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Written by (Massimiliano D'Uva), Friday, February 14, 2025 12:00:26 PM
Minori, the enchanting village of the Amalfi Coast, transforms into a haven of romance for Valentine’s Day, welcoming visitors with its timeless beauty, candlelit ambiance, and a series of special events dedicated to love. While many associate the Amalfi Coast with summer, Minori proves to be an irresistible winter destination. Far from the crowds, it offers a more intimate experience, where couples can stroll along the...
Written by (Massimiliano D'Uva), Saturday, January 25, 2025 10:49:36 AM
"What's the best time to visit the Amalfi Coast?" This is a question journalist Susy Pepe says she is often asked. Her answer? January. In a heartfelt reflection accompanied by a serene image of a quiet beach, Pepe invites readers to discover the Coast during the sunny weekdays of the first month of the year. "When everything is slow, human", she writes on her social page, "when the beach resounds with the sound of waves...
Written by (Massimiliano D'Uva), Wednesday, January 22, 2025 10:55:09 AM
In winter, Positano transforms into a place of extraordinary peace, far from the bustling tourist activity that defines it during the summer months. The streets, teeming with visitors in high season, empty out, giving way to tranquility and silence. The photographs of Pasquale Cocorullo, a local hospitality professional with a passion for photography, capture this unique atmosphere, offering a visual journey through charming...
Written by (Massimiliano D'Uva), Friday, January 3, 2025 9:20:45 AM
The Amalfi Coast is not just a summer destination but a land of extraordinary beauty and culture that deserves to be experienced year-round. With this spirit, Minori hosts the Winter Fest from January 3 to 6, 2025—the first major event of the year, embodying a vision to extend tourism beyond the summer months. "This festival is much more than an event; it's a statement of intent," said Mayor Andrea Reale during the inauguration...
