A well romantic hidden gem in the Mediterranean is Ravello. Built at a height of 365 meters above the sea, it ​​enchants with its picturesque architecture and it offers uninterrupted views across the Amalfi Coast, attracting for decades now, the international jet-set. The numerous palaces, the cathedral and the churches Santa Maria e Gradillo and San Giovanni del Toro bare witness of the rich historical past of the city. The ancient Greeks built here the city about 2600 years ago and called it Posidonia, while the Romans seem settled here the 1st century AD. The city experienced great prosperity during the period of Middle Ages, when the imposing palazzi, the luxury villas, and the Cathedral Duomo were built. Today guests will admire these wonderful structures of architecture, with their unique gardens, occasionally featuring musical events. Villa Rufolo is the historical and cultural center of Ravello. Built in the 13th century by the Rufolo family, distinguished merchants of Amalfi, it was the place where banquets for kings and aristocrats of the time were held, while it is said that the German composer Wagner wrote the last act of the opera Parsifal. A project that he worked on for two decades. To his credit, Villa Rufulo until today is the focus of musical festivals throughout the duration of summer.  The beautiful gardens offer breathtaking views of the Amalfi coastline and attract visitors throughout the year. The Duomo was built in the 11th century.  It has Byzantine and Moorish influences. Visitors will admire the marble lions supporting the pulpit, and two particularly beautiful mosaics, the picturesque church of St. Pantaleone and of course the museum of the church, which includes important sculptures and works of art. The gardens of the Villa Cimbrone are of equally unique beauty and the terraces adorn a series of marble busts. The view of the Mediterranean is simply breathtaking, constituting an attraction for visitors from around the world. The American writer Gore Vidal, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and the actress Greta Garbo, the writer Virginia Woolf and Jacqueline Kennedy are among the celebrities who have stayed in the villa, further enriching the undeniable glamor. Ravello seduces the visitor with its beautiful architecture and unique atmosphere. Is not a coincidence that in recent years, it has become an emerging destination for weddings. Spend a little bit of your time here and you will be rewarded with all the above.