Getting married in Positano Positano is par excellence the most romantic town of the Amalfi Coast. The reason why couples from all over the world choose it to pronounce their vows is because it combines the gorgeousness of the landscapes with the professionalism of the local companies, which are able to create flawless and unforgettable…
The Fjord is the dominant element that characterized the coastal landscape. It is a deep scar into the rock, almost a dolomitic landscape, in stark contrast with the sea and the long sandy beach. In the past, a fishermen’s village nestled above this cove, and during the XVII century, an unexpected industrial development brought about…
Positano and the Amalfi Coast recovering after the pandemic, what has changed in tourism? Positano, June 16, 2020, such a calm had not happened for many years. These days we used to welcome many guests in various hotel and non-hotel structures. We used to find restaurants and bars full of people enjoying a plate of…
The 7 best pizzas in Naples Have a craving for the best pizzas in Naples? Consider this your DIY slice-by-slice guide to the tastiest pies in the city. Naples has an incredible food and drink scene: burgers, cocktails and of course, coffee. Whether you’re a local looking for new food spots or just here for a few days while you’re…
Amalfi Coast Defensive Towers There are about thirty defensive towers built along the coastal strip that goes from Vietri sul Mare to Positano and that tell the story of eight hundred years (from the IX to the XVII century) of struggles supported by the local populations against the frequent and bloody Saracen raids and corsair…
Conca dei Marini and the Emerald Grotto Conca dei Marini is the fourth smallest country in Italy and its name derives from its particular “Conca” shape. It was formerly colonized by the Romans and played a fundamental role in the Second Punic War. The town is spread over three kilometers and its typical white houses…
The Positano’s Roman Villa An unknown treasure on the Amalfi Coast. The excavations confirmed that not only did the eruption arrive to the Amalfi coast, and the Lattari Mountains offered no shelter to the numerous settlements with large villas that existed on that stretch of coastline, but there came with a destructive force not Dissimilar…