Impressive cathedral for the the time it was built. The stairs leading to it gives a very imposing view with the bell tower on the left. Climbing the stairs is like a going thru time travel to many centuries back in history. The court yard is lovely with the arches and the garden in the center. The crypt below is so ornate your eyes will have to work overtime. Next you will enter the cathedral which is also very impressively decorated. Three euros is well worth spent.

So beautiful! Rivals Sienna chiesa! Palatial! €4.50 entry worth it! Also the antique, jewel-encrusted bishop gear was fascinating!!! Bring a good camera!

Main attraction in Amalfi as the church is located right in the heart of the town. Huge staircases to the entrance where people normally sit there to rest and chill. From there, you can see the Amalfi square with the good vibe of this busy town. The duomo has its own unique design and charm as a mediaeval cathedral. Quite different to other European cathedrals we have been to. You can see the bell tower on the right hand side of the church too. Lots of good shops, restaurants and cafeteria around. Its hard to miss this spot once you are in Amalfi.

The place is mugnificent. The exterior looks middle age. The interior si baroque. Best spots: the exterior, the cloister, the magnificent cripta

The Town of Amalfi, has a special significance to me due to it being a special gift trip to me by a lovely person and I must say the town is absolutely beautiful, small but stunning and I enjoyed it alot. The church is absolutely beautiful and you can feel the rich history of the church especially if you go to the old part of it.

Clairement à ne pas rater. 56 marches pour vous porter à la cathédrale San Andrea d'Amalfi. Beau extérieurement et intérieurement. Vaut le détour comme toutes les petites rues autour...seul bémol parking cher et pas facile à trouver. (Translated by Google) Clearly not to be missed. 56 steps to take you to the San Andrea Cathedral of Amalfi. Beautiful externally and internally. Worth the detour like all the small streets around...the only downside is expensive parking and not easy to find.

Amalfi Cathedral is a medieval Roman Catholic cathedral in the Piazza del Duomo. It is dedicated to Saint Andrew the Apostle, whose relics are kept here. we were on a guided tour of the town of Amalfi. This included a very pleasant tour of the cathedral.

La cathédrale Saint-André est la plus importante église d'Amalfi en Campanie. Elle est dédiée au premier apôtre André. Vous y trouverez : - le cloître : c'est l'ancien cimetière des nobles d'Amalfi réalisé entre 1266 et 1268 et dans lequel se trouve un petit jardin méditerranéen entouré de colonnes. - le musée diocésain : la basilique abrite un musée créé en 1996 pour exposer les plus beaux objets de la cathédrale. - la crypte : on découvre les reliques du corps de saint André, apôtre de Jésus. Sous l'autel, un coffre contient une fiole en cristal contenant une huile miraculeuse, appelée manne. - la cathédrale : la façade est néogothique avec une porte en bronze. A l'intérieur, le style est baroque avec une omniprésence du marbre. Le plafond à caissons est couvert de compartiments disposés de façon régulière. L'intérieur de cette cathédrale est époustouflante de beauté. Incontournable ! ⛪ (Translated by Google) St. Andrew's Cathedral is the most important church in Amalfi in Campania. It is dedicated to the first apostle Andrew. You will find : - the cloister: it is the old cemetery of the nobles of Amalfi built between 1266 and 1268 and in which there is a small Mediterranean garden surrounded by columns. - the diocesan museum: the basilica houses a museum created in 1996 to exhibit the most beautiful objects of the cathedral. - the crypt: we discover the relics of the body of Saint Andrew, apostle of Jesus. Under the altar, a chest contains a crystal vial containing a miraculous oil, called manna. - the cathedral: the facade is neo-Gothic with a bronze door. Inside, the style is baroque with an omnipresence of marble. The coffered ceiling is covered with regularly arranged compartments. The interior of this cathedral is breathtakingly beautiful. Unavoidable ! ⛪

Beautiful! The toilet is hard to find without asking but everything else is really good and nice to look at. Especially the one ceiling and the crypta were really impressive.

