Top Salerno Walking Tours

Spend a day at the UNESCO-listed Amalfi Coast on a trip from Salerno, and discover the charms of Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello — three of the region’s must-visit towns. After a scenic journey along the cliff-hugging coastal roads, stop in Positano, then savor an alfresco pasta lunch on a restaurant terrace. Explore the streets of Amalfi at your own pace before you travel into the hills to admire the plush villas of Ravello. This small-group tour ensures personalized service.

Get an intimate look at the stunning Amalfi Coast on this day cruise from Positano. Led by an expert skipper, glide past the Emerald Grotto sea cave in Conca dei Marini, the Furore fjord, and the fishing village of Praiano, marveling at the UNESCO-listed seashore as you go. Hop off the boat for a dip or some time to snorkel, and explore the town of Ravello or Amalfi at your leisure. Numbers are limited to 12 people on this small-group tour to ensure a more personal experience.

With no train service and notoriously overcrowded buses, the Amalfi Coast can be a hassle to explore by land. Avoid the stress and delays with this boat tour from Salerno that takes in some of the most picturesque corners of the coast from the waters of the Mediterranean. Enjoy free time in Positano and Amalfi to sightsee and shop and swim breaks to cool off in the crystalline waters.

An exclusive boat trip to discover the wonderful Amalfi Coast, departing from the port of Salerno. On board, a small group of just 12 people, an experienced skipper and a hostess who will guide you during this day in which you will discover the two "pearls" of the coast: Positano and Amalfi.

Enjoy the best of the Amalfi Coast in one day with a private tour of Pompeii, Sorrento and Positano.

Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast are two must-sees, but visiting means facing the area’s challenging roads or overcrowded public transportation. Instead, enjoy these two highlights stress-free with this private driving tour that includes a flexible pickup location and time. Stop in Pompeii to explore on your own before continuing on to the Amalfi Coast. Enjoy free time in Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello plus plenty of photo ops along the drive.

Experience both the destructive and productive power of Mt. Vesuvius with this private driving tour that includes stops to visit the ruins of Pompeii and the lush vineyards on the rich volcanic slopes. Enjoy free time to explore the ancient Roman city on your own, followed by a tour of the family-run Cantina del Vesuvius winery and a three-course tasting lunch featuring five Lacryma Christi wines, olive oil, and wine vinegar.

Capri is one of the most spectacular sights along Italy’s southern coastline, but getting to the island by ferry can be time consuming. With this tour, set sail on a traditional gozzo boat from Salerno and zip across the waves to the Li Galli islets for a swim before continuing on to Capri. Skirt the coastline to take in its highlights and dock for free time to sightsee on land.

You will find a guide, a new friend, a local friend, able to make you fully experience the city of Salerno.

Explore the well-preserved Greek ruins at Paestum on this private tour. See the Doric temples, the markets, forum, and amphitheater of the ancient Greek settlement as you learn about the life of the people who lived there. After touring the site, pay a visit to the National Archeological Museum with great works of art from the Magna Greece region.

hike from Agropoli to santa maria di castellebate in Cilento. the hike is amazing cause you can see the cilento beauty

See two of southern Italy’s most popular destinations when you embark on a full-day, private tour of Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast. Meet your guide directly at the Salerno port, or at your local accommodation, and travel first to Pompeii. Upon arrival, you’ll go on an extensive tour of the sprawling archaeological site, and will learn how Mt. Vesuvius leveled the Roman city in 79 AD. Then, return to your vehicle and head to the Amalfi Coast, where you’ll have free time to explore both Ravello and Amalfi.

In the archaeological site of Paestum it is possible to admire some wonderful examples of Greek architecture, among the better preserved in Southern Italy. The best examples are the three Doric style temples: the Temple of Neptune, the Temple of Ceres and the Basilica. An expert guide will accompany visitors to discover the 2,500-year-old religious architecture, on a journey beyond the confines of time. Followed by a visit to the National Archaeological Museum of Paestum, in which the most important examples of Greek art are preserved. Inside the museum you can admire the elements that served as decoration of the temples and some of the most beautiful painted tombs of Campania. The Tomb of the Diver, kept in perfect conditions, fascinates hundreds of thousands of visitors every year.

