Amalfi

Top 6 things to do in Amalfi

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  1. Amalfi Coast

  Though the entire European rim of the Mediterranean is gorgeous, the Amalfi Coast, with dramatic mountains and white sand beaches, is really something special.

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  2. Amalfi Cathedral

  A central landmark in Amalfi, the Amalfi Cathedral dates all the way back to the 9th century and features a fascinating mix of architectural influences.

• 3. La Trinita della Cava

  Located in a river gorge, this impressive Benedictine monastery contains an archive of ancient documents dating back to the 8th century.

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  4. Villa Cimbrone Gardens

  Prepare to be stunned by the Villa Cimbrone Gardens, which overlook a breathtaking landscape of jagged, forest-covered mountains and endless sparkling sea.

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  5. Duomo di Salerno

  The Duomo di Salerno, a cathedral built in 1048, is one of the most famous landmarks in Amalfi. The building is dedicated to Matthew the Apostle, whose tomb is found inside.

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  6. Villa Rufolo

  Villa Rufolo features impressive local architecture, but it's the gardens that make this place a must-visit. If you're lucky you can catch a Classical music concert on the terrace.

Frequently asked questions about Amalfi

Planning Your Visit

• Getting around Amalfi

  Amalfi is a beautiful town full of lush foliage and romantic views best seen on foot. You'll be amazed at all you can discover when you walk this small city. If you need to get across town quickly, however, there are also local bus lines that are inexpensive. Taxis are readily available, as are rental cars.

• What to eat in Amalfi?

  For breakfast try a cornetto with a coffee. At lunch, find yourself a pizza covered in 'alici' (fresh anchovies) for a truly local taste experience. In the evening, enjoy a caprese salad drizzled with the most decadent olive oil on earth.