Praiano is among the most beautiful and scenic towns on the Amalfi Coast, and yet unfairly unknown. The town of just over 2000 inhabitants features thirteen churches, dating from the 15th to 18th century, all with numerous original frescoes. Recently praised by the New York Times as a destination that “must be savored at a slow pace”, Praiano is home to the NaturArte Project, a free public contemporary art gallery of about 150 pieces scattered along 8 walking itineraries. Here you can enjoy the narrow streets, the timeless atmosphere of a fishing village with a modern vibe, the characteristic steps that you find along the Amalfi Coast and its magnificent seaside colors at sunset.
Praiano is among the most beautiful and scenic towns on the Amalfi Coast, and yet unfairly unknown. The town of just over 2000 inhabitants features thirteen churches, dating from the 15th to 18th century, all with numerous original frescoes. Recently praised by the New York Times as a destination that “must be savored at a slow pace”, Praiano is home to the NaturArte Project, a free public contemporary art gallery of about 150 pieces scattered along 8 walking itineraries. Here you can enjoy the narrow streets, the timeless atmosphere of a fishing village with a modern vibe, the characteristic steps that you find along the Amalfi Coast and its magnificent seaside colors at sunset.