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Welcome to the Lovely Amalfi Tours blog, where we share the magic of the Amalfi Coast and insider tips for an unforgettable journey. As your premier guide to this coastal paradise, we're thrilled to provide you with insights into our featured tours, hidden gems, and the rich culture that defines the Amalfi experience.
1. Unveiling Amalfi's Timeless Beauty
Discover the secrets of Amalfi's iconic landscapes with our exclusive tours. Whether you're strolling through the charming streets of Positano or marveling at the historic Amalfi Cathedral, each step is a journey through centuries of history and culture.
2. Gastronomic Delights: Amalfi's Culinary Treasures
Indulge your senses with our Gastronomic Tour, a culinary adventure that showcases the delectable flavors of Amalfi. From traditional pasta dishes to locally sourced seafood, our tours are a feast for food enthusiasts.
3. Exploring the Past: Pompeii and Herculaneum Excursions
Step back in time with our excursions to Pompeii and Herculaneum. Marvel at the remarkably preserved ruins, witness the daily life of ancient Romans, and explore the archaeological wonders that make these sites UNESCO World Heritage treasures.
4. Local Wine Tasting: A Toast to Vesuvius Vineyards
Complete your Amalfi experience with our Local Wine Tasting tour. Sip on exquisite wines unique to the region as you enjoy breathtaking views of the vineyards that dot the landscape.
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Maiori and Minori are two beautiful cities of the Amalfi coast divided by an ancient street "la strada dei limoni", famous for the farming of the lemon trees. Along this street, in a very strategic position, where lemons grow strong and big creating an amazing scent, there's a small village known as Torre.
Between spring and summer, it is possible to see people collecting lemons, transporting them on their back or on charts driven by donkeys, bringing them to the limonicoltura.
You can reach Torre by car, but we warmly suggest you to walk along the lemon street. It takes an hour and it's not that difficult.
Exit from the city of Maiori, and one of the first thing you can see along the street are the olive trees and the beautiful vegetation. The origin of the name of the village is unknown, but it is has probably called after an ancient tower called Torre Fronsuti, near the church of Saint Michele Arcangelo.
Walking through the village, getting up few stairs, you can reach a panoramic point, where you can see Minori. Few steps away, the street splits in two, keep walking to the left you reach Minori, to the right you reach the bell tower of the Annunziata.
As always this coast will give you beautiful views, not only natural beauties surround the cities, but the streets, the people and the scenario contributes to create a paradise.
As Amalfi, the history of the city of Herculaneum has both mythical and real roots. According to the legends, the founder of the city is Hercules, who gave it his name, even if it was called as Resina up to 1969. What was its actual history? According to the archeological discoveries the city was founded by Estruscans in the V century and conquered by other civilization, until the Roman empire's conquest, that make Herculenaum a province. As other cities in this same area, it was chosen as the perfect place to spend the holidays by the rich Romans. Herculenaum was hit a by an earthquake in 62 B.C. and by the eruption of the Mt Vesuvius in the infamous year of 79. The eruption hit the whole city that is still near Pompeii, the smoke killed inhabitants, destroyed the buildings, and erased landscapes.
Centuries later, it was brought to light again thank to archeological discoveries. The first one happened in XVIII century, when a prince escaping from his enemies found the remains of the city digging for a well. Some years later king Charles III ordered for more excavations, discovering statues, tunnels and houses.
The excavations had stopped at the end of the XVIII Century, and began again in the XX century when entire houses and neighborhood were dug. Among these buildings there was the ancient forum, the temple of Venus, the ancient port (where a lot of bodies of people who died trying to escape, were found), and the thermae as well.
The expansion of the modern city of Herculaneum and the danger for new excavations, don't allow new excavations.