Be ready to be amazed by beauty. The stairs will take you to the entrance of the museo Paradise Cloister, to move then to the Basilica of the Crucifix, the Diocesan Museum, the Crypt (my favourite) and the cathedral at the end. There is an entrance fee of 4€ and you can have a brochure, very well done, taken care by Soprintendenza Belle Arti and Dioces of Amalfi. After here I went to see the view where there is the Cemetery. You can take a lift up or challenge the 300 steps.

Worth a visit and the entry fee (€10) for the views alone. Off the beaten track a bit so wasn't busy at all. Drinks are pricey inside (€5 for a can of soda). Amazing views of the area. Very beautiful, well kept gardens.

We booked in advance for 6 nights to stay at Villa Cimbrone in Celebration of our 25th Wedding Anniversary and were extremely disappointed with the level of service from the moment of arrival until our departure – this should have a been a memorable and Happy occasion. The staff treated us as if we were an interruption to their work (not the reason for them having a job in the first place) and were most condescending whenever we approached them. The Breakfast Buffet was mediocre for a Hotel claiming to be of such high quality and the Hot Breakfast was served very haphazardly. Due to a family emergency we had to return home 3 days early and no empathy, nor reimbursement for the extra night (7) we had paid for on arrival and the Management did not respond to our request until 14 days after we had contacted them – Customer Service is obviously not their priority and they are extremely rude. We don’t object to paying high prices for 5 Star Hotel, but expect 5 Star service in return and to be treated in such a way. Don’t waste your money!

Beautiful gardens to visit if you are in Ravello. We went for a walk and drinks. We were very lucky to join the special cocktail night with live saxophone 🎷 and guitar 🎸 music. Magical. Entrance fee 10€ Cocktails 23€ each that came with assorted antipasti.

The gardens of the villa and surrounding areas are truly beautiful, however when we visited the garden caffe we felt mistreated and decided to leave. The waiters should improve their manners and the way they speak to the guests.

This was my third visit to Amalfi coast but somehow my first trip to Cimbrone. I guess I wrote it off in my head as touristy and overrated. I couldn’t have been more wrong! Admission to the gardens is 7€ and totally worth it. We had a lovely (albeit rainy) afternoon exploring the place and the views from the infinity terrace were truly stunning, everyone from someone who has “seen it”. Not to be missed!

The most beautiful place with views to die for and Michelin star restaurant with service that makes you feel like the Queen. I can't wait to go back there. Also very romantic I must say with weddings happening almost every day. Gorgeous, stunning and highly recommended. If you can afford to spend a couple of nights there...do it. Experience of a lifetime

This has been a very difficult review to write. This hotel is beautiful, an ancient Roman villa set in stunning gardens which over look the Amalfi coast. So why the four stars I hear you ask, simply the food in the restaurant, the food is bland and tasteless and frankly a real disappointment. The first night we booked the Michelin Star restaurant and my recommendation to the Michelin assessors is to revisit this decision. The next night we tried the bar and had a risotto, which was tiny and tasteless, the main was steak and there was more gristle than meat, in the end I refused to pay for it. The last night we eat outside of the hotel. This is a massive disappointment for my wife and I as this hotel is one of the best I have stayed in, the rooms were lovely, bed comfortable, view lovely. The other point to make is the staff are professional, but it feels like they are doing you a favour, it is not as welcoming as you would expect for an establishment of this type. It was really odd and hard to put your finger on the problem. They just don’t care about their guests in my view. Would I stay there again, yes, but I would eat elsewhere.

We were visiting only garden. Very special place, quite, with a lot of monument. Place where you can enjoy tranquility and beautiful, outstanding views. Recommended to visit this garden when is season for roses and hydrangeas.

My wife and I are wedding photographers and had the opportunity of shooting at this venue. It was one of the most beautiful locations we've shot at around the world. Highly recommended!

