Galleria Umberto I
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Part of the Urban Renewal Plan following the cholera epidemic of 1884 (see Cholera Epidemic), this light-filled space is home to elegant buildings with Neo-Renaissance embellishments and marble floors, overarched by a roof of iron and glass. Located across from the Royal Palace and Teatro San Carlo, the spot immediately became popular with the city’s smart and artistic set, and even today has an air of bygone charm.
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Piazza Trieste e Trento to Via Toledo
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