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Things to see in Furore
In Furore the atlas lists 1 historic place: 1 museum.
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The town
Furore is a village of about 800 people on the Amalfi Coast. It overlooks the beautiful "Fjord of Furore", a narrow body of water located at the mouth of an overhanging valley.
In 1997, like the whole Amalfi Coast, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also part of the club of the most beautiful villages in Italy, of the City of Wine Association and of the Painted Country Association.
The average temperature of the coldest month, January, is +10.7 ° C; that of the hottest month, August, is +26.8 ° C.
Precipitation has a summer minimum, a peak in autumn-winter and is still abundant even in spring.
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Getting there
By car: Driving along the Amalfi Drive (SS163), from Positano, pass the Marina di Praia and the Fiord of Furore, continue towards Amalfi. You will find a junction with a left turn towards Agerola, Furore.
Driving from Naples, leave the Motorway A3 at Castellammare di Stabia, follow the indications for Gragnano, Pimonte, Agerola, Furore.
Driving from the South, Salerno, continue towards Vietri sul Mare and continue along the Amalfi Drive Strada Costiera Aamlfitana, passing trough Cetara, Erchie, Maiori, Minori, Castiglione di Ravello, Atrani, Amalfi, just outside Amalfi at the junction for Positano, turn right towards Agerola, Furore.
Furore is 264 km from Rome, 55 km from Naples, 35 km from Salerno and 40 km from Sorrento.
By bus: The extra-urban connections with the other municipalities of the Amalfi Coast are operated by the Sita, whose buses travel along the state road 163 Amalfitana and the state road 366 of Agerola.
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What to see, according to Wikivoyage
The Fiord of Furore, the Fishing Village, the Paper Mill, House of Anna Magnani (La Storta) and House of Roberto Rossellini (Il Dottore)
Church of San Giacomo Paintings of the History of Santa Margherita
Church of San Michele (set for the episode "Il Miracolo" of the film L'Amore with Anna Magnani and Roberto Rossellini)
Church of Sant'Elia Famous Triptich by Angelo Antonello da Capua 1479.
"The Painted Town". Walls of the houses along the road painted with murals.
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