Historic Churches and Religious Sites
Amalfi’s religious landscape is anchored by the 9th-century Duomo di Sant'Andrea, an Arab-Norman cathedral noted for its Byzantine bronze doors and grand staircase. The surrounding hamlets, including Pogerola and Vettica Minore, house historic parish churches that reflect the region's medieval maritime heritage. These sites, such as the Church of the Nativity with its traditional majolica-tiled dome, offer insight into the local architectural styles and centuries-old religious traditions of the Amalfi Coast.
A Amalfi Cathedral
Amalfi Cathedral is a medieval Roman Catholic cathedral in the Piazza del Duomo, Amalfi, Italy.
Chiesa di Santa Marina
A 12th-century church located in the hilltop hamlet of Pogerola, overlooking the Amalfi coastline.
Madonna Delle Grazie o Del Latte
A small religious site in the Pogerola district dedicated to the Madonna of the Graces.
Chiesa della Natività di Santa Maria Vergine
A 16th-century parish church in Vettica Minore featuring a distinctive majolica-tiled dome.
Chiesa di San Pietro Apostolo
The parish church of the Tovere district, serving one of Amalfi's most remote hilltop hamlets.
Chiesa di Fuondi
Historic church situated in the upper valley area of Amalfi near the old paper mills.
Cappella Santa Lucia
A small chapel located along the historic pedestrian paths connecting Amalfi's coastal hamlets.
San Giovanni
A local church situated in the mountainous terrain above the main town center.
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