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Amalfitana Coast Road (Italy)
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The town of Vietri at the southern of Amalfitana Coast
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In the streets of the town of Vietri ceramic shops display their products
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In the streets of the town of Vietri ceramic shops display their products
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In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
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In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
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In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
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In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
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In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
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In the town of Vietri a ceramic donkey carrying baskets for grapes and olives evokes the area's rural spirit
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The town of Vietri. Pulcinella a mask representing the satire and folk culture of the region
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In the streets of the town of Vietri ceramic shops display their products
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Alleys running through the village
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The houses of the village of Vietri extend from the hillside down to the sea and the coastal beaches
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The houses of the village of Vietri extend from the hillside down to the sea and the coastal beaches
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From Vietri, the Amalfitana Coast road winds through dense woods, passing near ancient towers
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From Vietri, the Amalfitana Coast road winds through dense woods, passing near ancient towers
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The bay of the small town of Maiori
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The bay of the small town of Maiori
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The beach and seafront promenade of the small town of Maiori
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The medieval tower at the entrance to the bay of Maiori
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The small village of Ravello situated on the hills overlooking the road that runs along the Amalfi Coast
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The village of Ravello set in the hills overlooking the Amalfi Coast decked out for the Christmas holidays
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The village of Ravello set in the hills overlooking the Amalfi Coast decked out for the Christmas holidays
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The Amalfitana Coast seen from the village of Ravello
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The picturesque town of Amalfi one of the best-known among tourists visiting the coast
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The beach of the village of Amalfi
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The colorful houses perched on the hillside of the charming town of Amalfi
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The colorful houses perched on the hillside of the charming town of Amalfi.
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The great Amalfi Cathedral
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The porticoes at the entrance to the great Amalfi Cathedral
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From Amalfi the coastal road to Positano skirts wide bays guarded by ancient medieval towers
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From Amalfi the coastal road to Positano skirts wide bays and small villages that cling to the rocky cliffs
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The village of Positano perched on the cliff
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The colorful houses of the village of Positano are clustered together on the rocky cliff
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The beach in the town of Positano at sunset
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Positano marks the end or the beginning depending on where you arrive from of the Amalfitana tourist road
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The Amalfitana road coast
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The town of Vietri at the southern of Amalfitana Coast
In the streets of the town of Vietri ceramic shops display their products
In the streets of the town of Vietri ceramic shops display their products
In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
In the streets of the town of Vietri local history and culture are displayed in ceramic murals
In the town of Vietri a ceramic donkey carrying baskets for grapes and olives evokes the area's rural spirit
The town of Vietri. Pulcinella a mask representing the satire and folk culture of the region
In the streets of the town of Vietri ceramic shops display their products
Alleys running through the village
The houses of the village of Vietri extend from the hillside down to the sea and the coastal beaches
The houses of the village of Vietri extend from the hillside down to the sea and the coastal beaches
From Vietri, the Amalfitana Coast road winds through dense woods, passing near ancient towers
From Vietri, the Amalfitana Coast road winds through dense woods, passing near ancient towers
The bay of the small town of Maiori
The bay of the small town of Maiori
The beach and seafront promenade of the small town of Maiori
The medieval tower at the entrance to the bay of Maiori
The small village of Ravello situated on the hills overlooking the road that runs along the Amalfi Coast
The village of Ravello set in the hills overlooking the Amalfi Coast decked out for the Christmas holidays
The village of Ravello set in the hills overlooking the Amalfi Coast decked out for the Christmas holidays
The Amalfitana Coast seen from the village of Ravello
The picturesque town of Amalfi one of the best-known among tourists visiting the coast
The beach of the village of Amalfi
The colorful houses perched on the hillside of the charming town of Amalfi
The colorful houses perched on the hillside of the charming town of Amalfi.
The great Amalfi Cathedral
The porticoes at the entrance to the great Amalfi Cathedral
From Amalfi the coastal road to Positano skirts wide bays guarded by ancient medieval towers
From Amalfi the coastal road to Positano skirts wide bays and small villages that cling to the rocky cliffs
The village of Positano perched on the cliff
The colorful houses of the village of Positano are clustered together on the rocky cliff
The beach in the town of Positano at sunset
Positano marks the end or the beginning depending on where you arrive from of the Amalfitana tourist road
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Amalfitana Coastal Road on Google Maps.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997, the coastal road passes through famous villages and towns such as Amalfi, Maiori, Positano, Ravello, and Vietri. As early as the 18th century, the road was renowned and traveled by aristocrats, kings, and queens visiting the Campania region, which overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea. At times narrow and winding, the road hugs the coastline for a stretch of approximately 25 kilometers, yet it encompasses a wealth of attractions: Amalfi and its cathedral, the picturesque historic center of Positano, Ravello with its ancient villas, Vietri famous for its ceramics. However, it is not only the nature, beaches, cliffs, and seaside villages that draw tourists; there are also the traditional local culinary products such as Cetara anchovies, lemon ice cream and the famous Amalfi Limoncello along with the aromas and flavors of licorice, cloves, nutmeg and calamint that enrich the pasta, pizza, meat, fish and desserts that can be enjoyed along of one of Italy's most beautiful coastal roads.
Links for more informations:
https://www.infoamalficoast.com/
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https://forum.amalfi.com/t/amalfi-coast-tourist-offices/22
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