ART AND CULTURE ON THE AMALFI COAST

In the late 1950s, the writer Pier Paolo Pasolini spent a few days in the Divine Coast and recorded that journey in a book entitled “La lunga strada di sabbia” (The Long Road of Sand), recounting the different places he had visited aboard a Fiat Millecento. Read this article to discover the Friulian poet's account of the Amalfi Coast.

We are in that time of year commonly referred to as the ‘low season’. Read the article to discover some unmissable ‘slow’ experiences so you can enjoy the magic of the coast in complete peace and tranquillity!

Every town on the Amalfi Coast has a cultural heritage that has shaped the identity of each individual community. The small town of Minori associates its history and tradition with its patron saint, Trofimena.

Autumn on the Amalfi Coast has many surprises in store! One of these is the return of the Scala Chestnut Festival, an event loved by young and old alike, where traditional local cuisine is combined with music, activities, and games! The event will take place on October 11, 12, 18, and 19: don't miss it!

Crossing the entrance to the excavations of Pompeii takes you back to a distant time and place, frozen in the moment when the dramatic eruption of Vesuvius buried the city in 79 AD. Discover the perfect itinerary to immerse yourself in history!

Cetara is probably the most authentic seaside village on the Amalfi Coast. Here are all the must-see destinations!

Maiori, which in ancient times was named “Rheginna,” after the waterway that runs through the town, is another of the seaside towns of the Amalfi Coast. Here you will find so many must-see destinations: discover them all!

Minori is of the quietest seaside towns on the Amalfi Coast: the historic center, the centerpiece of which is the Basilica of Santa Trofimena, is a short walk from the waterfront, where the world-famous Sal de Riso pastry shop is also located. Discover all this and more by reading our article!

Summer always renews the traditions and religious rites on the Amalfi Coast, which express the faith and culture of an entire territory. But why is the date of June 27 so relevant to the Coast?

Halfway between the larger and more famous Positano and Amalfi lies another enchanting village overlooking the sea: it's Praiano! Discover all the destinations you must not miss during your visit!