Nestled high above the sparkling waters of the Amalfi Coast, Ravello transforms into a winter wonderland that captivates the senses. While many flock to this picturesque village during the bustling summer months, experiencing Ravello in winter offers a serene escape filled with breathtaking views, charming streets, and a unique tranquility that’s hard to find at any other time of year. As the mountains cradle the town, a soft blanket of mist often envelops the landscape, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Join us as we explore the hidden gems and stunning vistas that make Ravello in winter an unforgettable experience.
Table of Contents
Ravello in winter: the Infinity Terrace
Exploring Ravello becomes an enchanting proposition amidst the wintertime allure of the picturesque Amalfi Coast. A must-visit is the renowned Villa Cimbrone, where the ethereal Infinity Terrace beckons even during the winter months. Reach Ravello via a scenic drive or a bus journey from Amalfi. Should you opt for the former, be prepared for the narrow twists and turns that add an exhilarating touch to your coastal adventure.
Video: How can I get to Ravello and Terrace of Infinity in winter
In the following video, it’s the beginning of January and we are in Ravello on the Amalfi Coast to see the Infinity Terrace at Villa Cimbrone. Watch the following video!
Text of the video
Hi everybody, we are in Ravello on the Amalfi Coast to see the Infinity Terrace at Villa Cimbrone.
How can you reach Ravello? For example, you can come to Ravello by car and park at the Piazza Duomo car park. Beware that the road to travel by car is quite narrow and you may struggle to find a parking space in periods of particular crowding.
You can also come to Ravello by bus from Amalfi, thanks to the Amalfi – Ravello – Scala line.
In Amalfi, as you can see, the bus stop is near the beach. The bus takes you to Ravello, and the bus stop where you can get off is very close to Piazza Duomo.
From Piazza Duomo, you can reach Villa Cimbrone on foot. Keep in mind that the road to the villa is uphill and has several steps.
