Maiori
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Overview
Maiori is a town with approximately 6000 inhabitants on the Amalfi Coast in the Region of Campania in Italy. It has the longest beach of the coast and always was a popular holiday resort since Roman times. Today the main industry is tourism and many activities like the creation of the typical pottery of this region, that is best known from Vietri sul Mare, are connected directly.
This wonderful place has many monuments to visit and was often used as the scenery for films, in particular by Roberto Rossellini.
From Maiori you can visit many places, such as Amalfi, Ravello, Positano, Salerno, Pompei, Naples, Paestum and many others.
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Hotels and lodging
4 stars hotels
- Hotel Club 2 Torri: homepage - yellowikis
- Hotel Miramare: homepage - yellowikis
- Hotel Panorama: homepage - yellowikis
- Hotel San Pietro: homepage - yellowikis
- Hotel Sole Splendid: homepage - yellowikis
- Pietra di Luna Hotel: homepage - yellowikis
- Reginna Palace Hotel: homepage - yellowikis
3 stars hotels
- Hotel Garden: homepage - yellowikis
- Hotel San Francesco: homepage - yellowikis
- Hotel Sole Alitur srl: homepage - yellowikis
2 stars hotels
- Hotel Baia Verde: homepage - yellowikis
- Hotel De Rosa: homepage - yellowikis
- L'Oasi: yellowikis
- Panoramic: homepage - yellowikis
- Reale: yellowikis
- Riviera: homepage - yellowikis
- Vittoria: homepage - yellowikis
Holiday apartments
- Amalfi Holiday: homepage
No indication
- Amalfi Coast Holiday: yellowikis
- Capricorno Club: yellowikis
- Casa Mannini: yellowikis
- Casa Raffaele Conforti: homepage - yellowikis
- Hotel Torre di Milo: yellowikis
- La Casa d'A...mare: homepage - yellowikis
- La Casa delle Stelle: homepage - yellowikis
- Palazzo Coco: homepage - yellowikis
- Sea Furnished Room: homepage - yellowikis
Attractions
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Monuments
Castello di S. Nicola di Thoro Plano
(Castle of St. Nicolas of Thoro Plano)
Churches
Chiesa di S. Nicola
(Church of St. Nicolas)
Collegiata di S. Maria a Mare
(Church of St. Maria a Mare)
Convento e chiesa di S. Francesco
(Convent and church of St. Francis)
Shopping
Maps and transportation
Getting to Maiori
Airplane
Arrival in Naples
Arrival in Rome
Car
From the North of Italy
From the South of Italy
Bus
Transfers from Naples' airport
Transfers from Salerno's train station
Traveling on the coast
Ship
Taxi
Transfers
Tours
Train
Exploring Maiori
Crib's in winter time
In Maiori there is a very long tradition in building cribs. You find them of course in churches, but also in public places. A particular one is the crib that is built each year in the Mezzacapo gardens. In the monastary of S. Francesco each year there is a crib exhibition where one can vote the one he likes best which then wins a prize. Please find photos of the cribs in the gallery.
Practical information and resources
Restaurants
Text with links to user-reviews on other pages
Nightlife
Photo gallery
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Landscapes
 Maiori before the storm breaks out. |
Churches
Church of S. Nicola
 Altar of the Church of S. Nicola (Saint Nicholas) |
Everything else
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External resources
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| This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at Maiori. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with Wikia Travel, the text of Wikipedia is available under the GNU Free Documentation License. |
