Amalfi Day Trips, Attractions Tickets

The origin of the Amalfi is not sure. The city may have originated from Latin: Melfi, a Lucan sea village abandoned by Roman people in IV century AC or maybe from Roman gens Amarfia, that lived in I century AC. A legend explained that the name comes from Amalfi, a nymph loved by Hercules who was buried there as a desire of the gods. The city is best known for its picturesque streets and a mountain-ringed setting that can be explored on foot or admired from the sea. Some popular locations in Amalfi include; Amalfi Cathedral, Villa Rufolo, Museum of Paper, Cloister del Paradisco, Grotta dello Smelrado, Ruins of Roman Villa and Antiquarium amongst others.

Tourists can explore the city's historical sites and museums on sightseeing tours and cultural and historical tours and would also enjoy spectacular views and magnificent sights of the city on walking and biking tours en route the best city pathways and viewing angles. The city’s culinary culture can also be explored on food and wine tasting tours and visitors will enjoy swimming, boat cruises and other water activities including water sports on the beaches and other beautiful water bodies in the city.

With convenient airport transfers and other city transfers, visitors will enjoy convenient rides to their destinations and can also expand their tour with visits to towns and villages outside the city on day trips and excursions. The tour agency, Tripindicator is committed to giving the best touring experiences to customers, carefully selected from tours with the best user ratings and feedback, available to customers at very affordable rates, compared to other tour agencies.