This page offers a selection of thematic itineraries to discover Salerno, ranging from ancient history to modern architecture. The routes guide visitors through the sites of the Salerno Medical School, Norman landmarks, and the enchanting installations of Luci d’Artista. It is the perfect tool for planning an immersive visit through the city’s artistic, religious, and natural heritage.
To fully experience the suggestive atmosphere of Salerno during the Luci d’Artista period, it’s recommended to start the route from…
Explore the world on two wheels with ASD Bike Lab. The association offers unforgettable cycle tourism experiences, promoting sustainable and…
The city of Salerno offers residents and visitors several opportunities to go hiking and enjoy outdoor activities. In particular, Salerno…
In the Fornelle district, an ancient medieval quarter once inhabited by the people of Amalfi, a street art project dedicated…
The Grand Tour, the journey of formation of young intellectuals and European artists in Italy, the cradle of civilization and…
To visit the places of the Medici School go to the rooms of the Cathedral where he also taught St….
With the 1993 election of Mayor De Luca, Salerno aims at modernity and proposes a new idea of tourism thanks…
After the Unification of Italy Salerno finds a new vigor, built in the first decades of the century. The Teatro…
After the difficult post-war period and the flood of 1954 Salerno became the protagonist of a wide immigration phenomenon that…
In the second half of 1500, thanks to Ferrante Sanseverino, Salerno becomes a collection point of the greatest doctors and…
Under the guidance of Roberto the Guiscardo Salerno becomes the capital of a principality that includes almost all the Mezzogiorno…
In the course of the 13th century Salerno loses importance because of the increasing hegemony of the nearby Naples, but…
The Lombard Prince Arechi II gives new luster to the city of Salerno making it an autonomous principality from Benevento…
The first news of the oldest nucleus of the city dates back to the 8th century BC, most probably as…
