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Travel InformationSalerno (for Pompeii and Amalfi Coast) cruises, Italy
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What's great about Salerno (for Pompeii and Amalfi Coast) cruises?
Salerno’s a humble city with a big claim to fame. It’s the eastern gateway to the Amalfi Coast – one of Italy’s most beautiful regions. It’s got a historic heart, where Medieval churches and museums mingle with tea houses, art galleries and pizzerias. Plus, down by the seafront, there’s a pristine promenade, broken up by palm-filled parks, piazzas and a lido.
- Step inside Salerno Cathedral. It’s a modest-looking place from the outside, with a crypt where tourists marvel at fancy frescoes on the vaulted ceiling.
- Board a boat to Amalfi. It’ll take about an hour to reach this pastel-painted town, but it’s as much about the journey as the destination. Grab a window seat to see what we mean…
- Stand in the rubble of one of the world’s most famous volcanic eruptions at Pompeii. It’s around a 30-minute drive away, and offers a frozen-in-time snapshot of Roman life.
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