Attractions

  • Amalfi

    Address:
    Piazza Flavio Gioia, Amalfi, SA, Italy .

    Amalfi, the heart of the renowned Amalfi Coast, enchants visitors with its dramatic cliffs rising steeply from the sea and the charm of a millennium-old history. Between the 9th and 11th centuries, the city was the center of one of Italy’s most powerful maritime republics, whose legacy can still be felt in the elegance of its historic center.

    At the heart of Amalfi stands the magnificent Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, an Arab-Norman masterpiece with its striking striped Byzantine façade, while the Arsenale Museum and the Paper Museum complete the picture of a city rich in culture and heritage. Together with the other maritime republics, Amalfi hosts the celebrated Historical Regatta, a vibrant celebration of centuries-old traditions.

    A favorite destination for tourists and VIPs alike, Amalfi is a true slice of paradise, captivating all who visit and leaving unforgettable memories.

  • Pompeii

    Address:
    Piazza Anfiteatro, 80045 Pompei NA, Italy .

    Pompeii is one of the most captivating destinations in Campania, standing as a quintessential symbol of Roman heritage. Renowned worldwide for the ancient city buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D., Pompeii offers a timeless journey into the history and culture of ancient Rome.

    Among its extraordinary archaeological treasures are the evocative Villa of the Mysteries, with its exquisitely preserved frescoes, and the grand Roman amphitheater, both remarkable testaments to a rich and vibrant past.

    Pompeii is also a significant center of spirituality, attracting millions of pilgrims from around the globe. The Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary houses priceless mosaics and a majestic dome reminiscent of Bernini’s masterpieces, offering visitors an atmosphere of profound beauty and devotion.

     

  • Sorrento

    Address:
    Piazza Torquato Tasso, 80067 Sorrento NA, Italy .

    Sorrento, a true jewel of the peninsula that bears its name, rises atop a majestic cliff overlooking its charming harbor. Renowned for its breathtaking sea views and the lively elegance of Piazza Tasso—dotted with inviting cafés—the town captivates visitors from around the world.

    Its historic center is a maze of picturesque alleyways, where artisan workshops preserve the art of fine woodcraft and traditional boutiques offer Sorrento’s famous limoncello, prepared according to time-honored recipes.

    Nestled among these narrow streets stands the beautiful Church of San Francesco, a 14th-century treasure featuring a serene, romantic cloister—now a sought-after setting for cultural events and unforgettable moments.

  • Capri

    Address:
    Piazza Umberto I, 80076 Capri, NA, Italy .

    Capri, the iconic island of the Gulf of Naples, captivates visitors with its dramatic landscape, exclusive hotels, and elegant boutiques, where shopping ranges from high fashion to traditional limoncello and handcrafted leather sandals.

    Among its most famous natural wonders is the Blue Grotto, a mysterious sea cave where sunlight filters through an underwater opening, transforming the water into a striking electric blue.

    Equally renowned are the majestic Faraglioni, legendary rock formations that have inspired countless tales and provide a breathtaking backdrop for romantic moments and unforgettable photographs.

    In summer, Capri’s spectacular coastline—with its hidden coves and crystal-clear waters—becomes a preferred destination for luxury yachts and distinguished guests, reaffirming the island’s allure as an exclusive and enchanting retreat.

  • Positano

    Address:
    Via Marina Grande, 84017, Positano, SA, Italy .

    Positano is widely celebrated as the jewel of the Amalfi Coast. This enchanting seaside village is defined by its pebble beaches, steep narrow lanes, and charming boutiques and cafés that embody the Mediterranean spirit.

    Since the 1960s, Positano has been—and remains—a cherished destination for the international jet set, who return year after year to enjoy moments of pure relaxation and timeless beauty.

    At the heart of the village stands the magnificent Church of Santa Maria Assunta, distinguished by its striking majolica-tiled dome and a precious 13th-century Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary.

    For nature lovers, the renowned Path of the Gods offers an unforgettable hiking experience, connecting Positano with some of the most captivating destinations along the Amalfi Coast.

  • Ravello

    Address:
    Piazza Duomo, 84010 Ravello SA, Italy .

    Ravello, a charming destination on the Amalfi Coast perched 365 meters above the Tyrrhenian Sea, is renowned for its extraordinary cliffside gardens.

    Villa Rufolo, dating back to the 13th century and adorned with refined Moorish details, offers breathtaking views from its terraced gardens and hosts enchanting concerts, both indoors and outdoors, during the iconic Ravello Summer Festival.

    Villa Cimbrone, an elegant medieval-style estate perched on a panoramic hill, is surrounded by its famous gardens, offering spectacular vistas of the sea and making Ravello a destination of rare beauty and charm.