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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!

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!

Surely you must have heard of Furore’s fjord, which is the town's most characteristic and popular tourist spot. But there is so much more to discover in the village of Furore: read the article to find out what all the must-see destinations are!

With its hilly location surrounded by the green Lattari Mountains, Tramonti is ideal for those who want to visit the Amalfi Coast while still enjoying tranquility and nature. Find out what destinations you should not miss!

Ravello is, for sure, the hill town on the Amalfi Coast most loved by tourists. But what are the reasons for its popularity? Read the article and discover all the must-see destinations here in Ravello!

Known around the world for the magnificent majolica tiles produced here, Vietri sul Mare is another village on the Amalfi Coast worth visiting: from the unique villa comunale to the ceramics museum to the quaint alleyways... there is so much to discover!

Amalfi's thousand-year history makes it by right the symbolic city of the Coast, which in fact takes its name. Of Roman origin, it became a power in medieval times as a Maritime Republic, traces of which are still preserved in town. If you visit Amalfi make sure you don't miss these destinations: you'll see that it will surprise you!

Among the hill towns of the Amalfi Coast, Agerola boasts a great culinary tradition and some of the most beautiful hiking trails in the area, such as the world-famous Path of the Gods. Here are all the places not to miss on your visit!

Salerno is one of Campania's most important and populous cities. An ancient Longobard and then Norman capital, its history spans the centuries and the city still retains traces of it. Read the article to find out what are the must-see stops!