Distinct restorations promoted and supported by Friends of Naples.
Multiple interventions
State Archives
A Benedictine jewel.
The State Archives of Naples, housed in the ancient Benedictine complex of Santi Severino e Sossio, holds over seventy linear kilometres of documents and is one of the most important archival centres in Europe.
Friends of Naples has intervened here on two distinct occasions: the restoration of the monumental entrance doorway and, more recently, the recovery of the frescoes of the Rediscovered Chapel, a tiny chapel that re-emerged in 2023 behind a door walled up for two centuries.
Time span of the works carried out on the monument.
Both restorations have been completed.
The protagonists of the restoration.
Owner / Manager
State Archives of Naples
Restoration firm
Dafne Restauri · Home Decoration · Del Core Restyling
2 restorations, a single place.
Monumental doorway
Founded in 1808, the State Archives of Naples is one of the most important and ancient centres of Benedictine spirituality in Southern Italy.
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Frescoes of the Rediscovered Chapel
In the broader context of the works for the UNESCO Project in the Historic Centre of Naples, in July 2023, a tiny chapel was discovered behind a door that had been closed two centuries ago to separate the Archives from the church…
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