New Castle

This medieval and Renaissance castle, built in 1266, has functioned as a royal residence, fortress, and cultural hub. Architecturally notable for its Gothic and Baroque elements, it is an important landmark showcasing Neapolitan history and art. The castle houses a Municipal Museum containing frescoes, sculptures, paintings, and other historical exhibits.

Known also as Maschio Angioino, it holds a significant place in the cultural and historical heritage of the city. The museum's collections reflect various artistic periods, including Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque, with artworks related to royal history and local events. The castle continues to host cultural events, emphasizing its ongoing role beyond a historic monument.

The site is open to the public, allowing access to its architectural features and museum collections dedicated to history and art. Its combination of historical significance and artistic heritage makes it a comprehensive cultural institution.