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Lomè Galliano

Name: Lomè Galliano
Address: Naples, IT
Telephone: 3491574522
Price range: £££
Rating: 5

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Lomè Galliano

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Campania with Lomè, your licensed tour guide for a fun-filled adventure.

Lomè blends humor, passion, and organization to create a one-of-a-kind experience in the heart of this captivating destination.

02/07/2025

After a panoramic tour and a sacred pizza ceremony some brave souls are out there turning into human sfogliatelle under the sun, while these legends made the smarter move: pizza + AC = paradise. 🍕❄️
Resting like royalty after their panoramic adventure... and frankly, not mad about missing the sauna stroll.
They’re cool, comfy, and carb-happy. 😎

01/07/2025

At the entrance of Salerno’s majestic cathedral, a lioness gently nurses her cub and just above her a monkey, cheekily perched like he owns the place.
No... Not the start of a bizarre fable, it’s medieval symbolism at its finest.
Built in the 11th century, this cathedral hides more than just relics, it tells stories in stone.
Curious about what the monkey and lioness really mean?.
👉 Book a tour with me and let’s decode these stone secrets together.

30/06/2025

The 13 Scese di Sant’Antonio.
It isn't just a street: it's a journey through time, faith and beauty.
Originally part of an ancient Greco‑Roman road connecting Posillipo’s hilltop villages to Mergellina, they were restored in the 17th century by the Spanish Viceroy Ramiro de Guzmán to make pilgrimage to Sant’Antonio church easier.
These twisting ramps became a natural Via Crucis, each bend and steep descent a reminder of spiritual effort, redemption, and hope.
Luckily we were descending them: the sea sparkling between curves, Vesuvio almost within reach. Every turn is a love letter to Naples, every glimpse an invitation to fall under its unforgettable spell.

✨ Discover this hidden side of Naples, where history, faith, and breathtaking views intertwine. Drop a 💙 if you’d love to wander here next time you visit!

28/06/2025

Six years ago, their daughter explored Pompeii with me.
Today, her parents showed up ready to conquer the ruins.
It’s such a joy when people remember not just the places, but the passion and personality behind the tour.
And then share that with the ones they love. 💕
Want to create your own unforgettable chapter?
Let’s make it happen!

27/06/2025

Meta di Sorrento, where the town has two souls, and knows it.
Down at the Marina, life smells like salt, fish, and hard work.
Up in the Collina, it’s all lemon groves, noble villas, and timeless views.
The locals don’t mince words: “A Marina se fatica, ncoppa se comanna.”
Work hard below, rule above.
The story of a town divided... and united.

26/06/2025

A dome inspired by Rome, a church born from a king’s vow, and a piazza shaped by shifting powers.
All quietly framed beneath the shade of a tourist carriage.
Piazza del Plebiscito holds stories behind every stone.
Curious?
Let me guide you through them.

20/06/2025

Two faces, one marvel.
This afternoon, I took my guests through the Galleria Umberto I.
We crossed from one side to the other, and just a short walk revealed two different worlds.
~Above: marble, glass, and elegance. A triumph of late 19th-century architecture, built to make Naples light-filled, modern, and monumental.
~Below: velvet, stories, and the golden echo of the Salone Margherita, once Naples’ most glamorous café-chantant. Opened in 1890, it drew artists, aristocrats, and a fair share of scandal beneath the stage lights.
Same building.
Two perspectives.
Different stories.
And all it takes is a few steps to feel the full genius of Naples, where art, life, and beauty never follow just one path.
Ready to discover both sides?
Let Naples (and me) surprise you...
again and again.

20/06/2025

🟢 “What’s that green dome over there?”
My guests were pointing at the hilltop like they’d spotted a UFO.
Well, it's the Mausoleo Schilizzi, commissioned in the 1880s by Matteo Schilizzi, a wealthy banker from Livorno who planned it as his personal tomb (talk about thinking ahead).
Built in neo-Egyptian style (because, why not?), it sits dramatically in Posillipo, overlooking the bay like a silent guardian.
Matteo never got buried there, though but some say his ghost is still waiting to move in.
The building was later taken over by the city and turned into a mausoleum for the fallen soldiers of Naples.
Closed to the public for years, wrapped in urban legends and red tape.
🟢 Have you ever noticed it from this angle? Would you visit if it reopened?

19/06/2025

📍San Gregorio Armeno:
where silence is not an option.
For centuries, San Gregorio Armeno has sculpted peace, coexistence, and hope into clay.
From the street of nativity scenes those same hands lift a banner against silence.
"Under the bombs, children die
And if we stay silent, we die too."
This is not a voice against a people, but for the sacredness of every life.
Naples chooses to speak.
Because art that celebrates birth cannot ignore mass death.

🔴 Stop the genocide
Two peoples, two states.
̇ran

18/06/2025

Signore e signori, the show is about to begin...!
Meet the majestic Orologio Egizio!
🕰️ Just a clock? No.
It was an opera meccanica, a spectacle, a courtly wonder.
Held up by ancient Egyptian figures, wrapped in a golden serpent, it once featured 12 allegorical figures of Time, now mysteriously vanished during the Allied occupation of 1943. (Spariti! P**f!)
But wait, there’s more!
At every hour, the magic happened:
A cylinder would spin, tiny organ pipes would play, and little birds — yes, birdie automata — would flap, chirp, and put on a show.
No Netflix back then… just royal bird concerti! 🐦🎻
Another Neapolitan gem hiding in plain sight. ✨
Wanna see it with your own eyes?
Come with me! I’ll show you the time, the tales, and maybe even a bird or two... 😉
Book your royal tour now — the throne room awaits! 👑🗝️

15/06/2025

Two full days with a big French family: ruins, museums, laughs, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.
They were happy, I was sun-kissed, and word on the street (a.k.a. the charming monsieur who booked me) is that they couldn’t stop complimenting their guide (merci for spilling the tea).
No idea how I’m still standing... my shoes are begging for mercy, my feet are done, but my heart?
Très happy and I might even be glowing.
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