Via S. Gregorio Armenà

Street Naples, Campania, Italy

What to expect

Via San Gregorio Armeno is a charming historic shopping street in the heart of Naples, known for its artisan shops selling handcrafted pastori, or nativity-scene figurines. The tradition behind this famous street dates back to classical times when it was home to a temple dedicated to the Roman Goddess Ceres. Today, visitors can find not only traditional religious figures but also modern secular figurines, including famous footballers, politicians, and celebrities. The street is a great place to visit for an unusual souvenir and is surrounded by quaint old shops with handcrafted statuettes and extravagant 'presipio' spilling out into the narrow streets. Nearby places of interest include the San Lorenzo Maggiore Basilica, Cappella Sansevero, and Naples Cathedral

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4 days in Naples with the family

4 days in Naples with the family
This family's experience:

Activities: We walked along Via S. Gregorio Armenà in Naples, a street known for its traditional nativity scene vendors. We enjoyed the festive atmosphere and the beautiful craftsmanship of the nativity scenes

Highlights: We enjoyed browsing the nativity scene vendors on Via S. Gregorio Armenà, appreciating the festive atmosphere and the intricate detail of the handcrafted nativity scenes ✨