The main city close to the Amalfi Coast is Salerno, the municipalities owned by its coast are Vietri sul Mare, Cetara, Maiori, Tramonti, Minori, Ravello, Scala, Atrani, Amalfi, Conca dei Marini, Furore, Praiano and Positano. Not far from the territory of the coast (near Furore in addition to Conca dei Marini) would it be situated Agerola, located within the Sorrentine Peninsula and of the Province of Naples.
Well known for its rugged landscape, scenic beauty, picturesque areas and diversity, the Amalfi Coast was included in Positano (1953) by simply American writer John Steinbeck.
Places:
* Duomo (this cathedral) in Amalfi, and its cloister (Chiostro del Paradiso in Italian)
* the church of Santa Helen Assunta in Positano
* this churches of San Salvatore del Birecto and also Santa Maria Maddalena within Atrani
* Villa Cimbrone along with Villa Rufolo in Ravello
* Duomo (Cathedral) connected with Ravello: the central nave contains the "Rostrum of the Gospels", about the right of the core nave, created in 1272 by Nicolò di Bartolomeo from Foggia
* the churches regarding San Luca and San Gennaro in Praiano and their viewpoints
* the church of San Pancrazio in Conca dei Marini and its particular viewpoint
* the Fiordo involving Furore
* the church of Santa Trofimena and this ancient Roman villa inside Minori
* Ravello, a town inside a castle
* this Emerald Cave in Conca dei Marini
* the way of the Gods ("Sentiero degli Dei" in Italian) in Agerola
