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San Gregorio Armeno street

Naples is the place where the Christmas still have the taste of the Italian tradition.
Proof of this is the crowd that characterizes San Gregorio Armeno, the central street where artisans realize the little statues for the crib.
The multitude of colorful stalls, the objects on display, the crowd strolling and buy: this road is worth a visit even if the cribs are not your thing.
The traditional Neapolitan crib is famous all over the world: rich landscapes and figures let the story changes from day to day until the triumphant arrival of the Three Kings in the presence of the Child Jesus on the day of the Epiphany.
In their open shops the artisans create with a mastery that is transmitted from generation to generation.
San Gregorio Armeno is also frequented by the Neapolitans, since they use to enlarge the crib of a new element every year.
And every year, with the classic verve that distinguishes them, go in search of statues depicting famous people from the world of sports, entertainment, politics.
In San Gregorio Armeno there is everything you need to compete in the realization of the most beautiful crib: the houses of cork, the windmills, waterfalls animated by electronic devices: nothing is left to chance.
To understand the secrets of master craftsmen, however, it is best to explore the road less busy periods, to admire this secular work with the necessary calm.

 

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    A magical world, where very wise artisans bring back to life old or used dolls employing a tradition that has come down to them throughout the ages.

  • Pharmacy of the Incurable

    Reopened to the public in 2012 after a lengthily restoration, this historical pharmacy was inaugurated in 1700 next to the Ospedale degli Incurabili (Hospital of the Incurable). It was named so as a result of the black plague epidemic which infected the city in 1500.

  • Museum of the  Tresaures of Saint Gennaro

    Seven centuries of donations have given the Museo del Tesoro di San Gennaro (Museum of the Treasures of Saint Gennaro) one of the richest and most particular collections in the world.

  • Teatro Romano di Neapolis

    Imagine digging in your cellar and finding the remains of an ancient Roman theatre!

  • Cemetery of the Drinking Fountains

    Absolutely one of the places in Napoli considered the most fascinating and, at the same time, disturbing.

  • Purgatory at Arco

    Connected to the Cimitero delle Fontanelle is the Complesso Museale Di Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco, a site which is unique in the world.

Gorgeous, funky boutique hotel, friendly staff and a balcony with panoramic views to die for! Porkchopalop, UK – TripAdvisor

Wow, what a hotel! It gave us those perfect little things and I like very much the character of the hotel with its adorable designs. It has been a joy to sojourn here and surely this place did its part to render unforgettable my holiday in Napoli. Saeed, London - Booking.com

Very airy, serene and light filled. Great bathroom, great space, great bed including linens etc. Extremely clean. Modern and playful this place was like a sanctuary after a crazy hectic day in Napoli. Michael-and-Jose, Los Angeles - TripAdvisor

The real star of the show was my bedroom. Spacious, tastefully decorated, fully-equipped, with a gigantic bathroom and a terrace with a gorgeous view of the mountains! Zeva B, paris - Yelp.com

The hotel is extremely centrally located making everything really easy to walk or take cabs to. Michael-and-Jose, Los Angeles - TripAdvisor

The whole experience was top-notch from start to finish without a single glitch along the way. The staff was friendly, accommodating and spoke perfect English. Check-in and check-out were super fast and the booking process was a cinch too. Zeva B, Paris - Yelp.com

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