The colors of the traditional workshops, the musicality of the everyday vociare, the picturesque alleys are the scenery that will introduce us to the knowledge of Naples at the beginning of '600, the one that inspired Caravaggio who, fleeing from Rome, painted for the institution of Pio Monte, still existing, one of his last masterpieces: The Seven Works of Mercy, fundamental turning point in his way of painting. Continue with a visit to the church of San Domenico Maggiore, the result of a long stratification started in 1227. Thomas Aquinas also stayed in the convent and taught theology in the Studium there created by Charles I of Anjou. In this church was placed in 1607 the canvas of Caravaggio The flagellation of Christ, work currently moved to Capodimonte while in the church you can admire a copy.
Duration: 3 hours
Services Included: Specialized guide, entrance to the Church and the picture gallery of the Pio Monte della Misericordia. Accompanying letter required on school letterhead and list of pupils.
Optional services on request: Lunch in restaurant or Pizza and drink menu