The origin of the name of the beautiful island of Capri, isn't certain. At first it had been thought to have greek origins, it sounds like the Greek word "kapros" which means "boar", but even if the remains of these animals have been found on the island, it has actually a Latin origin. From the word "caprae" which means "goats". The uncertainty is because the island was first a Greek colony and then Roman. The first person to recognize the beauty of this place and to build a villa was Augusto in the 29 B.C.
After him others Roman emperors and rich citizens had moved to the island. This until the Roman empire fall, after that the Island became part of the duke of Naples. After centuries of incursion and assault of different countries, such as normanns, Aragoneses and Spanish empire, in the XVII century, Capri knew a period of reinaissance along with the one that the city of Naples was living in that moment.
It became a popular destination in XVIII and in the XIX, especially among the tourists that were looking for natural places that were almost untouched by the human's hands. Capri is perfect for this, especially after the discovery of the "Grotta Azzurra". Tourists, artists, authors, have always been attracted by the colours, the weather, the sea and the people, and some of them even moved here, creating a particular and small melting pot of cultures that makes Capri unique in the world.
The name of the city of Sorrento isn't clear. There are few legends sorrounding it. Some of the regards mermaids and the mythological Ulisses, some of them is about royalty that gives their name to the territory. The most trustable sources speaks of a Greek heritage, it associates the city's name to a Greek word that means "flow around" or "together" and it may refer to the geographical philology of city, sourrended by mountains and sea.
Sorrento is located in the exact spot where the Tirrenia sea and the mount lattari meet, mixing the beautiful blue of the water with the sparkling green of the woods. This influences the weather too, it is always mildly hot, difficulty it reaches frozen temperatures.
For this reason, the city of Sorrento, but in a general point of view, the peninsula, has always been a favourite destination for people who wants to rest and recover. During the Roman empire, riches citizens choosed the whole zone of Naples, from campi flegrei to Sorrento, as the perfect spot for the "Otium".
After the Roman empire fallen, Sorrento was part of the duke of Naples, but Amalfi had tried many times to conquer it. The conquest failed, but this started a slow change in the city of Sorrento that started to isolate from the rest of the cities. This hadn't stopped others from trying to invade it, like the Longobards' incurisions in the VII century.
The particular geography and the cultural isolation had silver linings as well. The citizens of Sorrento started to be more aware of their culture, history and art, protecting the costumes and habits.
From the XII century, after the conquest of Ruggiero il Normanno, in the city of Sorrento had been built towers, walls and churches. These ones became the center of the political and social power, and in these places the most important decisions have been taken.
The walls' bases were built by the Greek colonies, they were built with a great accuracy that was recognised by the Romans and therefore reused again and again the future city developments creating a small city with a huge defensive power.
Regardless the towers, the wall, the defense of the city, the turkish fleet of Pali Mustafa were able to attack the city in the 1558.
Thanks to its history, Sorrento is an amazing resources for the tourism industry. The land owner understanding the potential of this field, invested money, time and resources in it. Their goal was exploiting the amazing views and scenario that the sourrended area offers with amazing panoramic streets. Large, clean streets with elegants shops, and beautiful gardens. Another goal was educating the citizens to welcome in the best ways possible the tourist with kindness, creating an environment where people from all around the world can feel themselves at home.
But in a city where the tourists are the center of the economy, they cannot forget the most important point: hotels.
These premises make Sorrento the favourite destination for artists, VIPs and rich people, and one of the meeting point was the Hotel Tramontano where important people such as James fenimore Cooper stayed. Their hospitality and the hospitality of many hotels and guest houses was one of the reasons that made Naples a top destination for the travel called "Grand Tour".
Along with the building of the streets in the XIX century, and again with the building of trains streets, came tourists in large numbers. During the world wars, the geographic location made Sorrento a useless spot for marine stations, which was a good thing since the city was less involved in the conflicts, unlike Castellamare that took an important role.
Positano remains one of the main jewel of the Amalfi coast, especially thanks to the mount Sant'Angelo a Tre Pizzi, and the houses that go from the top of the mountain to the bottom touching the sea, which give an astonishing view.
