Dante's Inferno staged in the basement of the Lapis Museum (events from December to May 2024)

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Duration

1h 15minutes

Languages

Italian

Participants

1-40 people

Type

Theater

Suitable for children

Suitable for couples

Pets allowed

Parking available

Barrier-free

Language supports

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Important things to know

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Tickets and discounts

The cost of the ticket is €26 for adults
The cost of the ticket is €16 for children ( 5-12 years old)
The cost of the ticket is €16 for pupils

Facilitations

In the calendar you can view the available dates of the event
Recommended for middle school and high school

Limitations

Each group can consist of a maximum of 40 people
For schools, payment can also be made by bank transfer

Tour information

The play is dedicated to Dante's Infero
The 75-minute-long show will take place inside the Decumanus Submerged
The meeting point is at Via dei Tribunali, 375, 80138 Naples NA, Italy
For schools, for every 15 pupils, 1 teacher does not pay a ticket

Cancellation

Cancellation of the reservation is free up to 24 hours before the experience
Cancellation of reservations for groups is free up to one week before the experience

About this tour

Who has never wished to visit Dante's Inferno in the company of the supreme poet? Well... the long-awaited moment has finally arrived! This fantastic theatrical performance, in fact, stages the first cantica of the Divine Comedy in a place that is nothing short of unforgettable, the Lapis Museum.

It is an underground museum hub that extends 40 km into the bowels of the earth. The museum route runs along Via dei Tribunali and up to the church of Santa Maria Maggiore at Pietrasanta. In particular, you will be able to see tuff quarries carved into the rock, Greco-Roman water cisterns, and caves used as air-raid shelters during World War II.

You will be accompanied by Dante himself and his trusty Virgil, which will free him from the threat of the 3 beasts who want to prevent him from entering Hell. So you will overcome the ferryman of souls. Charon and you will see other figures such as Cerberus, Pluto, the Furies, Farinata degli Uberti, Pier delle Vigne, and Cavalcante Cavalcanti.

Toward the end of the play you will meet other important characters who populate the infernal boils. There will be the Homeric hero Ulysses who will utter the famous line "you were not made to live like Brutes but to follow virtue and knowledge," the desperate and weeping Count Ugolino, and Lucifer, depicted in such a way as to make those who encounter it think.

Journey into Dante's inferno in the underground passages of Naples: a unique educational experience for schools

Dante's Inferno at the Lapis Museum is ideal for the schools because it combines literature and history in an immersive experience. Students explore the underground passages of Naples guided by the Supreme Poet, meeting iconic characters from the "Divine Comedy" such as Paolo and Francesca, Ulysses and Count Ugolino. The evocative setting and theatrical involvement make learning Italian literature alive and interactive, enriching the educational experience with a strong historical and cultural connection.

So what are you waiting for? Reserve your place and come down to Hell with us!

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€16.00
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Cancellation policy

Cancellation of the reservation is free up to 24 hours before the experience
Cancellation of reservations for groups is free up to one week before the experience

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Reservation assistance

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Tour's location

Via dei Tribunali, 375, 80138 Naples NA, Italy

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How to get there

How to reach the museum by car

From Piazza Garibaldi take Corso Garibaldi and continue straight on Via Rosaroll. After 850 meters turn left onto Via Foria and advance to Piazza Cavour. Continue straight to Piazza Museo and turn left onto Via Pessina and Via Broggia. Then turn onto Via Costantinopoli and take Vico S. Aniello a Canopoli, Vico Luigi de Crecchio and Via del Sole. After about 200 meters walk down Via dei Tribunali to Piazzetta Pietrasanta.

How to get to the museum by public transportation

From Piazza Garibaldi station, take the Metro Line 1 and get off at the Dante stop. Continue on foot to Via Port'Alba, Via S. Pietro a Maiella and Piazza Miraglia. Continue on Via dei Tribunali until you reach Piazzetta Pietrasanta.

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Marina martin

Perfect day

An evocative journey through the basement of the Lapis Museum. The depiction of Dante's Inferno was exciting and well-paced. Students participated with great interest, making the experience educational and fun.

Philomena huntsmen

Very nice show

We visited Dante's Inferno with our class, and it was amazing! The kids were fascinated by the scenic representation in the basement of the Lapis Museum. It was an immersive experience, perfect for introducing students to the Divine Comedy in an interactive way.