8 Places You Should Visit In Amalfi Coast Once The New Airport Opens In July

1. Villa Rufolo

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2. Valle delle Ferriere

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3. Fornillo Beach

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4. Amalfi Drive

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5. Lungomare di Salerno

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6. Furore Beach

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7. Marina Grande Beach

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8. Emerald Grotto, Conca Del Marini

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