Milano Art Gallery is a new contemporary art gallery in Praiano on the Amalfi Coast, home to the Orizzonte Praiano project: local ceramics, paintings, jewellery, workshops and changing exhibitions.
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The Equalizer 3 was filmed on the Amalfi Coast, in the village of Atrani (the fictional Altamonte). A complete guide to the real filming locations and how to visit them.
Praiano is the Amalfi Coast town most visitors drive straight through — and the one worth stopping for. From a full day at La Gavitella beach to boats from Marina di Praia, hands-on cooking classes, the Path of the Gods and the finest sunset on the coast, here are the best things to do in Praiano, seen from a local point of view.
It’s the question we hear more than almost any other: Praiano vs Positano — which one should you choose? Both sit side by side on the Amalfi Coast, barely ten minutes apart, yet they offer two very different holidays.
There is a moment, just as the lift doors open and the terrace of La Gavitella unfolds before you, when the Amalfi Coast reveals itself in a single, breathtaking frame. The sea is the colour of hammered pewter in the morning, cobalt by midday, molten bronze at dusk. The cliffs of Praiano drop away on either side with the vertical nonchalance of a place that has never needed to perform. And at a table on that terrace, with the smell of salt and grilled fish drifting from the kitchen, you understand immediately why this place has drawn devoted visitors for…
The best Amalfi Coast recipes you can make at home are not complicated affairs requiring professional training — they are simple celebrations of extraordinary ingredients, passed down through generations of fishermen, farmers, and grandmothers who understood that the greatest luxury is freshness.
Discover migliaccio praianese, the savory Carnival pasta cake from Praiano on the Amalfi Coast. Medieval origins, authentic recipe with salsiccia affumicata, and the traditions of Martedi Grasso.
How to Visit Capri..There is a version of the Amalfi Coast that exists only from the sea. Not the version you see from the SS163 — that road’s views are extraordinary and well-documented — but the other one: the underside of the cliffs, the mouths of sea caves that appear between headlands without warning, the fiordi carved so deep into the rock that the light inside them changes colour.
There is a version of the Amalfi Coast that exists only from the sea. Not the version you see from the SS163 — that road’s views are extraordinary and well-documented — but the other one: the underside of the cliffs, the mouths of sea caves that appear between headlands without warning, the fiordi carved so deep into the rock that the light inside them changes colour.
The Amalfi Coast is one of those places that almost no one regrets visiting. And yet, in twenty years of watching travellers arrive and depart along the SS163, the same patterns repeat themselves with the reliability of the tides.