Ravello is high atop a promontory and considered one of the most romantic locations of the Costiera.

Villa Rufolo has old buildings and gardens which inspired D.H. Lawrencero write "Lady Chatterley's Lover". Walking around you will notice the influence of Moorish architecture, gardens, palaces, churches and views of the sea. Very much the powerful view from Villa Cimbrone. It is a 15 minute walk from the centre of town.

Take the walk from Ravello to-Minori and then a bus back to the hotel. Wind your way down the 2,000 plus stairs down to the sea. Walk between cottages, stone archways, fields hanging on terraces of the step cliffs above the sea. It is steep so you want to make the walk down.

In Minori,try its gastronomic delicacy of eggplant made with chocolate (melanzane alla cioccolata). Fried eggplant covered with chocolate, sugar crystals and ground almonds. Maybe you should walk back.

The Cathedral is romanesque, a XVIII century facade and bronze door made by Barisano da Trani (1179). Inside: remarkable pulpit made by Niccolò da Foggia (1272) and a small ambo (1130).

Villa Rufolo dates back to the XII century. There are towers, dining room, waiting room, enchanting moorish cloister. The famous music festival is held in the Villa each July.