Furore is a Unesco World Heritage Site since 1997 and it is very characteristic thanks to the many ‘muri d’autore’, works of contemporary artists, such sculptures and murals, which you can admire on the houses’ walls and along the roads. That is why it is also called ‘The Painted Town’. Of architectural interest are the four main churches dedicated to St James, St Elijha, St Michael and St Mary, typical for their bell-towers, topped by beautiful majolica cupolas, and their frescos. But the most impressive attraction of Furore is without a doubt its landscape, with olive trees, vineyards and lemon arbors. The whole can really give you the feeling of being suspended between sky and sea. A surplus value is given to the many nature walking trails around the area (‘The Path of the Gods’ is famous all over the world). Running down through one of the trails you can reach, in 30 mins. the Furore Fjord, a charming old fishing village, one of the most picturesque places of the entire Amalfi Coast, which, about 60 years ago, was chosen as the set of the movie ‘L’Amore’ with Roberto Rossellini and Anna Magnani.