Castel Nuovo, noto anche come Maschio Angioino, fu edificato per volontà di Carlo I d’Angiò a partire dal 1279. Dopo la conquista di Alfonso d’Aragona nel 1442, fu gradualmente ricostruito secondo le esigenze difensive della metà del Quattrocento, con l’intervento di Guillem Sagrera.1
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Castel Nuovo, also known as Maschio Angioino, was begun for Charles I of Anjou in 1279. After Alfonso of Aragon's 1442 conquest, it was gradually reconstructed for the defensive requirements of the mid-fifteenth century, with Guillem Sagrera named by the Ministry of Culture. Since 1990, the complex has housed Naples' Civic Museum.
A royal and defensive complex whose fabric records distinct Angevin and Aragonese phases; it remains a civic museum complex within Naples' historic urban fabric.












