The Amalfi or Amalfi coast, with its natural and architectural landscape of great beauty, has attracted poets, artists and travelers from all over the world.

In fact, it has been a place of exchange between the Islamic world and the West, rich in contrasts, the Mediterranean sun and steep cliffs, lush vegetation and caves in the sea.

Where it is located"

It is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea, exactly in the Gulf of Salerno, in the Campania region.

Surrounded still today by an aura of mystery linked to the ancient local culture, the Amalfi Coast has been considered a Natural Heritage by UNESCO since 1997.

The cataloging of universal heritage rewards the beauty of the coast, but also the architecture of cities such as Amalfi and Ravello.
The balance with nature is remarkable, and the respect of the cultivation areas, from the vineyards and terraced gardens on the low slopes, to the grazing lands in the highlands.

It makes the Amalfi Coast live up to other natural areas recognized as Tuscany.

History of the Amalfi Coast

The foundation of the Amalfi Republic, one of the Italian seafaring republics that dominated the Mediterranean around the 12th century, gave Amalfi the historic capital of the republic.

The Amalfi Coast has been a tourist destination since Roman times. The international jet set together with numerous artists and public personalities has historically chosen the Amalfi coast.

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Giovanni Boccacc...