Atrani – Amalfi Cathedral Square loop from Boscotrecase

Atrani – Amalfi Cathedral Square loop from Boscotrecase

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Atrani – Amalfi Cathedral Square loop from Boscotrecase

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84.0km

2,020m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 42.4 km for 85 m

After 47.4 km for 69 m

After 47.5 km for 102 m

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Train Station

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18.7 km

View of Mount Vesuvius from Valico di Chiunzi

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Incredible panoramic point on Vesuvius: reaching this natural terrace from the Chiunzi pass is a nice gift after the effort made.

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24.0 km

Chiunzi Pass

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The Chiunzi pass is a pass in the Lattari Mountains that connects the Nocerino-Sarnese countryside with the Amalfi coast through the municipalities of Sant'Egidio del Monte Albino and Tramonti. Since ancient times, the pass has been an important communication route between the hinterland and the sea, even if the road, which connected it to the valley floor, was little more than a mule track (Via Mandrino - Sant'Egidio del Monte Albino) , known as the via delle tramontane. Confirming the strategic nature of the route, the pass is garrisoned by an imposing Norman tower, still in an excellent state of conservation, which may have been used both for military reasons (watch tower or garrison), and for fiscal reasons (customs post) .

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41.0 km

View of Atrani

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The smallest town in Italy by extension.

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41.4 km

Beach

41.9 km

Atrani

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Atrani, the smallest Italian municipality by surface area, is included in the club of the most beautiful villages in Italy. It boasts a strategic position for those who want to visit the entire Amalfi Coast.
Built along the Dragone river valley, it is the only town on the Amalfi Coast to retain the typical characteristics of a fishing village. Its narrow alleys, the houses built near the beach and then climbing up the hills make it unique.

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41.9 km

Torre di Atrani

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The Atrani Tower rises on the Amalfi coast and is a construction that can be admired continuously for a long time all along the coast. It was built for defensive reasons, alarm and protection against pirate attacks from the ninth to the seventeenth century. The tower, together with all the others, is an excellent example of history and ancient testimony.

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42.4 km

Amalfi Cathedral Square

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The Cathedral is dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle and has been the Archbishop's cathedral since 987, while to establish with certainty the origin of the diocese of Amalfi we can rely on a letter that Pope Gregory the Great sent in 596 AD. to the rector of the Churches of Campania with whom he called the bishop of the Civitas Amalfitana to stay at the headquarters.
The position in which the Amalfi Cathedral was built is strategic not only because it is central to the rest of the city, allowing for an orderly urban development, but it has protected it from enemy attacks.

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44.3 km