Campania Italy Travel Guide
From Salerno, easily reach charming towns along italy's Stunning Southern coastline, including Vietri sul Mare, Cetara, Maiori, Minori, Amalfi, Ravello (bus connection from Amalfi), and Positano.
During peak season (April/May to October), ferries from Salerno's Molo Concordia offer a scenic plus swift way to travel, bypassing road traffic with stunning views. SITA Sud regional buses connect Salerno to all coastal towns; they are economical but slow, particularly during summer. Driving might be challenging due to narrow, winding roads, limited, and expensive parking. A full day functions to visit one or two towns.
Discover ancient Roman life and experience the glamorous island beauty accessible from Salerno.
These old Roman cities, remarkably preserved by volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius's eruption, present an unparalleled a trip into the past.
An ancient Greek city renowned for remarkably preserved Doric temples, in the middle of the best examples of Greek architecture outside Greece. The site includes a museum.
Explore Campania's diverse the natural environment and explore its rich cultural heritage.
An UNESCO World Heritage Site south of Salerno, noted for its pristine coastline and lovely medieval villages.
Rambling on well-marked trails, exploring traditional small communities like Castellabate, enjoying unspoiled beaches.
Accessible by inter-town trains to coastal small communities or more conveniently by car for inland exploration.
A magnificent 18th-century Baroque palace, an UNESCO World Heritage site, often compared to the Palace of Versailles. Features opulent interiors and immense, elaborate gardens.
Discover less-known-known inland villages around Salerno. Visit regions for instance the Piana del Sele, noted for its buffalo mozzarella farms.
Consider extending your trip to explore more of Southern Italy, using Salerno as a logical starting point.
Historic center, world-class archaeological museum, underground tours, iconic pizza. Accessible by train.
Volcanic islands in the Bay of Naples. Ischia: thermal spas, Aragonese Castle. Procida: colorful fishing villages. You can get there by ferry from Naples.
Puglia: "trulli" houses, Baroque architecture, Adriatic coast. Basilicata: Matera's ancient cave dwellings. Both accessible by train/bus via Naples or Bari.
Explore an ancient city underneath the modern streets of Naples.
Ancient cave dwellings in Basilicata, an UNESCO World Heritage site.
Discover unique local specialties and wine traditions.
