The little village of Atrani rises as if by magic going over one of the many bends dug in the rock of the road linking Vietri to Positano, built in the XIX century by Ferdinand of Bourbon. The tiny group of subtle coloured houses among which the church majolica dome stands out is famous for being the tiniest town in southern Italy (in the whole country only Fiera di Primiero overreaches it).
The little village of Atrani rises as if by magic going over one of the many bends dug in the rock of the road linking Vietri to Positano, built in the XIX century by Ferdinand of Bourbon. The tiny group of subtle coloured houses among which the church majolica dome stands out is famous for being the tiniest town in southern Italy (in the whole country only Fiera di Primiero overreaches it).
