Perched above Amalfi, Ravello is the city of music and gardens: Villa Rufolo, Villa Cimbrone and some of Italy's most famous views.
Medieval gardens and towers overlooking the bay. In 1880 Richard Wagner found inspiration here for Parsifal; in summer the belvedere hosts Ravello Festival concerts.
Visit in the morning for the best light on the sea.
Paid admission; paths and steps.
A long avenue through gardens leads to the Terrace of Infinity, the marble-bust belvedere hanging over the sea.
From the centre it is a gently uphill walk.
Paid admission; walking route with steps.
The 11th-century Cathedral on Piazza Duomo holds medieval bronze doors and a precious mosaic-decorated pulpit.
Combine the visit with a coffee on Piazza Duomo.
A white contemporary building by the Brazilian architect, in striking contrast with the medieval village.
Check the events calendar: the interior is open during concerts and events.
Old stairways descend from Ravello towards Atrani and Minori through lemon terraces and vineyards.
Going down is easier than up: start from Ravello and return by bus.
Steep stairs and slopes
Piazza Duomo, the Cathedral and the gardens of Villa Rufolo.
Carefully gathered indicative information: opening hours, tickets and access can change, please check on site.
Amalfi New Service rentals and tours (scooter, Vespa, car, boats) start from Amalfi: pick-up is at our Amalfi office, not at this port. Ferry and bus timetables change with the season: always check them with the operators before you travel.
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