A Window on the Beauty of the Amalfi Coast Even with only an hour to spare, Positano manages to win your heart. Descending through its narrow and steep streets, you immediately find yourself immersed in an explosion of colors: the pastel-toned houses climb the mountain as in a painting, while the scent of the sea mixes with that of lemon and freshly baked bread. Start your visit from Via dei Mulini, the main street, dotted with artisan boutiques, art galleries and small cafes. A short walk takes you to Spiaggia Grande, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the church of Santa Maria Assunta, with its majolica dome. Sit down for just a few minutes on a bench or in a bar overlooking the sea: time slows down, the sun caresses your face and the view seems unreal. It is a quick, but intense, taste of one of the most iconic places in Italy.

With an hour and a half in Amalfi, you can discover the essence of this pearl of the Coast. The visit begins in Piazza Duomo, where the splendid Cathedral of St. Andrew dominates, with its staircase and Arab-Norman facade. Also worth a visit is the suggestive Cloister of Paradise, an oasis of peace between columns and Moorish arches. Walking through the alleys of the old town you can breathe the charm of the ancient Maritime Republic, among craft shops, fragrant lemons and colorful ceramics. Before leaving, a short walk along the seafront offers breathtaking views of the sea and the port. A sea view coffee or a taste of limoncello make this taste of Amalfi perfect.

Ravello, suspended between sky and sea, offers unforgettable views in just 60 minutes. The visit can start from Piazza Duomo, with its cathedral and the quiet streets that surround it. A must-see is Villa Rufolo, with its beautiful gardens overlooking the Coast: a perfect mix of art, nature and breathtaking views. Weather permitting, a panoramic coffee on the terrace best concludes this short but magical stop in one of the most elegant villages in Italy.