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About RavelloRavello was founded by the Roman aristocracy, and soon became a very wealthy and powerful town between the 10th and 13th centuries. Ravello, like Amalfi, owed its prosperity to extensive commerce throughout the Mediterranean, and to its strong textile industry (wool and cotton). The wonderful sunny climate and great views have charmed the likes of Wagner, DH Lawrence and Boccaccio in the past and each summer the town maintains a well balanced program of musical and cultural events.
Why Ravello + Views, gardens, fresh mountain air
+ Away from the madding crowds
+ Ravello attracts travellers with a special regard for culture and the arts
To do in Ravello- Visit the villa and gardens of William Bechett's Villa Cimbrone
- Visit the Moorish Villa Rufolo with its glorious semi-tropical gardens
- Visit the Cathedral (Duomo) of Saint Pataleone in Ravello
- Walk the Path of Infinity
- Read a book under a tree in one of the many panoramic natural balconies
- Admire the view from a comfortable rental villa or apartment with self-catering facilities
To do further afield- Walk to some of the nearby villages of Pontoni or Scala
- Take a bus down to Amalfi, or further afield to Positano, Praiano
- From Amalfi, take a boat trip to Capri
- Take a day trip to Pompei, Herculaneum or Oplontis
Villa rental holidaysBrowse our selection of villas and self-catering accommodation for rent in this or a nearby locality in Italy. Our advisers have first hand knowledge of the areas and villas and are backed up by our network of local area managers who are on hand during your vacation.
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