A location with a wonderful panorama and a special beauty.
Amalfi Wedding Hall is dedicated to the Napolitan artist Domenico Morelli. Many of his works are still exposed in the Cathedral. The artist's original drawings ...

Catholic wedding ceremonies in Amalfi take place in the marvellous Duomo of St. Andrew the Apostle whose remains are kept in the crypt. Its present façad...

Here Catholic Ceremonies can be performed in the Chapel near the Hotel. Protestant and Symbolic Weddings could be also organized in a terrace overlooking the ...

The Romanesque Chapel of the Castle is highly recommended for Catholic, Symbolic and Protestant Weddings! LOCATION There is a strip of land, away from the n...

If you have ever dreamed about the perfect Italian Wedding Location, you have certainly dreamed of Getting Married in Amalfi!
When you come to Amalfi, the panorama is wonderful.
White houses clinged on the rocks are opposed to the big Saint Andrew Church, located in the middle of the town. Amalfi is full of steps and to arrive to the Cathedral there is a long way of 57 steps.
On the right side of the Cathedral, we find the church tower (XII century) while above we discover the chiostro del Paradiso and the chiesa del Crocifisso. Here the visitor can discover the historical religious past of the Amalfi Church. From the Atrium of the Cathedral, which hoverhangs the square, we discover little streets that go to discover new places of Amalfi.
Coming back to the seaside, you can discover many old buildings: the monastry of 'S.Benedetto', today place of the Amalfi’s Municipality.
Hundreds of Weddings are Celebrated in Amalfi every year thanks to its special natural beauty and climate.

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Amalfi is in Campania & Amalfi Coast.
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