In the southwest of Italy in the region of Campania, is the coastal city of Salerno. This picturesque urban area is located on the gulf of Salerno facing the Tyrrhenian Sea along the Amalfi coast.
Tourists will love the buzz of this culturally rich city that proudly displays its exciting history in churches and museums. There are lots of lovely holiday villas close to Salerno to choose from.
Walk along the beautiful promenade made in the 1950’s along the coastline of Salerno city. It’s considered to be one of the most beautiful coastal walks in Italy! And why not engage in some thrilling water sports available along here such as snorkeling or sea kayaking!
Tourists will love the buzz of this culturally rich city that proudly displays its exciting history in churches and museums. There are lots of lovely holiday villas close to Salerno to choose from.
Walk along the beautiful promenade made in the 1950’s along the coastline of Salerno city. It’s considered to be one of the most beautiful coastal walks in Italy! And why not engage in some thrilling water sports available along here such as snorkeling or sea kayaking!
The port here is crucial to Salerno’s economy, dealing with imports and exports. Walk along the harbour where there are some delicious seafood restaurants to enjoy the freshest catch of the day.
Visit Castello di Arechi that was built high up in a hill where you can admire a spectacular view of the city. Learn about its fascinating history and how it watched over Salerno for many centuries.
In the old city quarters lies the grand cathedral and a lovely array of palaces, churches, museums and city castles.
Visit the fascinating archaeological museum here which displays some intriguing artefacts uncovered in the surrounding area. If you’re planning to stay in the area for a few days, be sure to visit nearby famous tourist sites like Paestum, Positano, Pompeii and Herculaneum!
Visit Castello di Arechi that was built high up in a hill where you can admire a spectacular view of the city. Learn about its fascinating history and how it watched over Salerno for many centuries.
In the old city quarters lies the grand cathedral and a lovely array of palaces, churches, museums and city castles.
Visit the fascinating archaeological museum here which displays some intriguing artefacts uncovered in the surrounding area. If you’re planning to stay in the area for a few days, be sure to visit nearby famous tourist sites like Paestum, Positano, Pompeii and Herculaneum!
Nature Lovers will enjoy a walk around the nearby UNESCO World Heritage Site of Vallo di Diano National Park which is the second largest in Italy. It’s a stunning landscape, home to lots of wildlife and breath taking scenery so be sure to bring your camera!
The food in Salerno and indeed the region of Campania is divine! Be sure to try the "Sfogliatella", a typical dessert...it's delicious! Salerno has so much to offer tourists; so why not take a few days to explore it on your next Italian adventure!
The food in Salerno and indeed the region of Campania is divine! Be sure to try the "Sfogliatella", a typical dessert...it's delicious! Salerno has so much to offer tourists; so why not take a few days to explore it on your next Italian adventure!
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picture 1: Giaros / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 1: Giaros / CC BY-SA 3.0;