Tha name of the city might be originated by the name of a Roman citizen, Posides, that built a villa in this area. The first urban establishments allegedly belong to the Romans that moved here after the fall of the Roman empire. In the XIV century the city had been hit by a tsunami, and in the XV century pirates looted the city. Following these events, in the city were built towers like the Trasita Tower or the Sponda Tower, for defensive purpose.
During the XVII century, the city was called "Golden Mountain", for the amount of money earned by the trades. In the followings centuries the city knew a long period of decline, people emigrated outside of the city, towards foreign countries, especially United States, as a consequence Positano became a poor and almost dead city.
Until the beginning of the XX century, people could reach the city of Positano only by ship or by the "Sentiero degli Dei", a little path among the mountains that is today famous among the excursionists. In the XX with the help of more advanced technologies, streets that connected other bigger cities with Positano were built and along with these ones tourists came as well.
These were especially artists from russia and germany, looking for new inspirations. Authors, poets, musicians, artists find in Positano a new home, especially during the second world war where victims of facism found a refuge.
Once the war had ended, the city became famous in the whole world, and its fame contributed to the creation of the Positano style. The ancient art has its roots in the old Republic of Amalfi, the fabric produced is still an appreciated gift to brides. Silk is another fabric that used to be worked in Positano, but it's not used anymore since the XVIII century after that an illness hit the silkworms. The Positano style was born mixing the old traditional art and new inspiration from foreign artists.
Even if the streets evolved through the centuries, they still don't allow people to drive them. You can explore the city by walking, this might look like a hard job, but it gives you a chance to glaze at every single details of the buildings, enter into the shops and take pictures of the magnificent landscapes that unite mountains and sea. This magnificent place is perfect both for a day trip, with the little streets that connect the sea to the top of the mountain, and for a longer trip. If you decide to stay here for a more detailed trip, you can admire buildings, churches, frescos located in the old villa, and artisanal boutiques. Even the food is amazing, the lemons are famous for the smell and the taste.
If you go up towards the mountain you can walk along the narrow streets to the old part of liparlati, and the fractions of Montepertuso and Nocella. This last one is connected to the Sentiero degli dei, where you do an amazing excursion in the nature.
Travelling to Amalfi is a huge experience, one thing that cannot be missed is the Museum of Paper.
Following the main street in the city, which starts from the Duomo, you will easily reach the museum. Walking along the streets, before reaching your destination, you can enter into the little shops, have a nice Italian coffee or taking incredible pictures. But speaking of the Museum it has a unique quality, it is the only paper mill left in the area. Donated by Milano Nicola to the Amalfi city in the 1969, the founder asked to the municipality to turn it into a museum. Here you can learn a lot about the production of different kind of paper, like the "Bambagina" which used fabrics reduced to fiber mixed with water by a machine powered with running water, a great source of power for the old days. The mixture were put into a "tino" a sort of tub, after that it was put on a chassis with whom the excessive water were poured and turn the mixture in thin paper sheet, that were left to dry under the sun.
The machinery got an upgrade in the XVIII century, with a new system invented by Netherlands. This new technology allowed to reduce the time of working the paper. The machines are still working and in the museum, you can see them in action.
This gives to the visitors the chance to fully understand the importance of modern technology, and it gives a glimpse of the beauty of the manual work.
Villa Rufolo - Ravello - Amalfi Coast
Villa Rufolo and its gardens are small jewels of Amalfi coast, and they are perfect for a one day trip. The Villa was built in the XIII century as the house of the Rufolo family. According to local beliefs it was the main inspiration for the Decameron, its author was inspired from the Villa during his many trips to visit the Rufolo family. After the family demise, the Villa was abandoned, until the XIX century when it was bought by a Scottish lord. It was renovated and returned to its ancient splendor. In the 2007 it was officially acquired by the local tourism institution and since then managed by Fondazione Ravello.
