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.
Browsing: Culture
A journey through traditions, history and timeless beauty. In this section of the blog we explore the authentic soul of the Amalfi Coast: from ancient sea legends to religious rites, from local craftsmanship to popular music, up to the Arab and Byzantine influences that can still be felt in the alleys of its villages. Discover the stories, characters and customs that make this UNESCO heritage land unique.
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 one of those places on the Amalfi Coast where art feels deeply connected to everyday life. Here, the landscape is not just a backdrop but an active presence: the changing light, the sea below, and the vertical architecture of the village continuously shape the creative process.
Featuring Praiano in the Art & Culture section means telling a more intimate story of the coast — one rooted in artistic practice, cultural continuity, and a strong sense of place
The Amalfi Coast is not only famed for its breathtaking vistas, charming coastal villages, and vibrant history it is also a haven for exquisite ceramic art. Here, tradition meets vibrant creativity, and each piece tells a story of artistry, passion, and a deep respect for time-honored techniques.
The vibrant display of fireworks in Positano on August 15th finds its roots in a rich tapestry of historical, cultural, and religious traditions. This celebration, held during Ferragosto, is a fusion of ancient customs and modern festivity, marking a day of deep significance for both the local community and visitors from around the world.
Along the stunning vistas of Southern Italy, the Amalfi Historical Regatta is a vibrant celebration of centuries of maritime heritage and cultural resilience. For cultural tourists drawn to history and traditional festivities, this renowned event provides a unique insight into the rich traditions of the Amalfi Coast.
The Convent of San Domenico in Praiano is a significant 17th-century monument reflecting religious devotion, cultural exchange, and artistic expression. It showcases the architectural ingenuity and spirituality of the era, offering insights into its importance in the region. This article explores its architectural features, religious significance, and cultural role, providing an in-depth analysis for enthusiasts.