Tourist Attractions in Salerno

This peaceful grassy expanse is the final resting place for 1,846 Commonwealth soldiers killed in World War II.

The most character-filled street in Salerno is the historic Via dei Mercanti.

The hilltop castle above Salerno dominates the modern city below as a historic reminder of the past.

In the heart of Salerno lies a green oasis known as the Garden of Minerve.

A tree-lined parkway that skirts the seafront of downtown Salerno, the Lungomare Trieste is a favorite spot for locals to promenade.

The aqueduct was built to supply water to medieval Salerno in the ninth century.

Palazzo Fruscione is in the historic center of Salerno, near the ancient Via dei Canali, along the narrow lanes of the old city.