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This southern region includes the densely populated capital of Napoli, the gorgeous stretch of the Sorrento and Amalfi Coasts, and the islands of Ischia and Capri. It also includes Mount Vesuvius and the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Caserta, home of the splendid Bourbon palace Reggia di Caserta (or Palazzo Reale), lies northwest of Napoli. During your stay in one of our Italian vacation villas you'll enjoy the cuisine of Campania which highlights all types of seafood and locally grown produce such as lemons, tomatoes, and peppers. In the summer, you'll almost always find insalata caprese, a delicious salad of sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, basil, and olive oil. Campania's other specialty is limoncello, a delicate, lemon-infused digestivo that is served ice cold. Throughout the region you'll find an impressive number of excellent eateries, from casual, down-home trattorie to upscale restaurants.
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Surrounded by dramatic cliffs, the town of Amalfi lies on the sea at the mouth of the Valle dei Mulini, a deep gorge. The town’s picturesque white houses cascade down the hillside and are connected by alleys festooned with bougainvillea and steep stairways. At the center of town lies iconic Chiesa di S. Andrea, with its sweeping 60-step staircase and Arab-Norman bell tower. Piazza del Duomo is the town’s hub, dotted with sidewalk cafés and elegant shops. A maritime republic the likes of Pisa, Venice and Genoa since the 9th century, Amalfi remains a busy hub, plying regular routes to Capri, Sorrento and Naples. At 40 minutes from Sorrento and 40 minutes from Salerno, this area works well as a central base for day trips to the east or west.
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- Museo della Carta—an Amalfi institution devoted to handmade paper, for which the town is famous.
- Local lemons—whether it’s in a glass of artisan limoncello, a pastry, or fresh pasta. In Amalfi, lemons are everywhere!
- Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto), located on the bay in nearby Conca dei Marini. It’s a remarkable sea cave; visit in the early afternoon for the best possible light. Boats depart from Amalfi.
- A walk to the charming village of Atrani.
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