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A visit to ancient city of Herculaneum is like traveling back in time. You will live the atmosphere of everyday life of a small, elegant and refined Roman city. According to myth, Herculaneum was built by Hercules on a volcanic spur overlooking the sea and was destroyed, along with other cities, by Vesuvius eruption in 79 AD: a blanket of mud and pyroclastic materials about 20 meters tall, which solidified year after year, preserving the remains of this city in an extraordinary way.
You have to visit archaeological site of Pompeii at least once in your life. Since rediscovery of the site, many myths, stories and curiosities related to life of inhabitants of this ancient city still fascinate millions of visitors coming from all over the world.
Capri is one of the most beautiful and romantic islands in Italy, a truly unforgettable place. It's unlikely to remain insensitive to crystalline sea, main square filled with boutiques and typical shops, the enchanting "Faraglioni" and villas and gardens hanging over the sea.
The legendary beauty of the Amalfi Coast beckons visitors from far and near. They come to admire mountains that cascade into pristine waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, to explore picturesque medieval towns, and to tackle scenic mountains trails.
Positano is a unique place in the world, a jewel of spontaneous architecture set on a rock overlooking the sea. Bunches of colored houses, sometimes with a cubic aspect are sprawling down steep hillsides descending to the beach, and are connected by tiny lanes and long stairways.
Among the most famous vacation spots on the Amalfi Coast, Ravello is worthy of a guided visit, for its fascinating villas and ancient palaces, surrounded by enchanted gardens overlooking the sea.
Valle delle Ferriere is a unique place protected by Lattari Mountains, in the heart of Amalfi Coast. This is an area rich in vegetation, waterfalls and streams, which create cool environment even summertime. It's an excellent place for trekking fans who love colors and scents of Mediterranean scrub.
Amalfi is so enchanting! Its ancient history and culture, a unique landscape made of a blue sea, white houses, green lemon groves and old paper mills, marvel visitors from all over the world!
Amalfi, the ancient city by the sea, is among the most visited touristic places of Italy. Its incomparable beauty has enchanted visitors from all over the world. Even at the beginning of the 21st century, its old centre surrounded by terraced lemon groves, bell towers, hotel-monasteries and Moresque cloisters, can still surprise us. Just a short distance from the bustling famous Piazza Duomo, are tiny alleyways leading to a network of steps that take you to tranquil places where culture and nature express the spirit and the history of southern Italy. The ‘unknown Amalfi’ is just a stone’s throw from the renowned one!
You cannot spend your holiday in South Italy without visiting the ancient city of Pompeii, one of the most fascinating archaeological sites of the world, and then climbing up to the top of Mount Vesuvius’ crater to enjoy a splendid view of entire gulf of Naples.
Archaeological park of Paestum is a unique place in the world due to its well-preserved Doric temples and surrounding historical landscape. Here you can feel an atmosphere full of history: from arrival of Greeks and Romans until the rediscovery by Grand Tour travelers, and landing of the Allies in 1943 occurred on nearby beaches.
Art and history, myths and mysteries, stories and anecdotes, colors and traditions, perfumes and flavors of local food, and much more: this is Napoli… and that’s amore! “Naples is a unique city, known as the “soul of Italy”. With its people, its ambience and atmosphere chaotic and full of spirit, there is always something new to discover and experience in terms of art and food”.
Stories of castles, towers and palaces, stories of ceramics and mosaics, stories of princes, dukes, ambassadors and poets: Vietri sul Mare and Salerno are definitively worth a guided visit! They all came from the sea, from the sea facing the beach of Marina di Vietri: Romans vessels founding Salernum in 197 BC, and later building a maritime villa in Veteri in place of ancient Marcina. In Middle Age galleys, galleons and then tartans were employed for maritime trade with near Amalfi and farthest coasts of Mediterranean, together with Saracens, who invaded Amalfi’s Coast many times.
National Archaeological Museum of Naples (MANN) is probably world's most important archaeological museum that holds many precious finds of Greek and Roman age, artistic heritage recovered from Vesuvian cities destroyed by eruption of 79 AD.
The Valley of Paper Mills, extending beyond the main centre of Amalfi, is a stunning terrain of dramatic cliffs, streams and waterfalls, a lovely landscape with a variegated vegetation typical of South Italy. From the early 19th century so many writers and artists of Grand Tour found in it an image which matched the Romantic ideal, and venerated the savage and solitary beauty of the Valley with the ancient ruins of mills and iron foundries.
Path of Gods is one of the most popular trekking trails in Italy. There's a reason for that: breathtaking views, colors, aromas, flavors, landscapes and stories…will make your day unforgettable. A trip to Amalfi or Sorrento isn’t complete without living this experience! From Agerola, a small mountain town at over 2000 ft above sea level, trail runs over the cliffs of Amalfi Coast up to Nocelle, a village located about 1300 ft above sea level and behind Positano. Path is almost entirely downhill and well-marked: anyway, it is advisable to wear hiking shoes and carry water, sun hat and hire a local guide of course!
