Audio Guide of Villa Cimbrone Gardens

The gardens are open every day from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm (April to October) and until sunset in the low season. Access is through the main entrance at Viale Santa Chiara, 26. It is recommended to check for possible schedule changes on the official website: www.villacimbrone.com.

General admission costs €10 for adults and €7 for seniors over 65 and young people aged 11-18. Children under 10 enter free. It includes access to the gardens and the famous Terrace of Infinity. Tickets are purchased directly at the ticket office.

It is recommended to spend 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the gardens, pathways, and iconic spots such as the Temple of Bacchus and the Belvedere. If you want to take photographs or relax with the panoramic views, it could extend to 3 hours.

Villa Cimbrone (11th century) is a historic complex with Renaissance gardens transformed in 1904 by Lord Grimthorpe. Its famous 'Terrace of Infinity' (Terrazza dell'Infinito) offers iconic views of the Amalfi Coast and inspired artists such as Virginia Woolf and Greta Garbo.

The best seasons are spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) thanks to the mild weather and smaller crowds. The early morning hours (9-11 am) are ideal for avoiding crowds and enjoying the golden light on the coast.

The main paths have uneven paving and some areas with stairs, which limits accessibility for wheelchairs. The main Belvedere terrace is accessible by ramp from the main entrance.

Just a 10-minute walk away are the iconic Villa Rufolo (home of the Wagner Festival) and Piazza Vescovado with Ravello Cathedral. Download a detailed tour at iaudioguia.com.

Wear comfortable shoes for walking on stone-paved paths, and bring water and sun protection. Do not miss the architectural details of the Medieval Cloister, and make the most of the shaded areas under the pergolas. Sunset from the Terrace of Infinity is magical!