Where is Amalfi?
Built on the hillside and surrounded by dramatic cliffs and coastal scenery, Amalfi is a real paradise. Amalfi is Located just 39km (24 miles) South East of Naples and lies at the mouth of a deep ravine at the foot of Monte Ceretto. It has one of the most breathtaking coastal lines around italy. Amalfi has a lot of history to offer, from ancient armories to the Duomo (dedicated to Saint Andrea.
Amalfi is best experienced off of the busy main roads. Small winding and narrow pathways are the best way to experience its true beauty. Compact houses and floral arrangements filled with rich history can only be experience first hand.
Facts About Amalfi
General:Official Name: Amalfi
Population: 5,480 (as of 2004)
Province: Salerno
Region: Campania
Postal Code: 84011
Attractions:
Duomo di Santa Andrea - Cathedral of Saint Andrea
Valle dei Mulini - Valley of the Mills
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Interesting:
-Most known for its rugged scenery
-Mt. Vesuvius often creates firework shows from lava builtup in its inner core for all tourists to see. This place is often known as Campi Flegrei or “fields of fire.”
-The Amalfi coast is quite large, but where are the best places to see? All of them actually but, The most popular and dramatic of the coast line is from Positano to Amalfi.
-Driving the full length of the Amalfi coast would take longer than a full day of work. (more than 8 hours)
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Traveler Reviews
Vanessa N. - "The Amalfi Coast is one of the highlights of my 4 week trip in Italy. I was only there for 1 day, but it has to be one of my most memorable moments. Just walking down the narrow streets, made me feel like i was in paradise. I will be going back next year."Denise L. - "I will never forget this trip. I got proposed to there and met my husbands family."