Definitely worth spending some time in this beautiful Cathedral. Wen the walk up the stairs to the entrance is impressive.

A surprise. So much more than the magnificence of a church. A must see. This is the burial place of St. Andrew. Truly a awe inspiring experience.

Easter Sunday Catholc Mass in Italian with brilliant choir. The highlight being the "alleluia chorus" from Handel's Mesiah at the end - wow!

Not a great fan of Italian churches to be honest (France is the place), but worth 6 euros to see the cloisters and the crypt. Impressive from the outside, both by day and night. And Amalfi has an intriguing network of alleyways and steps, some of which pass underneath the cathedral

Also known as 'the Cathedral of the Amalfi' For the entry fee of 3 Euro per person you get a very detailed multi-fold colour brochure with several pictures. There are four main areas which are: - The Cloister of Paradise - The Basilica of the Crucifix - The Crypt of St Andrew - The Cathedral We were very taken with... More

This church and it's convent are well worth seeking out. The convent garden is an architectural jewel that, even in the off season, is worth the entrance fee.

Actaully visited for our 10th wedding anniversay in March 2011 & it was the trip of a lifetime! Feeling of such serinity touring the satherdral and the grounds. Awonderful colletion of magnificent artifacts. Not very crowed and was able to look around at our leaisure with out slowing athers down. We were able to take our time to take in... More

Visited this ancient and very interesting place in October '12 in perfect weather. The cathedral is dedicated to Saint Andrew (Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea), which mortal remains were brought to Amalfi after the fourth crusade in 1206 - inside the Basilica you can step down into the crypt of Saint Andrew. This cathedral was build next to the old Basilica, which... More

Beautiful structure with old copper door entrance. Truly magnificent cloisters - spellbinding frescoes,architecture and gardens. The cathedral itself is beautiful and well preserved with a magnificent museum of priceless artifacts.