Spiaggia Grande: The heart of Positano, with a breathtaking view of the houses perched on the rocks. Here you will find beach resorts, restaurants and bars perfect for relaxing. Church of Santa Maria Assunta: Icon of Positano, with its splendid majolica dome and the ancient icon of the Black Madonna. Spiaggia di Fornillo: Less crowded than Spiaggia Grande, reachable with a panoramic walk along the coast. The shopping streets: Via dei Mulini and the surrounding streets are full of boutiques, ceramic shops and artisans selling handmade sandals and linen clothes.

Duomo di Sant’Andrea: The symbol of the city, with its scenic staircase and Arab-Norman façade. Inside, you will find the Chiostro del Paradiso and the crypt with the relics of Sant’Andrea. Arsenale della Repubblica: Once the seat of the powerful Amalfi fleet, today it houses a museum on the city’s maritime history. Museo della Carta: Amalfi has a long tradition in the production of handmade paper. Here you can see ancient machinery and learn the manufacturing process. Amalfi Beach: Small but suggestive, perfect for a dip after a walk in the city. If you are looking for a quieter place, try the nearby Spiaggia di Duoglio

Villa Rufolo:: One of the symbols of Ravello, with its gardens overlooking the sea and fascinating medieval architecture. The famous concerts of the Ravello Festival are held here. Villa Cimbrone and the Terrazza dell’Infinito: One of the most spectacular views of the Coast. The Terrazza dell’Infinito offers a breathtaking panorama of the sea and the mountains. Duomo di Ravello: Located in Piazza Vescovado, it houses the relic of the blood of San Pantaleone, which liquefies every year like that of San Gennaro in Naples. Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer: A modern auditorium with a spectacular view, where concerts and cultural events are held. Via Roma and the historic center: Walk among the artisan shops, taste typical sweets such as the delizia al limone and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Ravello.