A delightful but lively town on the Amalfi Coast, Minori is located in an inlet between Capo d’Orso and Conca dei Marini. The town is characterized by sinuous peaks that wind between white houses and ancient churches, while all around the town there are terraces with olive and lemon groves.

The name of the city comes from the term “Rheginna Minor” appellation that derives from the presence of the Reginna river, a stream that crossed both Minori and Maiori.

This town which rises right above the sea was already much appreciated by the ancient Romans who chose it as a place to build splendid villas overlooking the sea, as evidenced by the remains of a 1st century building which are still found in the city.

Since ancient times Minori has always been a small fishing village characterized by the presence of small shops and artisans.

Another very flourishing sector has always been that of pasta, which has developed thanks to the presence of numerous pasta factories but also of mills. The city of Minori from a small fishing village is now a sought-after seaside resort which is famous not only for its beautiful beaches but also for its natural and food and wine heritage.