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Trieste seafront
The Lungomare Trieste is a pleasant 2 km walk that connects the Port of Salerno to the Santa Teresa beach, the closest to the historic center and the most popular in the city (Get directions). The route is characterized by very tall palm trees and historic buildings on one side and the beautiful sea of the Amalfi Coast on the other, all embellished with well-kept flowerbeds and stairs and walkways that lead directly to the beach, convenient especially during the summer but also in winter if you wish to stop and admire the view of the gulf surrounded by mountains.
Salerno is a city with a medieval imprint but which always remains in step with the times, furthermore located in the timeless context of the Amalfi Coast. There are many things to see, both historical and modern, it also offers an excellent culinary offering and a vast choice of evening venues. We assure you that visiting it is a real pleasure! Here is more information about Salerno: what to see, where to eat and what to do in the evening.
Christmas in Salerno
the city of Salerno is not just sea, summer and fun but.....
The "Artist's Lights" in Salerno are an extraordinary event that transforms the city into a magical world of lights, colors and art. Here is a description of this incredible show:
Illuminated Magic: Every year, from mid-November to the end of January, Salerno is transformed into a fairytale place thanks to the "Artist's Lights". This light festival, one of the largest in Europe, brings a new dimension to the city, creating a magical and immersive atmosphere.
Light Installations: The central element of Luci d'Artista are the extraordinary light installations created by international and local artists. These luminous works of art are scattered throughout the historic center of Salerno, transforming the most evocative corners into enchanting settings. The installations range from Christmas tradition to contemporary art, with themes that vary from year to year.
Iconic Works: Among the most iconic works there are enormous luminous Christmas trees that reflect in the water of the port, scenography with thousands of colored lights that create three-dimensional effects, and even light projections on historic buildings, transforming them into giant canvases for frescoes digital.
Festive Atmosphere: The Luci d'Artista transform Salerno into a place of celebration. The streets fill with visitors fascinated by the luminous works of art, while shops and restaurants offer local specialties to delight the senses. Music and live performances add further charm to the atmosphere.
Tradition and Innovation: This festival is a perfect combination of tradition and innovation. Italian Christmas traditions mix with contemporary art, creating a unique fusion of cultures and experiences.
International Attraction: The Luci d'Artista of Salerno has gained international fame, attracting visitors from all over the world. It is an experience that will enchant both young and old, families and solo travellers.
A Hymn to Beauty: In a world where beauty is often sought in the simplicity and essence of things, the Luci d'Artista of Salerno are a hymn to the beauty that can emerge from art, light and human creativity.
In short, the Luci d'Artista in Salerno is an extraordinary experience that will transport you to a world of enchantment and wonder. It is a demonstration of how art and light can transform a city into a place of magic and wonder.
Fornelle district and alleys of poetry
In the historic centre, in the Fornelle district, there is a street art route through alleys and stairways punctuated by verses. They are the alleys of poetry, suggestive, colourful, exciting. Many of the poems are by Alfonso Gatto, a twentieth-century poet born in Salerno, but there are also poems and verses by more or less well-known artists (even Jim Morrison). In particular, some are written on the ceiling of underpasses in a circular manner, so that to read them you have to turn around, causing a strong dizziness!
It is located along Via Portacatena, from there some alleys develop including Vicolo S. Trofimena, reachable on foot from any point of the historic center
