Guidebook for Salerno

Carmen

Joined in 2014

Arts & Culture

Luci d'Artista

We live in the city of “Luci d'artista" event that you can't miss! In fact, during the Christmas holiday the nights are fully lighted with sculptures of lights that create a magical atmosphere! This year the submarine world is the theme! Discover more on: http://www.lucidartistasalerno.com/

13 locals recommend

Luci d'Artista

13 locals recommend

We live in the city of “Luci d'artista" event that you can't miss! In fact, during the Christmas holiday the nights are fully lighted with sculptures of lights that create a magical atmosphere! This year the submarine world is the theme! Discover more on: http://www.lucidartistasalerno.com/

Duomo di Salerno

80 locals recommend

Duomo di Salerno

Piazza Alfano I

80 locals recommend

Pinacoteca Provinciale Salerno

Art enthusiasts should seek out the Museo Pinacoteca Provinciale, located deep in the heart of the historic quarter. Spread throughout six galleries, this museum houses an interesting art collection dating from the Renaissance right up to the first half of the 20th century. There are some fine canvases by local boy Andrea Sabatini da Salerno, who was notably influenced by Leonardo da Vinci, plus a diverse selection of works by foreign artists who were permanent residents around the Amalfi Coast. These include intricate etchings by the Austrian-born artist Peter Willburger (1942–98) and a colorful embroidered picture of a local market by Polish artist Irene Kowaliska.

33 locals recommend

Pinacoteca Provinciale Salerno

63 Via Mercanti

33 locals recommend

Art enthusiasts should seek out the Museo Pinacoteca Provinciale, located deep in the heart of the historic quarter. Spread throughout six galleries, this museum houses an interesting art collection dating from the Renaissance right up to the first half of the 20th century. There are some fine canvases by local boy Andrea Sabatini da Salerno, who was notably influenced by Leonardo da Vinci, plus a diverse selection of works by foreign artists who were permanent residents around the Amalfi Coast. These include intricate etchings by the Austrian-born artist Peter Willburger (1942–98) and a colorful embroidered picture of a local market by Polish artist Irene Kowaliska.