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Cathedral of St Andrew
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Cathedral of St Andrew

Favorite thing: The dominating feature of the main square of Amalfi of course is the amazing cathedral, dedicated to Saint Andrew - much more info in the must see section. A visit here is the main attraction of Amalfi. Photographing the cathedral is a bit of an art in itself - guess a wide angle lens would be a good idea!

Updated Jul 20, 2003

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Amalfi
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Amalfi

Favorite thing: Picturesque Amalfi, its churches, towers and arcaded houses rising above a small harbour, once vied as an ancient maritime republic with Genoa, Pisa and Venice. The town's cathedral with its richly coloured facade dominates the main square.

Updated Jul 20, 2003

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Amalfi Beach
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Amalfi beach

Favorite thing: The beach always looked busy at Amalfi and the beach umbrellas added a splash of colour to the landscape too. A beautiful setting for such a wide expanse of sand.
Umbrellas and sunbeds are available for hire here.

Written Jul 19, 2003

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Watch the road not the scenery while driving.
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Piazza in Amalfi

Favorite thing: The scenery is absolutely magnetic. The water is so blue, the sky was too but that could be just the day. I spent most of the day with my mouth open, no not eating although I did have a fabulous lunch at a waterside restaurant in Amalfi itself. I was in awe about everything there.

Fondest memory: The town square was pretty exciting. Heaps of activity with street sellers of cards, trinkets and plaques. Just great for present shopping, interesting shops and laneways, nooks and crannies.

Written Feb 25, 2003

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Exploring
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Favorite thing: It's a beautiful town, crowded (of course!), but the people are friendly, more so if you speak a little Italian. The Duomo is beautiful!

Fondest memory: My best memory is choosing a name plate for our home in the ceramics shop. The proprietor was very nice and promised to mail the plaque when it was finished---which she did. We received it about a month after I returned home.

Written Aug 31, 2002

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The harbour
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Written Aug 29, 2005

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Il Campanile
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Il Duomo di Amalfi
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E Cedro...
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Top 3 Hotels in Amalfi

Hotel Santa Caterina

 4 Reviews and 238 Opinions  We recently stayed at the Santa Caterina Hotel in Amalfi, Italy and simply put, there are not enough... 

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Hotel Belvedere

 1 Review and 82 Opinions  OK. I never actually stayed here. When we were in Amalfi we stayed in a Villa. But because my... 

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Hotel Aurora

 3 Reviews and 194 Opinions  We enjoyed our stay at hotel Aurora, although we booked a unit to sleep 3 and didn't know we were... 

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Q:  Hi folks just wondering if anyone had some input on where to stay in Amalfi Coast mid july for 5 days. Amalfi city ,Positano or... 

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A: I would say it depends on what you're intending to do during that stay: just wanting to stay put and enjoy the chosen village or travel around the coast. If the latter,... 

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Amalfi

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 Amalfi lines both sides of the steep Valle dei Mulini - the site of some of Europe's first papermaking factories. Amalfi was also the centre of a maritime republic which flourished between 800 and... 

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Amalfi - spectacular coastline!

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 The Amalfi Coast lies just north of Salerno. It is one of the most delightful destinations in Campania. This spectacular coastline which embraces the charming resort towns of Positano, Praiano,... 

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The Little Coastal Town that Made Good!

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 I've got some interesting experiences in Amalfi. I'd love to share with you the 13 tips I've written, the 14 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created. 

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Amalfi! To see the beauty of the Amalfi Coast!

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 The Amalfi coast started for me when I left my friends at Avelino and found my way onto the bus to Salerno, spent a few hours there - starting with the view of the coastline and pics from the marina... 

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The Beautiful Amalfi Coast

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 The pictured part of the coastline is actually Sorrento, and called that at the points where I have taken these photos. I have been just now corrected by a new friend (I hope), Giuseppe who is the top... 

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