SALERNO (H1)

Welcome to Salerno: amidst tradition, nature, and authentic flavors, experience a unique journey in this corner of paradise between sea and mountains.

Why Visit Salerno (H2)

Salerno, the main town of our diverse province, is a gem nestled among the gentle curves of the Tyrrhenian coast, majestically rising above the splendid Gulf of the same name. As the true center of Campania, it offers full immersion into the entire region within a 100-kilometer radius. In this paradise, blending history and nature, Salerno and its surroundings invite exploration of a world rich in traditions, authentic flavors, unique experiences, and soul-stirring panoramas. Let yourself be enchanted by all that this unique destination has to offer!

Salerno’s Heritage (H2)

Embraced by the sun and caressed by the sea, this city is steeped in history, making it a destination that offers a treasure trove of historical, cultural, and landscape experiences. Its origins date back to the 6th century BC, and it has been inhabited by various peoples, including the Etruscans, Romans, and Normans. Moreover, Salerno was home to the first medical institution in Christian Europe, the Salerno Medical School. The charming alleys of the historic center, with their pastel-colored palaces and cobblestone lanes, narrate its millennia-old history of dominations and cultural influences.

Attractions (H2)

• The imposing and majestic Cathedral, along with its splendid crypt, preserves the glorious past of the city, while the remarkable bell tower seems to touch the azure sky.
• The “lungomare”, the seafront promenade, is perfect for sunset strolls, lulled by the sea breeze, while admiring the breathtaking view stretching to the horizon.
• The welcoming beaches, with their characteristic pebbles, invite relaxation under the sun and swims in the crystal-clear waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
• The recently renovated Garden of Minerva, in the ancient heart of the city, offers a panoramic view from the coast to the surrounding mountains. A place where nature and history embrace, providing unique emotions among flowered paths and ancient ruins, testimony to the first Medical School of the ancient West, the Salerno Medical School.
• The surroundings of Salerno, with picturesque villages and hilly landscapes, offer a journey through time among medieval castles, Romanesque churches, and authentic culinary treasures.
• Salerno marks the natural beginning of the famous Amalfi Coast, an unmissable stop with panoramic roads winding through cliffs, crystalline sea, and charming villages. The city is conveniently connected year-round with ferries reaching Positano and the Sorrento Coast in less than an hour.
• The Picentini Mountains Park, just minutes to the northeast, offers the experience of not only experiencing the sea of Salerno and the coast but also the unspoiled mountain with its lush nature, fauna, and fresh springs.