Ravello is a charming town on the Amalfi Coast placed in a wonderful position at 365 meters above the sea level. Since its origin, it fascinated “rich men and industrious merchants” (as mentioned in the forth novel of the second day of the famous Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio).
Today, Ravello represents one of the favourite destinations of artists and personalities, who are attracted by its cultural fascination and the architectural harmony of its famous Villas. In 1996, it was proclaimed World Heritage site and it is well known all over the world thanks to the inestimable worth of its monuments and the magic of its enchanted landscapes.