Atrani

What to See in Atrani, the Smallest Village in the South

Piazza Umberto I, the collegiata with its majolica dome, San Salvatore de' Birecto, lanes and paths: Atrani's essential stops.

Atrani’s little square and lanes: how to get around

Piazza Umberto I, stairways, arches and covered passages: a practical guide to walking Atrani’s lanes, the smallest municipality in the South.

Atrani Beach and the Sea Around It: Practical Guide

A tiny beach in the heart of the village: how to get there, when to go, what to see from the sea, and how to move respectfully.

From Amalfi to Atrani on foot: the walk along the coast

How to reach Atrani on foot from Amalfi: the coastal stretch, what to look for, how to arrive in the square, and how to plan the return.

Churches and history of Atrani: doges, domes and alleys

Atrani’s Amalfitan past, from the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Maddalena to San Salvatore de' Birecto and traces of the maritime republic.

Atrani for Photos: The Best Spots to Shoot

Piazza, tiled dome, alleyways and hilltop views: a photo guide to Atrani’s best spots, with tips on light and respect.

Traditions and Festivals of Atrani: Magdalene and the Doges

From the July 22 feast of Saint Mary Magdalene to the memory of the Doges of Amalfi: rites, places, and traditions in Atrani.

From Atrani to Ravello on Foot: Trails Between Sea and Hills

How to climb from Atrani to Ravello along ancient paths: stages, Pontone, the Dragone valley, practical tips, and what to check before setting out.

An Evening in Atrani: Tips for Couples in Love

How to experience Atrani at sunset as a couple: a walk from Amalfi, the square, alleyways and sea at dusk, with practical evening tips.

Atrani in a Day: Village, Sea and Trails Itinerary

A one-day itinerary in Atrani: morning in the village, a beach break, an ascent to Ravello or Pontone, and a walk back to Amalfi.