* Of course, the most beautiful Amalfi coast is the pearl of southern Italy. TOP 10 most visited corners of Italy. The Riviera stretches smoothly at the foot of the Monte Lattari National Park between Sorrento and Salerno. And the smells of artists' paints and lemons give a special "trail" and zest to the towns. Olive groves and grape orchards already existed at the time of the prosperity of the Amalfi Republic. • Departure from Naples or by appointment with a visit to the lemon-orange Sorrento. • Stop at the observation decks where the city itself is located at the foot of the cliffs along the Tyrrhenian Gulf. • Tasting of local limoncello is optional, as Sorrento is one of the best producers of the elixir of "health". Positano is the most beautiful and elite town of the riviera, a place of inspiration and contemplation, a 1—hour stop optional. • Ceramics workshops, art galleries. One of the most striking viewing platforms, the Gallery of Artists, offers views of the Lee Galli Archipelago or Dolphin Island. • Watchtowers are well preserved on the coast as a cultural heritage of the Amalfi Republic, stops. • Continue the tour through Praiano, Furore or the miniature coast Fjord. Amalfi, stop for up to 1 hour St. Andrew's Cathedral in Norman-Byzantine architecture in Gothic elements with rich interior decoration is a worthy cultural heritage of the region. • Then we climb into the mountains, the town of Ravello, the 13th-century Rufolo or Cimbrone villas with stunning year-round tiered terraced gardens, where time has stopped turning back: the sun and nature, tradition and prestige, masterpieces of architecture and art frame the villas that create timeless patterns. • We descend again to the coast of the towns of Minori and Maiori from the longest embankment, stopping at the famous coffee house Sal De Riso with masterpieces of confectionery by the sea. • Then the towns of Cetara and Vietri sul Mare.