You can access from Piazza Duomo, and from there you can enter into the Chiostro Moresco. One of the most famous part of the Villa. From there you can reach a small courtyard under the Torre Maggiore, from the top of it you can enjoy an amazing view of the mountain and the sea sorrounding the city.
One of most beautiful part of this Villa is the garden "Giardino dell'Anima", built on two levels, thanks to its former owner, the Scottish lord, and his amazing botanical knowledge it has became a beautiful garden which inspired Wagner for his Parsifal. For this reason in the lower garden once a year, it is arranged a concert of Wagner's melodies during the Ravello festival. It has been a set for movies, such as "The princess Sissi" and it hosts other famous concerts, during one of these the orchestra play classical music from midnight to dawn to wave goodbye to the leaving day and to welcome the new one.
The beauty of this place, the giant tree and the church of the annunziata, create a perfect shot for a Ravello postcard. So be sure to visit the Villa along your amazing journey.
You can visit it everyday from 09:00 to 18:00.
One of the most famous city in the world, that gives its name to an entire cost, it's Amalfi, UNESCO heritage from 1997.
The name come from a mythological origin, it is said that Amalfi was a young girl loved by Hercules and buried in this land. Historically speaking, the city was founded by Romans, who find refugees in this land after Germanic invasions, and used as a stronghold by Byzantine duke of Naples with whom the city keep a long and prosperous relationship thank to the experience of Amalfi marines.
Along with Venice, Genova, and Pisa, Amalfi was one of the marine Republic, and the Amalfi population contributed to invent the compass, used as an instrument for navigator since XIII century.
Thanks to their expertise in marine navigation, they kept a good relationship with cities in their surrounding. In the IX century it obtained the autonomy from Naples, and after this event, the city was ruled by a count elected by people, and then by a duke.
Despite its rivalry against the other marine Republics, the city was able to expand its commercial dominion thanks to colonies located in foreign countries. It also expanded its territories. We are able to trace al the details and how the society of Amalfi worked thanks to the "Tavola di Amalfi", a series of rules established long time ago and followed until the XVIII century.
After a brief dominion by prince Salerno Guaimaro V, Amalfi was conquered by Roberto il Guiscardo, followed Marino Sebaste the last duke of Amalfi. Few months after this they founded a League, lead by the Pope, along with Pisa. With the excuse to free the city from the dominion of Guiscardo, they take the city where two years of violence and looting followed.
The civil wars ended in 1132, with the conquest of the city by Normans Ruggiero II, with whom the commercial trade became prosperous once more, became one of the main sources of southern economy. Four years later, Amalfi fleet, was attacked by Pisa. Pisans entered into the city and their invasion began. This along with the Normans' policies of closing to Byzantine and Muslim countries led the trades to a downfall.
In the following years the city was still highly considered for the marine traffic in south Italy. The military fleet was very strong as well, famous are the victories against Arabs. Such as the battle of Ostia, where the Amalfi fleet was crucial to avoid the entrance of the invaders in Rome.
The remains of a medieval arsenal were still preserved in Amalfi, it was used for the building of war ships, and where still functional to the firs half of XIV. Lost in 1343 after a flood submerged the structure.
From the XV the long downfall of the city, got worse with the Aragonese dominion, that took away part of commercial trades, and the situation culminated in the black plague in 1643, that brought the death of one third of the entire population. Rich families moved to Naples and Amalfi almost became a ghost town.
Between XVIII century and XIX century, artisans, such as watchmaker, blacksmiths, coral jewelleries, and "centrellari" (blacksmiths that created nails) started their business. A road that unites Naples to Amalfi city was commissioned by Giuseppe Bonaparte in 1807 and finished in 1854. In the following century Amalfi along with Capri and Naples became major touristic attractions.
Thanks to Pompeii city, today we know a lot about how people used to live during the Roman empire. Especially about Pompeii speciality, wine. The grapes cultivated in Pompeii came from different places, and they are still planted according to the ancient traces left from the grapes trees erased by the famous eruption.
