Best Things To Do in Ravello, Italy

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PLACES TO SEE

  • Villa Cimbrone Gardens: An old farmhouse turned into a magnificent palace is one of the top attractions in Ravello. This place got its transformation with the initiatives taken by Lord Grimthorpe around 20th century. Apart from the villa, presently a luxury hotel, the gardens around it are talk of the town and are frequented by locals and visitors alike.
  • Villa Rufolo: In close proximity to Duomo di Ravello, this 13th Century villa was built for Rufolo and his bloodline. Apart from its architecture, this villa is famous for its gardens and stunning views from various look out points. Often regarded as a timeless treasure, villa has been frequented by artists like Boccaccio and Wagner.
  • Duomo di Ravello: Situated in city centre, this ancient Church has undergone many a makeovers in order to preserve and maintain it for generations to come. However, one can still see elements of ancient architecture in its bronze door along with its exterior constructed in the late 1500s.
  • La Rondinaia: Mere 18 minutes journey from Ravello is the home of a famous American author – Gore Vidal. During the tour, visitors will see various objects, furniture and artefacts. Views from the Villa are awe-inspiring and feels nothing short of a glimpse of a heaven!
  • Chiesa di San Giovanni Del Toro: After multiple restoration projects, this beautiful Church, built on the orders given by Dukes of Amalfi, still stands tall on the hill, from which it gets its name – Il Toro. Interior of the museum is beautiful and is decorated with 13th century frescoes.

THINGS TO DO

Shopping:

  • La Bottega delle Arti: Best shopping place in Ravello, maybe even in Amalfi coast, to find and buy the best of varied handmade products.
  • Profumi della Costiera – Buy limoncello: An Italian liqueur made with fresh local lemons – for yourself and loved ones.
  • Medea: Get your hands on handmade artefacts here. Due to the detailed work done by the artists, some of the objects might cost a lot, but it’s totally worth it!

Nightlife:

  • Club Le Mosaique: As the name suggests, mosaics play a very integral part in the scheme of decoration of this club. A relatively new club in the town, it never has a dull moment whether it is music, food or drinks!

Below we have a list of things to do in Ravello and the places where you want to spend the best moments of your trip. At the same time, the city offers you the best neighborhoods to explore and new foods to try.

This list should help you in deciding and prioritizing what you should plan on your Ravello getaway. Find a mix of must-see tourist spots, underrated local hangouts, and maybe even a few new experiences you can try out.

Make the most of your trip to Ravello with confidence.

Tourist Attractions in Ravello

Here is the list of things to do in Ravello and tourist attractions in city.

  1. Villa Cimbrone Gardens

    4.7 (4790 Votes)
    Villa Cimbrone Gardens
    An old farmhouse turned into a magnificent palace is one of the top attractions in Ravello. This place got its transformation with the initiatives taken by Lord Grimthorpe around 20th century. Apart from the villa, presently a luxury hotel, the gardens around it are talk of the town and are frequented by locals and visitors alike. Well-manicured garden is adorned with various colorful flowers, ...Read more
  2. Villa Rufolo

    4.6 (2680 Votes)
    Villa Rufolo

    Art And Culture, View Point

    Villa Rufolo is the historical and cultural center of Ravello, which happens to be a small town in Italy. For lovers of art and architecture, this is a true paradise built in the 13th century. The beautiful Gardens of the Sea overlooking the coastline are sure to mesmerize one and all with their timeless beauty. A museum and church tower decorated with magnificent murals and paintings, are open...Read more
  3. Ravello - Atrani Walk
    One of the oldest routes that was in use even in early 1900s when the road was not constructed and was used frequently by the locals to get to the neighbouring cities. The walk, although a bit strenuous, is quite scenic and offers the visitors breath-taking views of the cities and endless sea. Get on to via Roma and walk until you arrive at Church of Santa Maria. Take the left and follow the ro...Read more
  4. Ceramiche D' Arte

    4.3 (187 Votes)
    Ceramiche D' Arte
    One of the best places in Ravello to shop for beautiful handmade ceramic products. Manufacturing masterpieces since 30 years now, they have been frequented by celebrities and commoners alike. It also makes a perfect place to buy gifts and souvenirs for the loved ones. A must visit while in Ravello.
  5. Villa La Rondinaia
    Mere 18 minutes journey from Ravello is the home of a famous American author – Gore Vidal. It was sold by him and the rumours are that it will soon be turned into a seven star hotel and be made open to public. Presently, a tour of the villa is possible during few months in a year. During the tour, visitors will see various objects, furniture and artefacts. Views from the Villa are awe-ins...Read more
  6. Chiesa Di San Giovanni Del Toro
    After multiple restoration projects, this beautiful Church, built on the orders given by Dukes of Amalfi, still stands tall on the hill, from which it gets its name – Il Toro. Interior of the museum is beautiful and is decorated with 13th century frescoes.
  7. Museo Del Corallo Or Coral Museum
    Founded in 1986 by Giorgio Filocamo with the intent of ensuring that the precious collection of elite families are preserved. Museum has on display various exhibits made out of coral that date back from Roman times. Some of the items worth noting – rosaries, necklaces, coral square, carved cameos and paintings made by artists around 15th century. It’s amazing to see these preserved ...Read more
  8. Monastero Di Santa Chiara

    4.4 (35 Votes)
    Monastero Di Santa Chiara
    Visit this ancient monastery while in Ravello – take notice of majolica flooring, its matronaeum and an ancient carriage that was used to deliver food to the nuns staying at the monastery. Monastery is open to public only on Sundays for morning service. Plan your visit accordingly in order to take a look at this simple yet beautiful monastery.
  9. The Annunziata Historic Building

    View Point, Historical Site, Nature

    Get a taste of ancient Italian history and culture when you visit the Annunziata Historic Building. This building has a great historical significance. Built in 1218 by the Fusco Noble family, it was purchased by the famous Scottish botanist Sir Nevile Reid who restored the building and cultivated many rare plants in its vicinity. Presently, the building is famous for its music festival and the...Read more
  10. Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer

    4 (448 Votes)
    Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer
    Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium will mesmerize you completely with its architecture and design. Built by the famous Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, the auditorium is one of its kind. The acoustics are great, and the gorgeous views of the coast will keep you awestruck. The seats have been arranged in such a manner so as to give an unobstructed view to the spectators. Oscar Niemeyer Auditorium is a...Read more
  11. Duomo Di Ravello

    4.6 (1159 Votes)
    Duomo Di Ravello
    Situated in city centre, this ancient Church has undergone many a makeovers in order to preserve and maintain it for generations to come. However, one can still see elements of ancient architecture in its bronze door along with its exterior constructed in the late 1500s. While at the Church, do take some time to visit the museum that has on display various antique religious object d art.
  12. Ravello

    4.6 (11 Votes)
    84010 Ravello, Province of Salerno, Italy
    Station
  13. Comune Di Minori

    4
    Piazza G. Cantilena, ., 84010 Minori SA, Italy
    Hall
  14. Antiquarium - Villa Maritima

    Via Capo di Piazza 28
  15. Ravello Art Center

    4.8 (2 Votes)
    1, Via Gradillo, 84010 Ravello SA, Italy