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Can't decide between Amalfi and Ravello? Compare these two amazing destinations to find your perfect match.
Amalfi is the heart of the famous Amalfi Coast, a former maritime republic with a stunning cathedral, lemon groves, and dramatic coastal scenery. This historic town offers paper-making heritage, limoncello tasting, and a more authentic feel than glitzy Positano.
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Ravello is the "City of Music," perched high above the Amalfi Coast with some of the Mediterranean's most spectacular gardens and views. This refined hilltop retreat has inspired artists from Wagner to Gore Vidal, offering classical concerts, villa gardens, and peaceful elegance.
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Amalfi offers Amalfi Cathedral, Paper Museum, Limoncello Tasting
Ravello offers Villa Rufolo Gardens, Villa Cimbrone, Ravello Festival
Amalfi is famous for its local dining scene
Ravello is famous for its local dining scene
Amalfi offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
Ravello offers a relaxed evening atmosphere
May to June, September to October
May to June, September to October
Summer: 28°C, Winter: 12°C
Summer: 26°C, Winter: 10°C
Discover lesser-known attractions in each city
Antico Arsenale della Repubblica
The restored 11th-century maritime arsenal of the Amalfi Republic, located just off Piazza Flavio Gioia.
Santa Maria a Mare & the Torre dello Ziro
A scenic hike from Pontone (above Amalfi) leads to this ruined medieval church and watchtower with jaw-dropping views.
Chiesa di San Giovanni del Toro
A stunning 11th-century church in the ancient hamlet of Torello, below Ravello, featuring magnificent medieval pulpits and frescoes.
The Ancient Water Mills of the Dragone Valley
The ruins of medieval paper mills along the river valley between Ravello and Amalfi, accessible via scenic hiking paths.
Discover the best areas to visit in each city
Centro Storico (Historic Center)
The vibrant, beating heart of Amalfi, centered around the magnificent cathedral.
Marina Grande & Waterfront
The working harbor and main beach area, offering a more relaxed, maritime atmosphere.
Piazza Vescovado (The Historic Center)
The vibrant heart of Ravello, centered around the main square with the magnificent Duomo and its famous bronze doors.
Via San Giovanni & Via Roma (Shopping & Artisan Quarter)
The main thoroughfares lined with elegant boutiques, art galleries, and ceramic workshops.
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Both Amalfi and Ravello are incredible destinations. Amalfi excels in Amalfi Coast and lemons, while Ravello stands out for villa gardens and classical music.
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