Pompeii Amalfi Coast Drive from Amalfi

see: Pompeii Forum: The heart of the city, where political, economic and religious activities took place. Here are the remains of the Temple of Jupiter, the Basilica and the Macellum. Pompeii Amphitheatre: One of the oldest Roman amphitheatres (dating back to 80 BC), used for shows and gladiator fights. Lupanar: The ancient brothel of Pompeii, with small rooms and erotic frescoes indicating the "specialties" offered. Stabian Baths: One of the oldest thermal complexes in Rome, with rooms for hot and cold baths and saunas. Teatro Grande and Teatro Piccolo: Two well-preserved theatres, used for theatrical and musical performances. From the Teatro Grande you can enjoy a splendid view of Vesuvius.

ul houses overlooking the sea and its picturesque streets. Here are the main attractions to visit: Spiaggia Grande: The main beach of Positano, perfect for relaxing and admiring the spectacular view of the houses perched on the rocks. Here you will find bars, restaurants and exclusive clubs. Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta: Symbol of Positano, it is famous for its colorful majolica dome and for the Byzantine icon of the Black Madonna, kept inside. Spiaggia di Fornillo: Quieter than Spiaggia Grande, it can be reached with a panoramic walk and offers a more relaxed atmosphere.

Here are the main attractions not to be missed: Duomo di Sant’Andrea: The symbolic cathedral of Amalfi, with its spectacular Arab-Norman façade and scenic staircase. Inside is the crypt with the relics of Sant’Andrea. Chiostro del Paradiso: An elegant 13th-century cloister next to the Duomo, with intertwined arches of Arab influence and an evocative atmosphere. Museo della Carta: Amalfi is famous for its ancient paper-making tradition. This museum, housed in an old paper mill, displays historic machinery and the production process of Amalfi paper. Marina Grande and the Lungomare: The main beach of Amalfi, perfect for a swim or an aperitif with a sea view.