I'd like to point out the Church of Santa Brigida right next to the Gallery; it's unobtrusive on the outside, but has a fantastic Baroque interior full of excellent paintings. Inside you'll find the tomb of one of the greatest painters of the Neapolitan school, Luca Giordano, who died at the beginning of the 18th century, as well as several of his paintings, including the dome's frescoes with the Glory of Santa Brigida.
