Ravello is one of the most famous places in Italy. It is in an enchanting position on the Southern side of the Sorrento peninsula. Many houses at Ravello were built in the Sicilian Moorisch style because the town had close commercial contracts with Sicily and the Middle East during its richest period between the 11th and 13th centuries. Villa Rufolo is one of this buildings. The Villa is famous for its splendid view of the Amalfi coast and the splendid garden (see photo): a miscellany of scent and colours in an unforgettable scenario.
In the Ravello Cathedral some of the most interesting artistic treasures on the Amalfi coast are kept, including the richly chiselled bronze door and the fantastic pulpit. The Pulpit (see photo) was designed by Nicolò di Bartolomeo in the thirteenth century. As regards the bronze door, it was donated by the patrician of Ravello named Sergio Muscettola in 1179 and it is a work of great historic and artistic interest.

Naples	Ravello	Sorrento
Capri		Pompeii
Herculaneum		Positano
Amalfi		Mount Vesuvius