Amalfi: The Ancient Heart of the Coast

Hidden among towering mountains and crystal-clear waters, Amalfi is a place that enchants and tells a story. Once a powerful Maritime Republic, today Amalfi is one of the most precious pearls of the Amalfi Coast. Its narrow streets are fragrant with lemons and sea salt, while history comes alive in its ancient architecture and traditions passed down through the centuries.

The Wonders of Amalfi

• The Cathedral of Sant'Andrea - A majestic cathedral that dominates the main square, with its imposing staircase and splendid Arabesque façade.
• The Cloister of Paradise - An oasis of peace where Arabesque arches and tranquil gardens tell the story of cultural encounters.
• The Valley of the Ironworks - A nature-filled excursion among waterfalls, ancient paper mills, and lush vegetation.
• The Paper Museum - A testament to Amalfi's historic paper-making tradition, with ancient machinery still in operation.

Traditions and Flavors of Amalfi

Amalfi is a triumph of Mediterranean flavors and ancient know-how, where every dish tells a story and every recipe is a memory.

• Anchovy Colatura - A unique seasoning, a precious heritage of the maritime tradition, that enhances every pasta dish.
• Amalfi Lemons - Famous for their intense fragrance and used to make the renowned limoncello and the famous sorbet.
• Amalfi Limoncello - Created from the highly aromatic lemons of the Coast, its aroma is a journey between sun and sea.
• Lemon Cake - A soft dessert that encapsulates the freshness and sweetness of the world's most famous lemons.