Positano is a municipality in the province of Salerno, in the Campania region of Italy, about 10 kilometers east of Sorrento. It is located on the Sorrento Peninsula, on the northern shore of the Gulf of Salerno. The municipality has approximately 4,000 inhabitants, and its area is 8.65 square kilometers.
Positano is one of the most beautiful villages on the Amalfi Coast, and the Amalfi Coast is often considered the most beautiful coast in the world. There are incredibly beautiful landscapes, beautiful beaches and lots of restaurants here. At first glance, it looks like Positano is a 25-story village by the blue Mediterranean. The houses seem to hang tightly on the steep cliffs, and the view is incredibly attractive.
Positano is considered one of the most beautiful villages on the coast, and if you've ever driven along these winding roads with breathtaking views of dramatic mountains and clear blue waters, you'll agree. The author John Steinbech has described the beauty of Positano like this: "It's a dream place that feels real when you're there, but never forgotten when you leave." The trip to Positano is sure to be memorable.
In Positano, the beach is located in the middle of the city center, great landscapes open up from several blocks, because the village rises up along a steep cliff. As you wander along the small alleys of Positano, you can feel the atmosphere where Lawrence, Gorky, Ibsen and many other writers got their inspiration and searched for the right words while walking here.
Culture has an important place in the city's history, and this is clearly visible even today. In the summer, Positano hosts several art exhibitions, and dance competitions are also organized here. The city is also known for its diverse restaurant offering, and here you should try fresh fish. Appetizers are often served with delicious snacks such as stuffed olives, sweet figs and citrus fruits, which are eaten seasoned with sugar.
