Ospedale delle Bambole, Naples

If you ever had a doll there must be part of you that wants to visit. In a month spent in Napoli, this was the most fascinating and enjoyable and best visit I made. After visiting the museum, you get to meet the 4th generation hospital doctor who gives you a talk, and then you get to watch a wonderful and wacky short film where the dolls in the wall talk to you. If there is one thing you do in Naples go visit . I think it was only 3 euro. Don't miss it!!

Really lovely place, takes you back to your carefree childhood. Very creative little museum/workshop. Ticket is very cheap (2 or 3€). They offer tours in italian and english, that last for about 20 minutes.

What to say!! This place is incredible, what an amazing experience. I highly recommend people, children and adults to stop here. Right in the heart of Naples, just before San Gregorio armeno, this little museum is a little gem. There you can take your old beloved dolls, soft toys, any other toy to get fixed by the “surgeon” Tiziana, a lovely lady that learned this art from her dad, she’s the 4th generation of doll’s doctors and she explains the lovely story behind the dolls hospital, there since 1895. For a little price for the ticket you can enjoy a 15-20 minutes visit on this very peculiar, full of magic place.

Something different, highly recommended to try. The entrace ticket is 3 euro.

One of the most exciting and wonderful places I've come to. I only found it on my third visit to Naples. Despite my extensive preliminary explorations of interesting places and its central location, Doll Hospital has remained unnoticed by me for a long time. Although very small, I spent an excellent half hour inside. We watched a screening of a short, very interesting and accompanied by spectacular lighting and sound, film about the history of the place. And one of the charming girls working there told us briefly (available in Italian and English) the most interesting and important moments in the history of this magical place. In the end, we were allowed to look around and take pictures everywhere, even in the workshop itself. All for a modest amount of entry. I highly recommend this place and will gladly return there on my next visit to Naples!