We visited the gardens and stayed for a drink in the terrace bar near the main restaurant. Gardens are truly magnificent in style and scope. Just a note re upkeep and maintenance. More attention and watering needed for the whole of the gardens! Not just those heavy traffic areas near the accommodation and reception areas. Perfect rest spot for a drink on the terrace and highly attentive waiting staff.

Villa Cimbrone, perched on the cliffs of Ravello, Italy, is a hidden gem that stole my heart. The breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast from its terraced gardens are nothing short of a masterpiece. As we strolled through the enchanting paths, the allure of the surroundings, including the Infinity Terrace, left me captivated. The historic architecture and the sense of tranquility make it an ideal escape. Villa Cimbrone is not just a destination; it's a poetic retreat where nature and art seamlessly intertwine, creating a truly magical experience.

A small picturesque walk from Ravello parking takes you to this Hotel / sightseeing place. A must visit in Ravello to have stroll around the gardens and soak in the amazing view from terrace of infinity!

This is a review for the gardens, which is a must visit if in Ravello. If arriving in Ravello by bus, it’s about a 10 minute walk here and the walk itself is quite nice. We did Ravello as a day trip and this was our favorite part of the town. Right when you enter the gardens you see a long walkway that just makes you want to take 100 pictures. Once you reach the end, there’s a beautiful view of the ocean. The garden itself is spacious enough for a comfortable stroll and small enough that you can see all of it without feeling tired or bored. We also visited Villa Rufolo and we enjoyed Villa Cimbrone much more.

Beautiful park and location. It's not in center of Ravello, but the walk is very pleasant and there are not too many stairs. The ticket is around 10€ for adults. Park is big and well curated, there are many plants and flowers that bloom in different seasons so the park is always green and colorful. There are many paths that take you to "hidden" locations or viewpoints. I loved infinity terrace, that gives you amanzingg view on Amalfi and the rest of the coast. Even though there are many visitors, the park didn't seem overcrowded. Amazing experience!

The villa is absolutely stunning, and from it you can enjoy some of the best views of the Amalfi coast. A little brochure with info in Italian and English is provided with the entrance ticket (10 euros), which also helps roaming around the villa in a more convenient fashion to see all the relevant spots. It's a recommended stop if you're a visiting the Amalfi coast.

The rooms are in need of renovation. The staff is rude, the breakfast took ages to prepare and the food was cold. Dogs are not recommended. Despite the surcharge, my dog ​​was not allowed on the outside terrace of the restaurant (it is a 4 kg, well-behaved Maltese). Overall not recommended and does not deserve the 5 stars.

Wow, just wow! A three letter word you will be saying the entire time you’re there. Well worth the 10 euros per person, especially if you’re photogenic! Would definitely recommend to everyone even though it’s a bit of a walk from the center.

Villa Cimbrone, Ravello, is a magical property & impeccable hotel. It's unique and secluded location boasts one of the most breathtaking views over the Amalfi Coast. The luxury rooms & elegantly designed decor ensures guests have all the comforts. All topped off with first class & personable staff.

Had an amazing visit to Villa Cimbrone. I did not stay, but was permitted to enjoy a walk around the premises for 7 Euros. It had spectacular views, beautiful gardens and sculptures.

One of my favourites during our tour of Italy. Everything was perfection. A Ravello sunrise, too beautiful to describe, an added bonus. The gardens are famous for good reason. Dinner on the terrace was unforgettable.

Worth the visit. The gardens are amazing. I wish I could live there like the poets and the lords who did.

If you have good legs and are prepared to climb some steps, then you are good to go. The scenery is awesome, simply beautiful, nature at it best. Raw views. The Garden is decadent. Jaw dropping . There is always Pepe, call him if you need to climb. The hotel is rustic, dripping with character. Friendly staff

A place to visit! Villa Cimbrone in Ravello on the Amalfi coast. Didn’t use the rooms and I don’t know about the service but the location is unique. Very romantic for weddings. The crypt and the infinity garden are something that won’t be forgotten. Ticket is very cheap and it’s worth it. Highly recommended!

The staff went above and beyond to make our stay so memorable. We had the most amazing time and will definitely come back.

