The combination of works and context is exciting: the level of guides, both cultural and human and value-based, is high.
The Museum
The Jago Museum aims to develop innovative projects of information, entertainment and inclusion, through art and the enhancement of the historical-artistic heritage of the Rione Sanità, the historic district of Naples.
With the Jago Museum ticket you can also visit
“The Veiled Son”
Cappella dei Bianchi
(Basilica di San Severo fuori le mura)
Just 10 minutes from the Jago Museum
THE PLACE
Church of Sant’Aspreno ai Crociferi
In recent years, the church of Sant’Aspreno ai Crociferi has witnessed the creation of some of Jago’s works, such as Pietà. Today it becomes a museum, housing a multitude of sculptures in an ever-changing setting.
The complex, located a few steps from the historic center of the city of Naples, is the starting point to discover a neighborhood rich in history, art and culture.
“Today the Basilica of Sant’Aspreno ai Crociferi reopens to the public, returned, brought into the world like a son, once again to welcome.”
Jago
USEFUL INFO
JAGO MUSEUM
OPENING HOURS
Monday to Thursday: 10:00 – 14:00 (Last visit at 13:30)
Friday to Sunday: 10:00 – 14:00 / 15:00 – 19:00 (Last visit at 18:30)
VEILED SON
OPENING HOURS
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 – 14:00 (Last visit at 13:30)
PRICES:
Full price: €10.00*
Reduced: € 8.00
(Reserved for people over 65 years of age, under 18 years of age, students, law enforcement officers, companions of the disabled, FAI card holders, guests of the Casa del Monacone and visitors holding tickets for the Catacombs of Naples and the Sacred Mile)
Free
(Reserved for children up to 6 years old, disabled people, qualified tour guides and inhabitants of the Sanità district)
Included with the ticket is the entrance to the nearby Basilica of San Severo outside the walls that houses, in the extraordinary Cappella dei Bianchi, the work “Il Figlio Velato” (The Veiled Son).
In addition, the ticket allows you to visit the Catacombs of San Gennaro and San Gaudioso at a special and reduced rate.
Information and knowledge in general
Groups (20 + people)
Groups are required to book.
Tickets cannot be purchased on site.
Accessibility
To allow us to facilitate visits to people with motor disabilities, you must contact the museum in advance at prenotazioni@jagomuseum.it
Wardrobe and bulky items
There is no wardrobe inside the museum, but it is possible to place strollers and suitcases.
Restroom facilities
Toilets are available in the museum.
Yes, pets are allowed inside the museum. However, it is required that they are always under the control of the owner and kept on a leash.
Yes, your visit to the museum will begin with a guided tour of all the works present that will allow you to delve into the history of the works on display and discover the most hidden details. At the end of the guided tour, you can continue your visit freely.
Yes, you can visit the museum yourself. If this is your first visit, we recommend that you participate in order to know all the details of the works present.
You cannot purchase a ticket without an expiration date at this time. We recommend that you periodically check our website for any updates on this option.
No, currently the museum does not accept the teachers card or other state cards for the purchase of the ticket.
Yes, tickets can be purchased directly at the museum ticket office without the need for advance booking, unless otherwise indicated for special events or high attendance periods. However, it is advisable to always book online to avoid not finding availability when you arrive.
Yes, you can access the next shift if you are late. If possible, we invite you to notify the ticket office to facilitate the organization of admissions.
Yes, the ticket also includes a visit to the work Figlio Velato, which is not in the Jago Museum, but in the Cappella dei Bianchi, in the Basilica of San Severo Fuori le Mura. The basilica can be reached in about 10 minutes on foot from the Jago Museum. ATTENTION: the visiting hours for the Veiled Son do not coincide with the times of the Jago museum, so we recommend that you check the updated times here to better plan your visit.
The work of “The Veiled Son” is located in the Chapel of the Whites, in the Basilica of San Severo Fuori le Mura, also in Naples. You can find all the directions to reach Veiled Son directly on our website, in the section dedicated to information about the visit.
Yes, the church that houses the museum is still consecrated.
No, Jago no longer works here. The artist has moved his workshop to another location and is not present in the museum.
Yes, it is allowed to take photographs inside the museum. However, we ask you to respect the works and other visitors, avoiding the use of flash and bulky equipment.
Yes, you can move ticket dates. Simply send an email to info@jagomuseum.it indicating the dates booked and the new dates. An operator will respond by giving you precise instructions.
The meaning of art is about the freedom of people
Magnificent!! Breathtaking experience. The church is a beautiful container for some really wonderful works.
The La Sorte Cooperative that organizes the guided tour is admirable.
Ho sempre ammirato le opere di Jago attraverso documentari e immagini in rete, ma vederle da vicino è un’esperienza che lascia davvero senza parole.
Jago shows a very deep sensitivity that moved us. Not to be missed and to be seen again.
I think it should be counted among the MUST-SEE places in Naples.
The exhibition offers the opportunity to visit the church and the works of Jago that are amazing and have a vision, a real wonder for the eyes and the spirit.
The Jago Museum is well worth a visit. The large and imposing white sculptures bring you to the heart of the human experience.
Unique, intense and exciting works in the heart of the Sanità district. A great artist and a great person who has chosen to enhance a reality of the city of Naples.
The Jago Museum is a place that enchants and leaves you speechless.
