Natural landscapes, history, culture, craftsmanship and culinary art come together in a true identity of beauty: the Amalfi Coast. A Unesco World Heritage Site since 1997, the Amalfi Coast is recognised as having the primacy of blending the western art of the Holy Roman Empire of the West with the sacred art of the Holy Roman Empire of the East. A crossroads for maritime traffic during the early Middle Ages, the area was the trading point for ships coming from Constantinople (today Istanbul) and Rome. A point of intersection of the two vast empires, the Coast has known several invasions and many dominations; hence its artistic blend of classical and Byzantine art that have merged into something unique and never seen before, designed in this coastal strip worthy. Majolica, handicrafts, spices, contaminated classical architecture that smells of the Orient and breathtaking views overlooking the sea; they will characterise your not-to-be-missed experience on the Amalfi Coast.
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