Such a beautiful hotel with a wonderful helpful friendly staff. The hike to the hotel from the drop off point is not for the weak. I am 69 and found it challenging but doable. The hotel is so wonderful that you felt fine not going back to town, avoiding the hike to town and back. The food was absolutely incredible . We enjoyed breakfast and had dinner three nights, one in the Michelin star restaurant which offers a variety of tasting menus. Don’t miss this experience.

Villa Rufolo was a hidden treasure in a rather tiny but attractive village. A Moorish castle with an attractive garden and probably the best view over the sea! One little remark to the lady who sells the tickets: madame, I understand that you don't have the most interesting job in the world, but selling tickets while constantly talking to friends/family through your cellphone, hardly noticing the visitors itself, is very rude.

Wunderschön angelegte und gepflegte Gartenanlage mit traumhaftem Blick auf die Amalfiküste. Auch die Geschichte der Villa ist spannend und wird an mehrten Stellen erklärt. Die Anlage ist definitiv einen Besuch wert, die 8 Euro Eintritt pro Person lohnen sich. (Translated by Google) Beautifully landscaped and well-kept gardens with a fantastic view of the Amalfi Coast. The history of the villa is also exciting and is explained in several places. The complex is definitely worth a visit; the 8 euro entrance fee per person is worth it.

It's worth the visit. Before climbing you have quite large parking.. About the villa I can say that it is extremely well preserved, arranged. The view from there is I think the most gorgeous. Extraordinary.

Amazing villa with outstanding views overlooking the Amalfi coast. It has a very rich history and you will feel like you are transported back in time. The yard and the garden are well maintained and beautiful. Many spots for taking pictures for a lifetime of memories.

Beautiful villa for 8 euros per person. If you would really like to take in all the art and beauty, spare yourself at least 2 hours. The flowers in the garden are very beautiful and the architecture is well preserved. There are nice and cool shades to catch a break from the boiling sun, there is a museum in the tower, and magical views from the terraces and balconies. At the very heart of Ravello, it’s a must visit when you are in this city.

Lots of history in a quaint little town. The ceramics are stunning and some of the shops offer shipping if you like something. Bring good walking shoes and be ready with the camera for the mama Mia roads to get there.

Loved the step back in time to learnmoreabouttheincrediblehistoryof the AmalfiCoast. Views over Amalfi and out to sea were beautiful, great photo opportunities.

Don't miss Villa Ruffalo. This is a lovely villa and almost as beautiful as Villa Cimbrone with arguably better views and more to see. Make sure to follow the guide and go up the tower for a 360 view of Ravello and a breathtaking view of the Amalfi coast. This is my number 2 recommendation for Ravello.

A restored castle with great views of the mountains and the sea. The castle was restored in the 19th century in a rather haphazard, but charming fashion. It overlooks much of the Amalfi coast and the Gulf of Salerno. There are terraced gardens perched on the mountainside that are very pleasant to wander.

Taking the time to visit this site is well worth it. The drive to Ravello is picturesque and I’m so glad we did it. I would highly recommend. We went during the week and arrived mid morning, we had no wait to purchase tickets. But if able I always recommend pre purchasing as you never know. I wish I would have taken the time to read through the booklet they gave us as it’s explains everything and can guide you on a specific path. Would love to come back for the music festival!

A very romantic place. A wedding was being prepared while I visited and I could see it being incredibly beautiful. The gardens are diverse. A nice visit for one- two hours while in town, be prepared for steps. There are restrooms on premises and a bar in the garden with limited offerings. I recommend coming with a water bottle full (no public fountain for water).

Very nice complex. Not si big but Beautiful gardens. Breathtaking views. Most parts accessible with wheelchair. Amazing spots for taking pictures. It has also an stage for large events. At the time of our visit, there was Ravello festival. The villa itself is also beautiful with beautiful balconies to take pictures from.

