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By Car.
From
the North. Take the autostrada del Sole to Naples and
follow the signs for Salerno-Reggio Calabria motorway, which
you take as far as the Castellammare di Stabia exit; from there,
follow the signs for Positano.
From the South. Take either route SS.163
Amalfitana or the Salerno Naples motorway to Castellammare di
Stabia, as above.
By Train.
The most convenient railway station in Naples is that of Napoli
Centrale, at Piazza Garibaldi, where on a lower level you can
get a Circumvesuviana local train to Sorrento; buses for Positano
leave from the square in front of Circumvesuviana station at
Sorrento.
By Plane.
If you arrive at Naples Capodichino airport, take a taxi or
bus to Circumvesuviana station, as above.
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| Sea distance |
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| 300 meters |
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| Nearest attractions |
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| Emeraldo Grotto Km 11 |
Herculaneum Km 31 |
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| Sorrento Km 14 |
Naples Km 50 |
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| Amalfi Km 16 |
Paestum Km 73 |
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| Ravello Km 20 |
Capri Miles 9 |
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| Pompeii Km 28 |
Ischia Miles 39 |
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| To visit and to know |
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To visit. The Church
of Santa Maria Assunta built in the XIII century, which his
dome is completely in majolica. We can see, on the major altar,
a Byzantine icon of the Black Madonna with a child, which legend
say that came to Positano, on the wave of the sea. A good idea
is to visit, by boat, the isles of “li Galli”, too.
To know. Positano is synonymous of summer fashion.
Its boutiques made every summer, thousands of dresses in cotton,
silk, linen. The fantasy and the geniality of their creations,
which colours are very simple like the green emerald, the white
and the yellow, always suggest the summer fashion. |
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Positano,
a small town between Sorrento and Salerno with a population of 3.700
inhabitants, is a town situated on the sea but locaded also in the
mountains which takes pride in offering 10 different beaches, and
of more than one hundred local fashion shops and workshops. Positano
can rightfully be called one of the most picturesque towns on the
Campania coast. Tidily lined up on the terraces sloping down towards
the blue sea, are the typical Moorish style white and pink houses.
