Ravello

This 13th-century villa showcases Moorish architecture and gardens that inspired Wagner's 'Parsifal'. Climb the Torre Maggiore for stunning Amalfi Coast views or enjoy a summer concert during the Ravello Festival.

Ravello Cathedral captivates with its 12th-century bronze doors and Byzantine mosaic pulpits. Inside, marvel at the ornate Ambo of the Epistles depicting Jonah and the Whale, or visit during St. Pantaleone's feast.

This ancient pathway winds from hilltop Ravello to seaside Atrani, revealing the Amalfi Coast's soul through terraced lemon groves and panoramic vistas. Begin your journey in Ravello for an easier downhill walk.

This 12th-century church showcases a remarkable marble pulpit with intricate mosaics supported by lion sculptures. Explore the three-nave interior with its ancient crypt frescoes and glass floor revealing ruins below.

Perched dramatically on the Amalfi Coast cliffs, La Rondinaia was Gore Vidal's home where he entertained celebrities. Wander through terraced gardens while savoring panoramic Mediterranean views.

This elegant square, dominated by Ravello's Duomo, captures the essence of Amalfi Coast charm. Savor an espresso at an outdoor café while admiring panoramic coastal views stretching beyond the cobblestones.

You can learn about the history of Ravello with a stop at Villa Cimbrone. While in this romantic area, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.

Oscar Niemeyer's futuristic auditorium features curvilinear design that complements the Amalfi Coast's natural beauty. Experience world-class performances during the summer Ravello Festival with panoramic coastal views.