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Perched high on the hills of the Amalfi Coast, the small town of Ravello has long attracted celebrity visitors such as Greta Garbo, Winston Churchill and Jacqueline Kennedy, who were all drawn by its peace and seclusion, its magnificent villas and gardens and its stunning views. A picturesque retreat from the everyday world, ideal for weddings and romantic getaways, Ravello is also a handy pied-a-terre from which to explore Amalfi, Sorrento and the other jewels of Southern Italy. When you book through Hotels.com, you'll be able to take your pick from over 60 Ravello hotels. Whether you're after a relaxing break, somewhere to stop off for a few days or something more special, our ratings system, search filters and user reviews will help you find a place to stay in Ravello that will live up to your expectations.
What's Ravello Like?
The highlight of a stay in one of our Ravello hotels will undoubtedly be a visit to the gardens of the Villa Cimbrone and the Villa Rufolo. In the grounds of the Villa Cimbrone you'll find enchanting fountains and pavilions, as well as the Belvedere of Infinity, a clifftop terrace which offers what Gore Vidal described as 'the most beautiful view in the world.' Meanwhile, with its mysterious cloisters and creep-covered towers, the garden of the 13th century Villa Rufolo was one of the inspirations for Richard Wagner's opera 'Parsifal'. Also not to be missed is the Piazza Duomo, the town's main square; the Cathedral, with its bronze doors decorated with figures in relief; the church of San Giovanni del Toro, with its 14th century frescos; and the Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer, a modern concert hall and exhibition space.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Ravello
To really be in tune with your surroundings during your stay in one of our Ravello hotels, it's worth cultivating an interest in classical music. Throughout the summer months, with the International Piano Festival and Chamber Music Weeks, music lovers are treated to a stream of concerts and recitals, and no visit to the town is complete without attending one of the open-air concerts in the gardens of the Villa Rufolo organized by the Ravello Concert Society. The region is also famous for its 'sfusato amalfitano', oversized lemons which are used in the production of the local liqueur, limoncello - try a glass after a meal as a digestif. In addition, you might like to sample some of the tasty local mozzarella and provola. For hotels rooms in Ravello, check out the Hotels.com website, where the Amalfi Coast is only a few clicks away.
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Perched high on the hills of the Amalfi Coast, the small town of Ravello has long attracted celebrity visitors such as Greta Garbo, Winston Churchill and Jacqueline Kennedy, who were all drawn by its peace and seclusion, its magnificent villas and gardens and its stunning views. A picturesque retreat from the everyday world, ideal for weddings and romantic getaways, Ravello is also a handy pied-a-terre from which to explore Amalfi, Sorrento and the other jewels of Southern Italy. When you book through Hotels.com, you'll be able to take your pick from over 60 Ravello hotels. Whether you're after a relaxing break, somewhere to stop off for a few days or something more special, our ratings system, search filters and user reviews will help you find a place to stay in Ravello that will live up to your expectations.
What's Ravello Like?
The highlight of a stay in one of our Ravello hotels will undoubtedly be a visit to the gardens of the Villa Cimbrone and the Villa Rufolo. In the grounds of the Villa Cimbrone you'll find enchanting fountains and pavilions, as well as the Belvedere of Infinity, a clifftop terrace which offers what Gore Vidal described as 'the most beautiful view in the world.' Meanwhile, with its mysterious cloisters and creep-covered towers, the garden of the 13th century Villa Rufolo was one of the inspirations for Richard Wagner's opera 'Parsifal'. Also not to be missed is the Piazza Duomo, the town's main square; the Cathedral, with its bronze doors decorated with figures in relief; the church of San Giovanni del Toro, with its 14th century frescos; and the Auditorium Oscar Niemeyer, a modern concert hall and exhibition space.
Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Ravello
To really be in tune with your surroundings during your stay in one of our Ravello hotels, it's worth cultivating an interest in classical music. Throughout the summer months, with the International Piano Festival and Chamber Music Weeks, music lovers are treated to a stream of concerts and recitals, and no visit to the town is complete without attending one of the open-air concerts in the gardens of the Villa Rufolo organized by the Ravello Concert Society. The region is also famous for its 'sfusato amalfitano', oversized lemons which are used in the production of the local liqueur, limoncello - try a glass after a meal as a digestif. In addition, you might like to sample some of the tasty local mozzarella and provola. For hotels rooms in Ravello, check out the Hotels.com website, where the Amalfi Coast is only a few clicks away.
Other popular destinations in Italy:Bergamo Hotels
Amalfi Hotels
Taormina Hotels
Capri Island Hotels
Turin Hotels
Palermo Hotels
Rimini Hotels
Ischia Hotels
Catania Hotels
Alghero Hotels
Olbia Hotels
Syracuse Hotels
Salerno Hotels
Sicily Hotels
Bari Hotels
