ATRANI: THE SMALLEST VILLAGE IN ITALY

December is here, and with it comes the most magical time of the year! Christmas is very important on the Amalfi Coast. Religious traditions, local cuisine, family activities, and unique events... Read the article to find out how it is celebrated and why you should visit the coast at Christmas!

Do you enjoy taking photos during your travels and then posting them on social media to keep your friends and family up to date? Here are some suggestions for the most photogenic itineraries on the Amalfi Coast: follow them to capture all the iconic places of the Divine Coast.

Did you know that the Amalfi Coast is home to the smallest municipality in Italy? And did you know that it is practically attached to the world-famous Amalfi and you can reach it on foot? Atrani may be small, but it has so much to offer! Read the article to find out everything there is to see!

The Amalfi Coast has a truly enviable culinary tradition: from first courses to dessert, there are dishes that have now become a symbol of this land! Read the article to discover them all!

Do you have two free days and want to spend them on the Amalfi Coast in the best possible way? Follow our tips!

July is an important month for the small village of Atrani. On July 22 the whole village celebrates St. Mary Magdalene, and for the event the people of Atrani prepare a very tasty traditional dish: the sarchiapone!

Summer is just around the corner! There are all kinds of beaches on the Amalfi Coast, some more suitable than others for people traveling with children. Read on to find out which ones are best for your little ones, so you can leave prepared and avoid any stress!

The Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Maddalena is the most important religious building in the small town of Atrani. Its Rococo façade and the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century works of art of the highest workmanship preserved inside make it one of the most important historical and artistic points of interest on the Amalfi Coast.

Straight from Atrani, on the Amalfi Coast, here is the recipe for Pasticciotto atranese, one of the most renowned sweets of the Coast, a true delight for the palate

Majolica domes of many sizes and colors, related to the Vietrese ceramic manufacturing tradition, can be seen in many towns along the Amalfi Coast.