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Self-catering villas and apartments on the Amalfi Coast with pool, access to the sea and air conditioning. Amalfi Vacation owns and manages all the Amalfi Coast villas shown on the website. We are specialists in luxury villas and self-catering apartments...
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Situated on the last bend of Amalfi's promenade and beach, this hotel is on four levels. Bright and Mediterranean in style, the Marina Riviera is a converted old noble villa. All rooms are spacious & tastefully furnished, and have open windows or balconies...
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Perched to the rocky spur and surrounded by a park of bright colored bougainvillea in bloom and scented lemon trees, Villa Lara is an aristocratic residence of the late XIX century, belonged to Baron Pierre Beauchamp. It is located in the very heart of...
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Popular with artists, the breathtaking Amalfi Coast is undoubtedly Italy's most renowned stretch of coastline. Here, the sheer drop of rugged cliffs and ravines, terraces of orange and lemon groves, walnut and almond trees, offer unrivalled panoramas...
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The Hotel Bellevue is a beautiful Mediterranean-style property, totally refurbished in 2007, surrounded by warm colored geranium and bougainvilleas, lush Mediterranean vegetation and lemon groves. It is located along the scenic "Strada Statale Amalfitana"...
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Cathedral Belltower
Noteworthy is the belltower's base from the Romanic era probably built around the VIth century with various types of trunks of columns, alternating classic and Byzantine capitals with a base of statues and every type of marble fragments. In the two highly raised arches and on the columns placed at the corners its clearly Byzantine accent can be noted. This construction is important to the town's urban history since the small spaces under the raised arches and adjoining bend onto Via Pietà at the beginning of the Bishop's Palace were used for years for public gatherings before these were held inside the castle. The upper part of the tower was either rebuilt or at least greatly reduced to its present size around the XVth century.
(source: Surrentum Magazine)