Amalfi

The Amalfi Coast got its name from Amalfi, and was declared protected by UNESCO because of its mere beauty.

With its mild climate, it is one of the favourite destinations for tourists from all over the world.
Pleasantly discover walking along the seashore and discovering the characteristic main square enriched by the fountain of Sant'Andrea, from which you can access the stairs that lead to the beautiful Duomo dedicated to the patron saint: Sant'Andrea which houses the remains of the saint in its Crypt.

Amalfi is also rich in history and traditions: it is one of the four maritime republics, in fact every 4 years it hosts a sea race with Pisa, Genoa and Venice and in the past it boasted the production of the famous Amalfi paper. In fact, it is now possible to visit the paper museum itself.