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\nSALERNO CRUISE<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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<\/div><\/div>A relaxing atmosphere in a medieval village<\/h3>\nCapital of Campania\u2019s southernmost province, the lively port of\u00a0Salerno<\/strong>\u00a0will provide a stop-off on your MSC\u00a0cruise of the Mediterranean. Much less chaotic than Naples, it is well off most travellers\u2019 itineraries, giving it a pleasant, relaxed air to enjoy during your\u00a0excursion. Salerno\u2019s town centre is a slightly odd mixture of wide, not overwhelmingly characterful boulevards and a small medieval core full of intriguingly dark corners and alleys. It is, however, a lively, sociable place, with a busy seafront boulevard and plenty of nightlife and shops.
\nThe old quarter\u2019s main street is Via dei Mercanti, a narrow stretch which snakes through the heart of the centre and has been spruced up quite a lot over recent years. Highlight of Salerno is its\u00a0Duomo<\/strong>, an enormous church dedicated to St Matthew.
\nSet in a wide cleft in the cliffs,\u00a0Amalfi<\/strong>\u00a0is the largest town and perhaps the highlight of the coast west of Salerno. It was one of the great naval powers; the town was devastated by an earthquake in 1343, but Amalfi still hosts the odd remnant of its past glories today, with a crumbly\u00a0attractiveness to its whitewashed courtyards and alleys that makes it fun to wander through.<\/div>\n<\/div>
A relaxing atmosphere in a medieval village<\/h3>\nCapital of Campania\u2019s southernmost province, the lively port of\u00a0Salerno<\/strong>\u00a0will provide a stop-off on your MSC\u00a0cruise of the Mediterranean. Much less chaotic than Naples, it is well off most travellers\u2019 itineraries, giving it a pleasant, relaxed air to enjoy during your\u00a0excursion. Salerno\u2019s town centre is a slightly odd mixture of wide, not overwhelmingly characterful boulevards and a small medieval core full of intriguingly dark corners and alleys. It is, however, a lively, sociable place, with a busy seafront boulevard and plenty of nightlife and shops.
\nThe old quarter\u2019s main street is Via dei Mercanti, a narrow stretch which snakes through the heart of the centre and has been spruced up quite a lot over recent years. Highlight of Salerno is its\u00a0Duomo<\/strong>, an enormous church dedicated to St Matthew.
\nSet in a wide cleft in the cliffs,\u00a0Amalfi<\/strong>\u00a0is the largest town and perhaps the highlight of the coast west of Salerno. It was one of the great naval powers; the town was devastated by an earthquake in 1343, but Amalfi still hosts the odd remnant of its past glories today, with a crumbly\u00a0attractiveness to its whitewashed courtyards and alleys that makes it fun to wander through.<\/div>\n<\/div>
\nThe old quarter\u2019s main street is Via dei Mercanti, a narrow stretch which snakes through the heart of the centre and has been spruced up quite a lot over recent years. Highlight of Salerno is its\u00a0Duomo<\/strong>, an enormous church dedicated to St Matthew.
\nSet in a wide cleft in the cliffs,\u00a0Amalfi<\/strong>\u00a0is the largest town and perhaps the highlight of the coast west of Salerno. It was one of the great naval powers; the town was devastated by an earthquake in 1343, but Amalfi still hosts the odd remnant of its past glories today, with a crumbly\u00a0attractiveness to its whitewashed courtyards and alleys that makes it fun to wander through.<\/div>\n<\/div>