Explore Amalfi

Amalfi Cathedral is the cathedral of Saint Andrew on Piazza del Duomo, reached by a wide flight of steps. Begun in the 9th–10th centuries, it combines Arab-Norman, Gothic and Baroque work; the striped facade was rebuilt by Errico Alvino after a collapse in 1861. The crypt holds relics of Saint Andrew brought from Constantinople in 1206.

Salerno Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Matthew, was founded in 1076 under Robert Guiscard and consecrated by Pope Gregory VII in 1084. Visitors enter through the arcaded atrium beside the 12th-century bell tower; the bronze doors were cast in Constantinople. The crypt holds the relics of Saint Matthew, and the tomb of Gregory VII is in the right apse.