Atrani
Atrani is the smallest village in southern Italy. Its area is only 0.12 km² (0.05 mi²), and the population is about 1,000 people. Atrani is located just 400 metres (1,300 ft) from Amalfi.
What to See in Atrani
The main sights in Atrani are two churches: Saint Mary Magdalene (13th century) and San Salvatore de' Birecto (10th century). Both are marked on the map at the bottom of the page.
Atrani is a small, picturesque old village with narrow streets passing between colourful houses built one above the other. Since the village is very small, every square metre is used: some squares and roads are built right on the rooftops of the houses.
Visiting this village won’t take much time, so we recommend stopping here while you are in Amalfi.
How to Get to Atrani
The easiest way is to walk from Amalfi through the tunnel or take a bus (just one stop from Amalfi).
The most beautiful view of the village is from the Torre dello Ziro, which you can reach from Amalfi (a little over one hour), and then walk down to Atrani.
Beach in Atrani
The beach in Atrani is small and divided into two parts by a small river. There are both paid and free areas on the beach.
Hotels in Atrani
Atrani is located in the very centre of the Amalfi Coast, and hotels here are a bit cheaper than in Amalfi. You can compare prices and book a hotel on this website.
On this page you can read visitor comments on all the hotels and compare them. In addition, you should consult:
Low-cost hotels in Atrani.
Romantic hotels in Atrani.
Luxury hotels in Atrani.
Map of Atrani
Map of the main tourist places in Atrani and the walking route from Amalfi through the tunnel.
