Atrani - Amalfi Coast

Atrani (SA)

Amalfi Coast - Campania (Italy)

Between the towns of Amalfi Coast, the village is perhaps best expresses the characteristics of local architecture.
Close, if not attacked, Amalfi, was, at the time of the Amalfi Republic, place of residence of noble families, both here and crowns buried Doges.
In the country-crib, close to a small inlet with houses perched along steep rock walls, towers, overlooking the Gulf, the Collegiate Church of St. Mary Magdalene.
Built in 1274, has a baroque facade with majolica dome and an impressive bell tower.
Of particular interest is also the church of San Salvatore de Bireto, founded in 940, where the Doges of Amalfi received the investiture by the imposition of the cap (Bireto) Doge.
Also visit this charming village is the usual advice: ie wandering unhurriedly among all'intricato labyrinth of narrow streets, stairs, arches, courtyards and terraces.
The scenario that is offered to every corner of those who never disappoint.