Duomo di Sant'andrea: The symbol of Amalfi, with its Arab-Norman façade and spectacular staircase. Inside, you will find the crypt with the relics of Sant’Andrea. Chiostro del Paradiso: An elegant 13th-century cloister with Moorish-style arches, a perfect place to immerse yourself in the history of the Maritime Republic of Amalfi. Museo della Carta: Amalfi is famous for its ancient paper-making tradition. Here you can see the historic machinery and discover how paper was produced by hand. Spiaggia di Amalfi: Small but suggestive, with a crystal-clear sea and a unique view of the village. Shopping and gastronomy: Limoncello and lemon products, such as delizie al limone and sfogliatella Santa Rosa. Typical ceramics, handmade in the shops of the center.

Here are some must-sees in Positano: Beach: Fornillo – Quieter and accessible with a scenic walk. Shopping: Positano Fashion – Light and colorful clothes typical of the coast.

Villa Rufolo: One of the symbols of Ravello, with spectacular gardens overlooking the sea. Wagner was inspired by this place for the scenography of Parsifal Villa Cimbrone: Famous for the Terrace of Infinity, with a breathtaking view of the Coast. Its gardens are among the most beautiful in Italy. Duomo di Ravello: (Church of San Pantaleone) Located in the main square, it houses a magnificent medieval pulpit and a vial with the blood of San Pantaleone, which liquefies every year. Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer: A modern auditorium with unique architecture, home to concerts and shows. Church of San Giovanni del Toro: A small church with medieval frescoes and a spectacular view Belvedere Principessa di Piemonte: A small garden with a quiet and romantic view of the coast.