Visit the Cathedral of Amalfi (Duomo di Amalfi), a medieval cathedral in the center of Amalfi. The cathedral (above) is dedicated to the Apostle St. Andrew. Visitors are lured by the church's beautiful interior, gardens, and crypt with St.Andrew's relics.
Amalfi
The most popular Amalfi Coast town is Positano. When people discuss the Amalfi Coast, images of Positano's gorgeous shoreline, and colorful buildings built into the cliffside come to mind. The town is often showcased on travel sites and magazines, and is one of the more expensive cities to visit along the Amalfi Coast. Do not leave this town off of your Amalfi Coast itinerary! If you plan to stay outside of Positano, make sure to spend a day relaxing on the beach under the famous Positano umbrellas for the ultimate people watching experience, and divine ocean views.
The Path of the God's is a hiking trail that ends in Positano. This famous trail offers views of Naples, Gulf of Salerno and the Island of Capri. If you begin the hike in Positano, the trail will be mostly up hill. If you prefer, take a ride to Bomerano and begin the trail going downhill.
Mention these notable grottos by name to local tour guides:
Make delicious gelato at David Gelateria. The "ice cream school" lasts about 45 minutes and afterwards guests can try the freshly prepared gelato. Their website boasts of flavors like "Parmesan, Rosemary, Tomato and Basil, and Sorrento Olive Oil."
Sorrento