The ‘virtual city’ between Amalfi ’s lovely towns and cities is known as Positano. This definition is confirmed by the introduction of Positano into the eight inclining cities worldwide. In a green region of citrus trees and fragrant plants, between garden terraces and step, the town faces the sea rising steeply toward the rocky walls of Mount Sant'Angelo a Tre Pizzen. In the blue waters of the city, the curling streets appear almost to collapse. So what are Positano things to do? Thanks to its location on a hill overlooking the sea, Positano was considered to be an Italian of Montecarlo. Yet Positano is remarkable worldwide unlike the main cities, with a stunning mixture of interesting colors, pastel buildings, vibrant streets, blooms and a sunny season most annually. Every year, in particular in the spring and summer, thousands of tourists from all over the world admire the beauty of this coastal area. The kindness of the locals, the welcoming climate, the smell of citrus and sea in the air and the beautiful panorama, the wave’s sound make your stay unforgettable. Positano is a charming town, which can enter many lovely seaside resorts in just a couple of minutes (Ravello, Amalfi, Sorrente, …), by car or motor bike tours, and which are popular worldwide for its delightful islands of Santorini and Capri. It is also a small humane town. Villa Fiorentino allows you to appreciate the charm of the vertical region of Positano, thanks to its excellent location. The beaches and affluent bays that surround the alleys and avees are easily seen as picturesque marble on the terraces of their apartments and condos; they are lined with shops, tailors, artisans, art galleries, and the majestic archipelago of the li galli can only be interrupted. We enter the hilltop, facing the city through porches, loggias, greenery and cycling groves from the majestic tiled cupola of Santa Maria Assunta medieval church.