Absolutely stunning views. Beautiful gardens. Incredible history. Stayed for about an hour, no line when we went up in the morning around 10am so didn’t need to buy tickets in advance. Make sure to go up into the tower! Panoramic views. Can get a bit hot up there, but worth the trek up the stairs.

Unfortunately we visited on a drizzly cloudy day as we were scheduled ahead of time with our tour group. Before we entered we saw a wedding about to take place on a Tuesday? Yes we saw several weddings taking place in the middle of a work day in several parts of Italy. The Villa is a well preserved awesome old venue. It doesn’t take long to tour it and when you’re finished the views from the upper levels is amazing. It would have been better on a sunny day but it was still beautiful. There is a tower on the property that you can climb to view the property and have even better views of the area. It wasn’t a bad climb for someone my age(71). There are floating stairs which are pretty cool to see and use. Also as you climb there are a few things to look at and learn something. There is also a video on a loop that was nice to watch. My only complaint was when we reached the top it was surrounded by plexi glass. I understand the reason why, no falls, safety but it did hamper the view especially on a rainy day. That said I would still recommend taking the hike up. The best part of the visit was learning about the annual concert that takes place here. It is held outside on a temporary stage that is suspended over the cliffs hanging over the side of the cliffs. There are pictures to show how it is done. It’s an amazing way to add to the splendor of the area and another way to enjoy the vistas.

Parking was a nightmare just like all the Amalfi Coast but well worth it. Great place to sit, soak up some rays and watch the world go by....lovely!

Simply MAGICAL! If you are looking for a memorable place in Amalfi Coast you just have to visit Villa Rufolo, a place so full of beauty, stunning flower gardens, rich in history and amazing panorama views that will leave you in awe! We have visited the villa mid April and it was really great because we could enjoy the beautiful flower gardens and flowering of wisteria, which was so beautiful!

Beautiful villa in the centre of a magical town. A lovely day out spent the Italian way with great things to look at, great food & drink, and wonderful atmosphere!

Haben Anfang Mai bei blauem Himmel und ca 23Grad die Villa Rufolo besucht. Waren bereits gegen 10Uhr da und es war noch nicht überlaufen. Der Besuch lohnte sich für uns nicht wirklich, wir waren enttäuscht. Keine bzw einfallslose Bepflanzung, Aussichten nicht besonders hervorzuheben. Lieber gleich in die Villa Cimbrone, lohnt sich im direkten Vergleich wesentlich mehr. (Translated by Google) We visited Villa Rufolo at the beginning of May under blue skies and around 23 degrees. Were there around 10 a.m. and it wasn't overcrowded yet. The visit wasn't really worth it for us, we were disappointed. No or unimaginative planting, views not particularly outstanding. It's better to go to Villa Cimbrone straight away, it's worth a lot more in direct comparison.

Doesn't get any prettier than this! Wished we planned more time for this quieter area of the Amalfi Coast. Sooo beautiful. Would make a great wedding venue. Mountain plus Sea views!

Came here early in the morning and enjoyed the beautiful views. Every corner you turn is something else to discover. A must visit if you come to Ravello.

Really interesting place and stunning views. We spent longer here than we thought we would! Also the nicest toilets I came across on our whole trip!

A beautiful, interesting place. During the visit, I injured my leg, the villa employee helped me and called an ambulance (since I don’t speak Italian), he also showed concern and I am very grateful to him for his care. Unfortunately, I don’t know his name to express personal gratitude, but I hope his professionalism and high speed of assistance will be appreciated by management. Classical music was played in the villa (note the stone design of the speakers). I also really liked the diversity of the area, although I didn’t have time to walk around the villa completely. Nuances that could be corrected: broken bidets in the toilet, as well as dirty water in the fish pond. But this did not spoil my visit in any way.

Villa Rufolo is closed on Mondays. The villa offers a breathtaking view and allows visitors to spend up a whole day inside for photography.

Such lovely gardens. The whole place is gorgeous and peaceful. The epitome of beauty in the incredibly beautiful town of Ravello.

Beautiful property to spend some time roaming around. Small fee to enter, but the buildings and grounds are incredibly delightful. Restrooms are available too, very nice and clean.

