Originally built in the Angevin period and later restored by Charles of Bourbon, the Quisisana Palace is a striking complex nestled at the foot of Vesuvius.
Once a royal retreat and hunting lodge, it now houses a fascinating archaeological museum dedicated to the archaeologist Libero D’Orsi.
Visitors can admire artefacts from the Stabian villas: over 500 items, including wall paintings, ceramics, bronze objects, marble furnishings – a treasure trove of ancient finds, unearthed during the Bourbon era and now on permanent display.