Villa Rufolo, Ravello

Super experience made even more special by the carefully selected music playing in the background. An excellent film showing the life of the Villa from 1932 can be viewed at leisure . Some wonderful images. Gardens very well presented and the most outstanding views over Salerno Bay. A must see venue at the reasonable admission fee of €7. Highly recommend a visit

I would totally recommend to visit this villa! It’s ~10min walking distance from the main city square through lovely narrow streets. We went there in the afternoon so it was quite quiet. The villa is well taken care off, gardens are lovely, and the views are spectacular. We spent approx. 1hour there with a short coffee brake, but would suggest to reserve more time to fully enjoy it.

Villa Rufolo has a fantastic view, Garden and a museum. The museum located in the 30 meter high tower from around 1100 and oldest part of the current buildings. The current exhibition was great with videos on the wall filling out old ruin parts. The interior with its glass and metal stairs make the trip to the top enjoyable. At the top they have installed a glass only fence. Amazing. But it was not totally clean and should be better maintained. The height of the glass was too high. The garden and the surrounding trees are just stunning and give u an experience for life. Even Lonley planet print the view on their South Italy edition

A beautiful ancient building which has been lovingly restored during different periods in history. The villa and gardens are cleverly highlighted using sound, music, video, film, reflections and fountains & gardens. It holds a music & arts festival in August and has one of the most coveted views in the world over the Amalfi coast.

You'll have to pay about 7 Euros for entry, but worth the stroll around the gardens inside. Take advantage of the views. We were lucky that foot traffic was minimal when we went (we try to arrive at most places in Italy very early). Your ticket includes entry to a small "museum." It's quite warm and doesn't have too many interesting things (for us). There is a panoramic view at the top, but it's all glassed off so it's hard to take a picture unless you want to risk dropping your phone trying to hold it over your head. We decided to eat at Babel afterwards!