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The Longfellow walk takes its name from the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who in 1875 celebrated Amalfi in a poem full of wonder and amazement. Having fallen in love with the city during his Grand Tour, he helped make it known overseas. Lined with cypresses and pines that cling to the rocks, the walk offers glimpses of the port and the pine forest, where the greenery disappears into the horizon. It is a journey between nature and poetry, where every step seems to echo the verses of those who first captured its soul.

A splendid and very particular place in the Lattari Mountains chain, a communication and crossing point between the Agerola plain and the Amalfi coast. It has a truly unique and fascinating perspective towards Capri, also thanks to its altitude (1067 m.). Furthermore, if you arrive at Capo Muro, either from Bomerano or from Santa Maria del Castello and you still have energy, it is possible with another hour of climbing to reach Monte Catiello (1393 m.), the third peak of Sant' Angelo a Tre Pizzi.

Be careful of heavy vehicles and sharp bends. For the rest, except on holidays, the coast can be driven with ease but never exceed the speed limit.

At Capo Muro there is a mushroom-shaped rock on which there is a statue of the Redeemer looking towards Punta Campanella and Capri. A real spectacle

From this spot you have a beautiful view

Delicious and freshly squeezed, the perfect stop after the sweaty climb from Positano. The view is not to be sniffed at either!