Patron saint festival In 93 days
Saint Tammaro the Bishop, patron venerated in the basilica of his name
📅 Every year, on 16 January
Grumo Nevano celebrates Saint Tammaro the Bishop on 16 January, in the basilica dedicated to him.
Located in the Campania region, Grumo Nevano is a municipality within the Metropolitan City of Naples. The town is home to a population of 18,017 residents, forming part of the extensive urban network surrounding the regional capital.
As a component of the Neapolitan metropolitan area, the settlement reflects the demographic density of the municipalities bordering Naples. Its geographic position places it firmly within the administrative framework of the province.
The Grumo Nevano guide
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Pizza Napoletana · Caprese
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Events & festivals 1
Next up: Saint Tammaro the Bishop, patron venerated in the basilica of his name, Saturday 16 January
Getting there
Nearest airport: Napoli Capodichino, 6 km away
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Places to see within 25 km
Outside Grumo Nevano, but an easy day trip away.
Palazzo Loreti 📍 Satriano di Lucania · 200 m Satriano's town hall keeps the medieval pottery found on the site of Satrianum. Rocca Duca di Poggiardo 📍 Satriano di Lucania · 300 m Satriano's Castello holds the multimedia museum devoted to the painter Giovanni De Gregorio. Santuario del Santissimo Crocifisso 📍 Brienza · 5.6 km The crucifix stays on Monte Sacrato, at 1100 metres, from May to September. chiesa di San Martino 📍 Brienza · 6.8 km A perimeter of walls is all that is left of Brienza's oldest church, above the river. Castello Caracciolo 📍 Brienza · 7.0 km The marquises' rooms on the third floor, the prison inside the round tower. chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta 📍 Brienza · 7.0 km A three-nave crypt below the parish church, two Peccheneda canvases above.