Vietri sul Mare

What to See in Vietri sul Mare: Ceramics, Churches and Sea

Maiolica tiles, the dome of San Giovanni Battista, Soleri’s architecture, Raito and the Due Fratelli: the must-see stops in Vietri sul Mare.

Vietri Ceramics: History, Style and Workshops

From its origins to German ceramicists, from technique to colors: a guide to Vietri sul Mare’s artistic ceramics and how to choose an authentic piece.

Raito Ceramics Museum: Vietri in the Tower

In Villa Guariglia’s Tower in Raito, the museum traces Vietri ceramics through tradition, the German years, and views over Salerno Bay.

Marina di Vietri Beach and the Two Brothers

Marina di Vietri beach and the Two Brothers sea stacks: what to expect, how to get there, and how to plan your beach day.

Albori and Raito, Vietri sul Mare's hill villages

Between Raito and Albori, the hill hamlets of Vietri sul Mare: lanes, terraces over the Gulf of Salerno, and a quieter side of the coast.

Vietri sul Mare in One Day: Ceramics and Sea

A one-day itinerary in Vietri sul Mare: from the workshop center to Raito and the Ceramics Museum, ending by the sea at Marina.

Vietri’s Views: Where to Photograph the Gulf

Maiolica dome, Due Fratelli, Raito and Albori: a photo guide to Vietri sul Mare’s viewpoints and the best light for each shot.

Vietri sul Mare with Kids: A Practical Family Guide

How to enjoy Vietri sul Mare as a family: a walk among majolica tiles, beach time, train and bus access, easy stops, and practical tips with children.

From Vietri to Cetara and Maiori: two stops along the coast

From the first village on the coast eastward: Cetara, a fishing village, and Maiori, with its long beach. How to plan the trip.

How to Get to Vietri sul Mare: Train, Bus, Car

How to reach Vietri sul Mare, gateway to the Amalfi Coast: train from Salerno, buses, car travel, and getting around the hamlets.