About this tour
A guided walk through Amalfi's hilltop quarters and down to the seafront cathedral, then across to the adjoining village of Atrani. You'll explore the 9th-century Cathedral of Sant'Andrea's interior, wander Atrani's tight lanes and piazzas, then finish with lemon pastry at a local bakery. Two to three hours on foot with a guide; photos included.
Highlights
- Cathedral of Sant'Andrea with its bronze doors and cloister
- Hillside vistas over the Amalfi Coast
- Atrani's car-free streets and whitewashed terraces
- Lemon delight pastry tasting at Panza
- Guided navigation without the tourist crush
What to expect
You'll start near Piazza Flavio Gioia and climb into Amalfi's upper quarters before descending to the cathedral square. Inside Sant'Andrea, expect Byzantine doors, a marble interior, and the cloister. From there it's a one-kilometre stroll into Atrani—quieter and more residential than its neighbour. Narrow alleys, family washing lines, genuine village rhythm. The final stop is a working bakery where you can sample their signature lemon cake. Bring cash for the pastry.
Good to know
Wear comfortable walking shoes—steep hills and uneven pavements. The cathedral entrance fee isn't included; pastry is separate. Prams and strollers are manageable on main streets but tricky in Atrani's narrower passages. Public transport nearby if you need it.
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