listen to me! It really has no rivals in Italy…

listen to me! It really has no rivals in Italy...it's breathtakingly beautiful

A place in southern Italy, if you are going to visit, I really recommend you plan a week for her! That's right, that's what I said.

First stop: Positano
This small town is truly the backyard of celebrities. Picasso, Elizabeth Taylor, Sophia Loren and the Prince of Naples have all lingered here. When you get here, of course you have to choose a hotel or restaurant with a beautiful sea view to drink lemon wine and eat pasta leisurely.
Accommodation recommendation: Villa Maria Antonietta
Restaurant recommendation 1: VincenzoAntonietta
Restaurant recommendation 2: Ristorante Terrazza Celè

Second stop: Ravello This small town was once the destination of artists, musicians and writers including Richard Wagner, Giovanni Poggio, Virginia Woolf and Gore Vidal. Nowadays, elegant classical art performances are regularly held in the town’s churches. The best way to visit Ravello is to have an Italian seafood dinner, listen to a Beethoven concert, and stroll around the villa gardens of Rufolo and Cimbrone.
H Accommodation Recommendation: Holiday House "L'AngolodeiSogni"
Restaurant recommendation 1: Ristorante Vittoria
Restaurant recommendation 2: La Vecchia Cantina

The third stop: Serrento, a quiet suburb, is located at the end of the Sorrento Peninsula. The transportation is convenient, and you can take a ferry to other towns and Naples, as well as Capri on the opposite sea. If you are a traveler with high demands and more experience, avoid staying in Sorrento, because it is just a small town with a strong commercial atmosphere. (It is not recommended to stay overnight in Almafi because it is a transportation hub and will be very noisy.)

Accommodation recommendation: Casa Clementina
Restaurant recommendation: Eughenes

If you are interested and have time, you must go on this hiking route, which starts in the mountain town of Agerola and ends in Nocella. It is 7.8 kilometers long and takes about 3 hours. The trail is not difficult, but some parts are quite dangerous. But the scenery is so intoxicating that it is called the Road of the Gods. They say that only by walking the Path of the Gods can you truly experience the wonders of Amalfi.