Amalfi is home to dozens of high-class hotels and a stunning cathedral with Byzantine mosaics, Romanesque columns, and a Saracen dome. But Amalfi boasts not only a fascinating history but also stunning natural beauty, crystal-clear sea, and numerous attractions.

Amalfi Attractions and Activities
Amalfi is more than just a beach destination; exploring the sights of this resort can take up your entire vacation. One of the main attractions that attracts tourists is the Cathedral of San Andrea, built in 1073 by the Normans, who captured the town at the time. This ancient cathedral is steeped in secrets and legends, which you can learn about on a tour. It is believed that in 1208, the relics of one of the twelve apostles, St. Andrew the Apostle, the patron saint of Amalfi, were placed beneath the altar. A little higher up is the Capuchin Convent, founded in 1212. Also worth visiting is the Chiostro del Paradiso, built in the 13th century by Bishop Augustaricchio as a cemetery for wealthy citizens. Today, it is one of the most valuable architectural structures in southern Italy. Other attractions include the 9th-century Basilica of the Holy Crucifix, the monument to Flavio Gioia (inventor of the compass), and the picturesque Emerald Grotto.

In summer, Amalfi hosts the famous Lemon Festival, which is well worth a visit. During the festival, you can enjoy not only the original festivities but also exquisite limoncello and sample a wide variety of Italian wines.

Amalfi also offers a variety of active recreational activities, such as sailing, horseback riding, diving, and sports. For those who enjoy nightlife, there is a wide selection of party venues. Children can enjoy the beautiful parks, perfect for spending time together.