During the autumn, Romans'slaves collected the grapes and transported them to the farms, also known as village "rusticae", where they were pressed, stored and sold.
Ancient Romans were able to collect juice from an already pressed grape using a tool known as "torcular". They collected the "vinacce" (the pulp and the skin), leaving it to macerate for few days, making it more liquid and easier to squeeze. With the height of the beam and the pression performed by a winch system, they were able to collect every single drops of this precious juice.
The huge vase were the juice was collected, called "dolia", were left opened, and the process of fermentation, boiling the wine, was followed on sight for at least 20 days. After this first step the dolias were closed, then the second step began, the maturation that could last months if not years.
Usually the bottles, produced on autumn, were consumed after the following spring. Aged wines were appreciated but rare, 10 years were already a rarity, they were stored in amphoras or in attics.
Romans' wines were quite different from today's. The consistency was like honey and they needed to be diluted with water. For the taste, which was usually bitter, they used to add spices or lead. This gave a bad effects on the health of the drinkers.
We all know this thanks to the remains of the city of Pompeii that the eruption of the Vesuvius left behind.
The Port of Naples has been founded between VII and the VI century, when a colony from Cuma moved to the gulf of Naples. The marine center were divided in two cities, one of which is Naples.
The common trade between the two city was astonishing, and with the Greek influence, the port of Naples became one of the most important in the Mediterranean sea. This lead to an urbanistic development that remained unchanged until the I century.
The two center allied in the 341 b.c during the sannitic wars. They became part of the "Roman community" and ally of the empire, who had a weak point in its poor fleet. For this reason Pozzuoli became port of the Roman empire. In this way there was a light improvement in the trading and in the manufacturing of artistic and luxury goods.
The trades started their decline with the fall of the Empire, to improve once again with the byzantine.
In the 1164, under the normann, the port's importance grew bigger and it entered in the anseatic league.
Later in the century, about 1200, with the angioini and king Charles I, thanks to the abundance of the Port, Naples became the most populous and famous city of Europe. The trades became more intense and in the port were built buildings such as deposits and magazines.
Unfortunately, the dominion upon Naples changed once more, and under the Spanish empire, the city status declined economically speaking due to the bad government of the viceré.
The golden age of the city began in the 1734 under the government of Charles Borbone. The ports' trades started decreasing again after the unity of Italy, becoming one fifth of Venice and Genova's trades. Until the 20th century, thanks to Francesco Saverio Nitti and admiral Augusto witting, the port started grew again.
Today the cruise ships' traffic is addressed mainly in the two most important ports: Beverello port, where ferries and hydrofoils link the city to the islands, and next to the stazione marittima, and the Angioino port for the cruise ships. For this reason the port has became the second in Italy along with Venice for number of passengers.
Commodity traffic is one of the strongest point of Naples' port with, 22 milion of tons of goods and 440k container in the 2005.
Another huge investment by Naples port is the project "Autostrade del mare" and in the 2004 has been created a service from Naples to Nador.
Limoncello is one of the most famous liquor of Italy. How it is born isn't clear, and there is a dispute between Amalfi, Sorrento and Capri for its ownership. The brand was born in 1988, created by Massimo Canale, it is thought that the recipe of the limoncello is a family recipe inherited by his grandmother.
Realised from scratch using agrums' skins, the perfect lemon is for the recipe are the sfusato amalfitano or the ovale di Sorrento. The taste is sweet with an alcoholic gradation of about 20%. After the preparation it must be stored for at least one month before tasting it. Perfect for the after supper, for its digestive power, but useful even for recipes such as cakes, fruit salads or ice creams. It's easy to prepare, if you want to try hereby there is a quick "how to prepare", all you need is:
5 lemons
500 ml Alcohol 95°
500 ml Water
450 sugar
First thing to do is to wash the lemons with an iron sponge in order to remove all the impurities. Remove the skin with a peeler or a knife, paying attention not to remove the white part. Put the lemons' skins in a jar with the alcohol. Close and leave it to macerate for 2 weeks. shake the jar once a day
Pour it in a pot, add sugar and water and make it boil, until the sugar has totally melted. Once it turns into syrup, take it off from the fire,let it cool and filter it. Pour it in a glass bottle and store it for at least 30 days.
