Opposite the San Carlo theater is the Gallery of Umberto I. This passage, executed in the late 19th century in the style of neoclassicism, pursued social goals in addition to trade goals: on the site of the Gallery there used to be a network of deaf lanes between the theater and Toledo Street, which were notorious.

In a circular hall in the center of the passage, the floor is lined with a pattern depicting the signs of the Zodiac. Many tourists are eager to stand up, or even sit or lie on their sign - it is believed that this brings success in matters.

Address: Via Manlio di Veroli, 6, Napoli

Reviews about the gallery Umberto I (1)

Evaluation 10

A place for Italian weddings 21 m 2014

Tatiana

was here in April 2013

Gallery Umberto I was the first attraction we saw when we arrived in Naples. Of course there is a gallery not at the railway station, but in 4-5 bus stops from it. But it was when he saw the gallery of Umberto I at the window of the bus, they left it. The bus stop is near the entrance to the gallery. They were amazed at the size and grace of this structure. Despite the fact that the gallery is commercial and there are mainly boutiques and expensive restaurants, the people were many. Most visitors ... Read full review