Piazza Flavio Gioia, Amalfi

Cappuccini Convento

The Cappuccini Convento is a 13^th century monastery founded by Cistercian monks which was taken over by the Capuchin Friars in the 16^th century

Valle delle Ferriere

The Valle delle Ferriere is a nature reserve with unique flora in the mountains around Amalfi and Scala

Ruga Nova Mercatorum

Stretching from the Porta dell'Ospedale to the Salita dei Curiali, the Ruga Nova Mercatorum, also known as Via dei Mercanti, is a covered tunnel-like street that ends in a neighbourhood with gardens and churches

Via Maestra dei Villaggi

Arsenale della Repubblica

The Arsenale was Amalfi's shipbuilding hub, known during the Middle Ages for its trading ships and large war-galleys which were up to 80 feet long

Porta della Marina

The Porta della Marina is the gateway to the harbor, with a huge blue and sepia ceramic panel by Renato Rossi depicting a nautical chart of the trade routes of the Republic of Amalfi in the Mediterranean during the Middle Ages

Fontana di sant'Andrea

The Baroque style Fontana di sant’Andrea or Fountain of St

Valle dei Mulini

The Valley of the Mills in the Lattari mountains has hiking trails through verdant forests, waterfalls, lemon trees, and streams

Amalfi Cathedral

The magnificent Duomo di Sant’Andrea, better known as the Amalfi Cathedral, is a 9^th century Roman Catholic church that includes the Basilica of the Crucifix

Museo della Carta

The Museo della Carta or Paper Mill Museum, housed in a 15^th century mill, traces the history of paper production since its invention by Chinese minister Ts’ai Lun in 105 AD, with a focus on the small scale traditional paper mills that once flourished in Amalfi