Join us on a walking tour in the historical center of Salerno. Salernum was founded by the Romans in the 2nd century B. C. but the most important period for the city was in the middle ages. After the destruction of the Roman Empire in Italy the Lombards created a dukedom in Campania and Salerno became its capital. In this time Salerno was one of the most important cities of the Mediterrenean sea, Here was founded the first Medical School around the end of the 9th century A. D. We will go to discover the history and the architecture of the medieval time with a visit into the Cathedral of Saint Matthew, a spectacular example of Arab-Norman architecture. This church also contains a beautiful crypt in Baroque style.

Paestum is one of the most important italian archeological sites. Hear a guided tour that will take you in some of the best preserved ruins, architecture and monuments of the Greek world, such as the Temple of Poseidon (Neptune), the temple of Ceres and the Basilica dating from the 6th Century. In the museum you can admire the Tomb of the Diver, a magnificent example of a Greek painting representing a funeral banquet. The tomb depicts a young man diving into the water is considered one of the greatest archeological discoveries of the 20th century.

it's a trekking trail in the mountain which last 5 days for 110kms. the view is amazing cause we will hike all the picks of the Amalfi coast. you will have an amazing overview of the Amalfi and sorrento coast.

The Medical School of Salerno—one of the oldest and most important schools of its kind—has layers of history that visitors often don’t know much about. During this tour, you’ll visit the school’s various sites with a guide who helps you understand its past, and see Minerva's gardens and the San Lazzaro chapel. Skip-the-line admission to the school is included, saving you time waiting in the long lines that pay testament to the school's prestige.

The breathtaking landscapes that flow gradually under our feet, from the Gulf of Salerno, to the fishing villages of Cetara and Maiori, the lush Mediterranean scrub between which the path winds and finally the beautiful Sanctuary overlooking the sea of the Amalfi Coast , we will know its millenary history and many anecdotes.

Poseidonia was founded by the Greeks at the end of the 7th century BC. The name was related to the Greek god Poseidon, protector of the sea. This archaeological area is now one of the best preserved cities from the times of Greek colonization. We will go to discover the evolution of this ancient city from the Greeks to the Romans through the ruins of temples dedicated to Athena, Hera, Apollo and Zeus. In Paestum there is also an incredible National Museum that show us some of the most important artifacts of Greek and Roman times, where is possible to see the painted Tomb of the Diver, a masterpiece of 2500 years ago. Poseidonia/Paestum is a wonderfull cultural heritage protected by the UNESCO. ***The first and the third monday of every month the National Museum is closed***

Founded in Roman times, the city of Salerno has become famous during the Medieval Age, when under the control of the Lombard people. Known all around Europe for the foundation of the first University of Medical Studies – the Scuola Medica Salernitana – the city reached great importance during the XVI century, when ruled by the Powerful Sanseverino family. It is in fact in this period that Salerno becomes a cultural and artistic centre. Follow  the professional Guide into this private tour of the historical centre of the city and learn the story and the legends of one of the most interesting Medieval centre of Europe.

Immerse in the timeless rhythms of life among the hills of Salerno on this small-group culinary experience. Tour the olive groves, visit the vegetable garden, then taste extra-virgin olive oil with homemade bread. Finally, join your host to prepare a local lunch and feast on two courses with dessert, water, and your host’s own red wine. In summer, dine in the garden; in winter, relax by a roaring fire.

Salerno is a fascinating medieval city! Meet the native and top rated tour guide and start your journey back to the to roman and medieval period. You will see the most important rest of Longobardorum and Normans who dominated Salerno: the Cathedral, Santa Sofia complex, San Benedetto church, San Pietro complex, Norman Castle and Palazzo Fruscione. You will walk along the main street and square of Salerno, so you will breath everyday life and tradition of the city.

This excursion will give you the opportunity to get to know Salerno, the city of the landing of the allies and the ancient medical school. Many nominations have left important traces in the city, especially the Lombards and Normans, There is no lack of finds from the Roman era and the Cathedral is of the most significant medieval monuments in southern Italy. From the port of Salerno to the city centre in a few minutes; We will enter the historical center and visit the complex of S. Pietro a Corte and Cathedral of S. Matteo; Continue on Via Mercanti and arrive at the main street, renowned for leisure and shopping; Finally we will walk along the seafront reaching the ship at the port again.

Explore the beautiful city of Salerno on a 2.5-hour private walking tour. Visit key landmarks such as the Cathedral, the Santa Sofia complex, Palazzo Fruscione, and more as you listen to informative commentary from your guide about the town’s medieval and Norman past. Admire the picturesque scenery of this Mediterranean town and get insider tips from your guide.