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Lowest Weekly Price:

600 EUR

Highest Weekly Price:

900 EUR

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Location & area

Amalfi's ninth-century Duomo is one of the town's greatest attractions. It dominates the town's central piazza, sitting atop a wide flight of steps. The cloister (Chiostro del Paradiso) and museum close by (joint admission ticket) house sculptures, mosaics and other relics of the town's wealthy past. The Arsenal by the sea is a monument to the maritime past of Amalfi.



The town is small, but you can easily while away an afternoon exploring the narrow white alleyways and browsing in the shops for souvenirs - including every variation on the famous local lemon products. You can sample the Amalfitana specialities, such as the strong limoncello. There are plenty of nice cafes where you can rest with a drink, eating pastries and watching the world go by. A stroll along the sea front is another pleasant diversion. The town's harbour is to the right as you face the sea, and past the public ferry ports there is a marina where luxury yachts rub shoulders with working fishing vessels laden with nets. Walking out along one of the breakwaters provides good photo opportunities back towards the town centre. When you're tired of admiring Amalfi's charms, you can take a stroll up the valley through lemon groves and old paper mills. For keen walkers, the steep mountainsides offer many challenging walks. A good guidebook such as the Sunflower guide will help you when planning hikes in the area.



Since Amalfi is well-connected by public transport (see below), it's fairly easy to see more of the area. Naples, Pompei and Herculaneum are all long days out for those with an interest in archeology and plenty of energy.



Up in the hills above Amalfi is beautiful Ravello, a town which has inspired artists including Boccaccio, Wagner and current resident Gore Vidal. A bus runs up from Amalfi, and you can enjoy the fabulous views from the famous gardens of the Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo. During the summer season, classical music concerts are staged in the gardens of Villa Rufolo, on stages suspended against a backdrop of sky and sea.



Buses or boats will allow you to explore the other towns of the coast at your own pace, and you'll probably want to spend some time in Positano and perhaps Minori, Maiori and Praiano. The Isle of Capri also makes a good day trip, and ferries run from Amalfi to Capri most days (check timetables by the docks).

Address:

50 Via Mauro Comite, 84011, Amalfi, Italy

Accommodation located in:

coastal, mountainside, near cultural interest, near diving spot, near fishing area, near historical interest, near restaurants & bars, near shopping area, near the beach, near water sports, town!

Amenities & services

# of Units: 1... and each unit includes:

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• Bathrooms: 1
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