Ravello is a gem perched high above the Amalfi Coast. With fewer crowds and panoramic terraces, it’s a tranquil haven for culture seekers and couples. The historic Villa Rufolo, dating back to the 13th century, merges Moorish architecture with unforgettable gardens, offering jaw-dropping views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Its flower-lined terraces host open-air concerts during the celebrated Ravello Festival, creating a magical atmosphere under the stars. Nearby, narrow lanes lead to quaint cafés, local boutiques, and the 11th-century Duomo. Thanks to its lofty perch, Ravello remains a peaceful escape from the bustling coastal towns, promising history, art, and breathtaking panoramas.
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