8 euro to enter..it's beautiful garden and an old monument...the view is fantastic from the garden to sea and towns below...not huge but could takes 1-2 hours..there is a tower that you could climb and take photos...also toilets are available inside...

5 stars for the gorgeous scenery!! We started in Praiano, which was a grueling hike uphill following steep, rocky steps. Once on the path, it was much less elevation change and mostly downhill toward Positano. We chose to take the steps down at Nocelle, but I do not recommend this. After 4 hours on the hike, our joints did not take kindly to the 1700 or so steps!! Definitely worth it for the views, and I'm glad we did it. Wear good, sturdy shoes, pack water and a lunch, and bring a camera. If we were to do it again, we would either bus up to Nocelle or start the path in Bomero. The Praiano steps were very challenging and took almost 1.5 hours of climbing up just to get to the trail. My husband and I are of moderate fitness levels, so someone athletic might go a bit faster.

Path of Gods is an exhilarating experience that takes you on a journey through ancient Italy. The breathtaking views of the Amalfi Coast and the challenging hiking trails make for an unforgettable adventure. The knowledgeable guide, delicious food, and comfortable accommodations only add to the overall enjoyment of the trip. Highly recommend!

Worth the hike. Took about 3 hours to get from Bomerano to Positano. The views are amazing. Not too hard of a hike. Trail 327 is sometimes on the cliff edge. The trail starts in Bomerano where there is a sign for path of the gods. Then follow the markers for 327. Start early before the heat comes through. We started at 8am and reached Positano by 11:30am. There was not many people yet so nice and quiet. Once in Nocelle, there are stairs that go down to Positano.

La excursión por la Senda fue impresionante, con vistas únicas de pueblos costeros de la costa Amalfitana como Positano. ¡Vistas únicas! En verano, prepárate para el calor; lleva agua y calzado adecuado. Nosotros empezamos a las 7 am y fuimos todo el rato con sombra (Translated by Google) The excursion along the Path was impressive, with unique views of coastal towns on the Amalfi Coast such as Positano. Unique views! In summer, prepare for the heat; Bring water and appropriate footwear. We started at 7 am and we were in the shade the entire time.

We visited on a weekday, and fortunately, due to lunchtime, the church was nearly empty, making it incredibly easy for us to take pictures and then sit and relax in the tranquility of the environment. The marble work was exceptional, and the artistic details were simply stunning.

The cathedral's atrium is really nice, however the inside is not very remarkable, despite the Moriah decorations. What is remarkable though is that the cathedral apparently has St. Matthew's tomb.

I loved the mosaics so colorful and also being of primarily women. Mary and many angels which you typically don’t see at churches. Plus the geometric shapes on the alters. So great that they offer QR code to look up to get the background on what you are seeing. It was a really nice church.

One of the most magnificent cathedrals we have ever seen. Must see if you are anywhere near Salerno. We saw many cathedrals, churches etc while in Italy and this one is at the top of the list. Underground is the tomb of St. Matthew the Apostle which is even more breathtaking than the cathedral. Mosaics every inch.

Such a beautiful church! We visited kinda late so unfortunately we couldnt enter some areas but it was still gorgeous

It is nice to sit on the stairs during sunnyday 🌞

Amazing place, the cript is something that I have not seen before, the details on the ceiling.

