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Ravello
Pass by
The tour will start from Ravello
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Positano
2h
Positano is one of the most charming places on the Amalfi Coast, famous for its colorful houses overlooking the sea, spectacular beaches and romantic streets. Here's what to see:
Spiaggia Grande:
The most iconic of Positano, with breathtaking views of the perched houses and many restaurants and beach resorts. Perfect for relaxing and enjoying the sea.-
Church of Santa Maria Assunta:
Recognizable by its colorful majolica dome, it houses the famous Byzantine icon of the Black Madonna.
Fornillo Beach:
Less crowded than Spiaggia Grande, reachable with a panoramic walk, it is perfect for those seeking tranquility. Shopping and local crafts:
Positano is famous for Positano fashion, with linen dresses and handmade sandals, as well as artistic ceramics and lemon liqueurs.
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Atrani
30m
Piazza Umberto I:
Heart of the village, surrounded by bars, restaurants and colorful houses.
Church of San Salvatore de 'Birecto:
Ancient church of the 10th century with a splendid Baroque facade.
Church of Santa Maria Maddalena:
Located on a cliff, with a majolica dome and a breathtaking view of the sea.
The medieval streets and alleys:
A maze of stairways and arches that intertwine between the houses, creating suggestive views.
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Praiano
30m
Praiano is a picturesque village on the Amalfi Coast, located between Positano and Amalfi.
Less crowded than other locations, it is perfect for those seeking tranquility, breathtaking views and spectacular sunsets.
Here's what to see:
Church of San Gennaro:
Famous for its majolica dome and spectacular view of the sea.
Interior decorated with frescoes and a wonderful majolica floor.
Church of San Luca Evangelista:
Dedicated to the patron saint of Praiano, it houses works of art and a beautiful marble altar.
Located in the upper part of the village, it offers an authentic and silent atmosphere.
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1h · Admission ticket not included
The Cathedral of Sant'Andrea: it is the symbol of the city, with a splendid Arab-Norman façade and a scenic staircase. Inside is the Crypt of Sant'Andrea, which houses the relics of the saint.
Cloister of Paradise:
Next to the Cathedral, this elegant 13th-century cloister has Arab-style arches and houses ancient tombs of Amalfi's nobility.
Paper Museum:
Amalfi has a great tradition in paper production. In this museum you can see historic machinery and discover the Amalfi paper manufacturing process.
Arsenale della Repubblica:
An ancient medieval shipyard that today hosts exhibitions and bears witness to the great maritime tradition of Amalfi, which was one of the Maritime Republics