Pastel houses tucked beneath cliffs watch over the harbor at Amalfi, a town in the province of Salerno, Italy. Once a busy harbor from which merchants sent goods all over the world, today it hosts mostly tour boats.
Arab influences are reflected in the Chiostro del Paradiso (Paradise Cloister) inside Saint Andrew’s Cathedral in Amalfi, Italy.
Luigi delivered the square, dark green bottle to my table, along with a basket of fresh-baked bread. From the unlabeled decanter I poured a quantity of extra virgin olive oil onto a plate, allowing it to spread languidly into a golden pool before sopping some up with a hunk of crusty bread. I closed my … Read more
Saint Andrew’s Cathedral (the Duomo) in Amalfi, Italy, has a Byzantine facade, Baroque interior, and holds the remains of Saint Andrew.
Every curve along Italy’s Amalfi Coast reveals another stunning view of rugged cliffs, where multi-hued buildings cascade down toward the sea.
