Interactive maps of hiking and biking routes around Amalfi
1. You can zoom in/out using your mouse wheel, as well as move the map of Amalfi with your mouse.2. This interactive map presents two modes: 'Biking Routes' and 'Hiking Routes'. Use the '+' button on the map to switch between them.
Railway and landscape maps of Amalfi area
This Amalfi map has two modes: 'Railway Network' and 'Landscape & Rural Map'. Use the '+' button on the map to navigate.City tours, excursions and tickets in Amalfi and surroundings
Italy - moving around the country
Italy has an extremely developed air network. There are many airports in the country, including helicopter landing stations, and air bases. Most airports are working to transport passengers and have international status (designed for the reception and transit of passengers from the near and far abroad).The largest aerial harbor in Italy is the Da Vinci Airport. At the moment, four terminals are successfully operating within its territory. The airport is located about twelve kilometers from Rome. You can get to the airport by means of public transportation or by taxi service. Please note that free buses and even underground electric trains run between the terminals.
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Overview of festivals and celebrations in Italy
On the eve of the Catholic Epiphany in Italy, La Befana is celebrated, the main character of which is Epiphanius, a kind old woman. Upon giving, according to legend she, along with the magi, was to accompany the baby Jesus, but was delayed, and they went without her. Now she is looking for him, going into each house and giving out gifts, hoping to find the baby. The image of Epiphany is rather unfriendly; she wears a pointed hat and flies on a mortar. To make the festival more interesting, acrobats in old-fashioned costumes perform incredible tricks on special ropes. In addition to the masquerade, games and dances are arranged, in which anyone can take part. At the end of the celebration, guests can see the most beautiful fireworks. La Befana is held on the same day as the "Parade of Three Kings" in Spain, on January 5. … Open
Photogallery of Amalfi sights
Our guide to Amalfi
Amalfi sightseeing
When making yourself familiar with landmarks of Amalfi, it would be a mistake to forget about the Civic Museum of Amalfi. Among numerous precious artifacts, this museum exhibits Tabula Amalphitana, the first codex of maritime laws in the city. This codex has 66 paragraphs that stipulate navigation rules and define rights and obligations of sailors. Archeologists found many interesting artifacts in local bays such … Open 
Cultural excursion through Amalfi - things to see
Spectacular historic attractions have always been an advantage of Amalfi. The town still has many gorgeous medieval buildings. Majestic Cattedrale di Sant’Andrea or simply Amalfi Cathedral remains the major symbol of the town. It is situated on the main square. The cathedral is surprisingly large and incredibly attractive. Its architecture is an interesting combination of the Norman and Byzantine styles. Amalfi … Open
Attractions and active leisure
Amalfi is famous for its rich nightlife. Numerous bars and nightclubs open at the resort after sunset. Gerry's Pub is a charming place where visitors can relax in a merry and casual atmosphere. This pub offers a broad range of wine and beer, traditional Italian food, and original appetizers. Many people visit Gerry's with a purpose of enjoying rare homemade wine. Consider ordering original liqueurs as many … Open
Shopping, streets and outlets
Di Lieto Matteo is a popular pottery store that appeals to all fans of practical souvenirs. It offers quality ceramic hand-painted tableware. Women are usually interested in all kinds of kitchen accessories. If you want to buy decorative souvenirs, take a look at painted plates and ceramic tiles that decorate the facades of many buildings in Amalfi. Proceed to the cathedral area to visit one more popular … Open
