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The Amalfi Coast lies on the south side of the Sorrento peninsula and is one of the most delightful seaside destinations in Campania. As well as enjoying the pleasures of the seaside and going on excursions to the tops of the cliffs, visitors can eat in fish restaurants and try Lacrima Christi, the local wine from the vineyards on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius. After Sorrento, the main road goes to Positano, which looks out over the sea from the top of a cliff. Further along the coast, there is the charming town of Praiano. Amalfi itself is the largest and best known of the coastal towns. Ravello has the best view of the coast and further on, past Strani, are the Roman ruins at Minori with its beautiful old art remains.
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