As described in the two letters written by Plinio il vecchio, to Tacito, the famous eruption of Mt Vesuvius (dated in the 79 A.C)has been one of the strongest ever for those times. From his description, the scientific term "Plinian eruptions" has been invented, it is still used today to describe eruption similar to that one.
Pompeii and Herculaneum were two Roman sites built at the foot of Mt. Vesuvius, well known for their terrains, whose fertility is due to the volcanics rocks. For this reason these sites were rich, abundant and a famous place for spending the holidays. During those times, Mt Vesuvius was considered a simple mountain.
Everything changed in the 79 A. C., When, after 800 years of sleep the volcano woke up. Several earthquakes happened before the eruption, but nobody thought those were the symptoms of something bigger.
According to the sources, the first phase of the eruption began on August 24 at the 13:00 with several explosions after which a smoke column arise for more than 15 KM. In the arisen smoke, the solidified pyro clasts started falling to the ground. A huge rain hit the area next to the volcano. Pompeii was hit by a huge quantity of pumice, burying everything on their way.
During the night, the emergency seemed to come to an end, but the worst was yet to come. The column of smoke had fallen on itself, and in the morning it hit with hot smoke (400c), the city of Herculaneum first and then pompeii killing every life beings. After that, the smoke reached the gulf of Naples killing many people in the fields. The city of Pompeii was buried under meters of pyroclast, and people's bodies absorbing the volcano ashes, solidified. In the stone the bodies decomposed leaving behind statues that archeologists filled in with plaster. These and the other finds brought up to the light by academics, are exhibited in the new city of Pompeii where their old lifestyle has been studying for ages.
The volcanic crater of Mt Vesuvius has a diameter of 4km, this width is born after the last phase of this infamous eruption and the collapse of the old Monte Somma.
It will be for its position, its splendor and its purity that can be defined just like that: a gem. Between Sorrento and Amalfi stands what is one of the most beautiful towns in the world. Renowned in every corner of the globe, it is to be included in the list of cities to visit.
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Italy is ready to welcome vaccinated tourists — and it's aiming to do so before the rest of the European Union. Following Tuesday's Group of 20 (G20) meeting of tourism ministers, Italian prime minister Mario Draghi announced that the country will be introducing a pass to allow in visitors who meet the criteria in a few weeks.
Is it safe for travelers to visit Italy?
Originally, only northern Italy, particularly the region of Lombardy, had been deemed a "red zone" for the virus and placed under unprecedented restrictions.
But on March 9, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte took the extraordinary step of putting the entire country on lockdown as the number of cases nationwide continued to grow.
"All the measure of the red zones are now extended to all of the national territory," Conte said in a press briefing.
Museums, archaeological sites, schools and universities are closed, while all major public events and religious ceremonies -- including weddings and funerals -- are canceled.
These restrictions will be in place until at least April 3.
News Credit: https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/is-it-safe-for-travelers-to-visit-italy/index.html
'Everything will be all right': message of hope spreads in Italy
Slogan ‘andrà tutto bene’ goes viral as the country deals with Europe’s worst Covid-19 outbreak
Italy’s mortality rate in the outbreak, about 3.5 percent, is not much above the global average of 3.4 percent reported by the World Health Organization. But the virus is taking a disproportionate toll on the elderly in Italy, which has the oldest population in Europe, and the second-oldest in the world after Japan.
News Credit:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/04/world/europe/coronavirus-italy-elderly.html
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