Ravello, a charming village perched on the clifftops of the Amalfi Coast, was founded by the Romans in the sixth century. This idyllic town offers breathtaking sea views and is home to historic villas and lush gardens. Villa Rufolo, with its stunning beauty, inspired German composer Richard Wagner to create new music, while Villa Cimbrone is renowned for its panoramic gardens. Today, visitors can explore these elegant estates and enjoy a serene escape from the bustling coastal crowds.
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