.
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MUDD – Diffused Diocesan Museum is much more than a museum. It creates training and job opportunities for local young people through the recovery of religious heritage.
Discover our objectivesMUDD is a project of the Naples C'entro Foundation, created with the aim of involving the local community, young people and visitors in enhancing the artistic and religious heritage of Naples' Historic Center.
A project that aims to reopen and transform sacred places into centers of culture and participation, thanks to the work of young people who take care of them.
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