The Cathedral of Salerno, a sacred sentinel nestled within the heart of the city, stands as a timeless testament to the spiritual heritage of this ancient Italian enclave. Its soaring spires and weathered stones bear witness to centuries of devotion, each stone imbued with the whispers of countless prayers, the echoes of celestial harmonies. This venerable cathedral, a masterpiece of architectural splendor, is a symphony of styles, a tapestry woven by the hands of time. Its roots stretch back to the 11th century, a majestic blend of Norman and Romanesque influences, with its mighty columns and rounded arches that evoke a sense of solemnity and grace. As one crosses the threshold of this sacred sanctum, they are greeted by a luminous nave, bathed in the ethereal glow of stained glass windows that dance with the hues of a thousand sunsets. The flickering candlelight casts flickering shadows upon the ancient frescoes that adorn the walls, each brushstroke a testament to the devotion of artists who sought to capture the divine in pigment and canvas. Above, a soaring vaulted ceiling seems to touch the heavens, its intricate ribbed patterns resembling the very fingers of angels reaching down to caress the faithful below. A sense of awe envelops those who stand beneath this celestial canopy, a reminder of the divine majesty that has inspired countless souls through the ages. Within the hallowed depths of the cathedral lies a treasury of relics and sacred artifacts, each a fragment of the city's storied past, each a link to the eternal. Pilgrims and seekers of solace alike come to kneel before these sacred relics, their whispered prayers ascending like incense to the heavens. And so, the Cathedral of Salerno endures, a living testament to faith and artistry, a beacon of hope in a world ever-changing. It is a place where time itself seems to stand still, where the mortal and the divine converge in a timeless dance of devotion and grace.

Very beautiful and charming in Salerno Italy. I think I am so lucky to have a chance to visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria. The ticket was € 6 for the senior and you can use it to visit the museum as well. So I highly recommend that anyone go to Salerno Italy 🇮🇹 ❤️🌷

This church is definitely a hidden gem in this busy and materialism metro. It is completely open to the public. Its rich history is embedded in the chapels. And the statues weather there in the courtyard or inside of the cathedral. It's breathtaking to walk down the aisle or sit at the per bench. There is no one hovering overyou when you walk around, sit down, or touch the history to feel the life from the subjects there on display. Make sure you read all the displays and check out each chapel. A good one hour stop is definitely worthwhile.

I totally agree that any archaic paintings take money to preserve and maintain. But a regional duomo that charges €10 and bundles with other insignificant (yeah, that’s the word, because there are many things to see in the world) buildings? I’ll spend time on the beautiful ocean instead.

Very pretty yet simple at ground level while incredibly intricate top to bottom in the crypt. A must see even if you aren't religious. Many sarcophagi from 12th-18th centuries.

Somebody else mentioned it is free to visit but it definitely was not when we went unless the fee was misleading and was only meant for the other two sites, the museum of the diocese and the smaller church nearby. The entry for all 3 sites cost 10 Euro for adults and 6 Euro for children. As others mentioned, the crypt of the cathedral is stunning and well worth seeing. The church nearby is very ornate but small. I could have skipped that as I have found the museum more interesting.

Super gorgeous. Don’t miss the crypt downstairs. That’s the best part.

Must be part of any visit to Salerno. Crypt is out of this world

Very beautiful, it's free to enter, and I would recommend paying 1 euro to go downstairs and see the burial chamber.

I came here 2 years ago. The crypt was the most beautiful thing I saw in 3 weeks travelling in Italy, perhaps in my whole life. Reading the other reviews I see that they have since started charging. I understand why pilgrims are upset about this, but if you’re a tourist, I’d say just bite the bullet and buy the ticket.

This is an incredibly beautiful and characterful cathedral worth visiting if you’re in Salerno. It was a Sunday when we visited and the morning mass was finishing so we entered for free. The courtyard is picturesque with some old statues and the bell tower above. The inside of the cathedral is strikingly white with a painted dome which is quite a nice contrast. It’s filled with natural light so it’s worth a stop to spend some time.

Just nice and relaxing. They have a pond with Kois and Tortoises. Nice place when it’s warm. It’s gated so good for little kids as well.

An amazing moment of the year (December)

Small but beautiful park. An enjoyment during the hot summer

You can get water ice here just like in Philly and Manyunk.

A beautiful park.

Very nice garden, with a lot of shade to stay in the hot summer days!

A Little gewel for the city centre of Salerno It has Inside a big variety of plants and a Little pony. You can taste insiede the traditional Amalfi coast lemon granita. Is available a pubblic toilet.

Very clean, plenty of shade, beautiful views, lots of benches and nice foliage