Traslado en coche privado de Rome a Ravello

Traveling by crowded public transportation can be stressful especially in the hot Mediterranean climate; use Daytrip's private car service to enjoy the entire trip in comfort. This trip, which distance covers around 140 miles (275 km) and takes between 3 and 4 hours, heads south towards the Amalfi Coast. Its breathtaking natural beauty will soon become apparent as to why this area is popular with tourists. By following the crystal-clear blue waves and rugged shoreline, you will find Ravello, a peaceful sanctuary with breathtaking views.

Its historic villas are well-known for their spectacular vistas, which have attracted photographers from all over the globe. Like an open terrace facing the sea, you can enjoy unspoiled views of the green terraces adorned with lemon trees that lead to the stunningly deep blue Mediterranean Sea.

History of Ravello

Ravello was established as a haven from barbarian attacks in the 5th century. It rose to prominence over time, particularly in the Middle Ages, when it developed into a significant economic and cultural hub under the Republic of Amalfi. Ravello is home to some of Italy's most stunning villas steeped in history.

One must-see is Villa Rufolo, which enthralled composer Richard Wagner with its lush gardens and breathtaking views. So inspired was he that he remained in Ravello long enough to write the second act of Parsifal. Villa Cimbrone is another highly recommended, known for its Terrace of Infinity, which has one of the most incredible views in the area.

Modern Ravello

Ravello's tranquility and well-kept architecture captivate modern visitors. Every summer, the town becomes a cultural hub thanks to the Ravello Festival, a classical music event that attracts performers and listeners from all over the world.

The narrow streets of Ravello are a charming mix of the old and new. Old churches and buildings coexist alongside charming shops, contemporary art galleries, and cafés. The town is elevated, so you can escape the summer heat in its cool, refreshing atmosphere. Whether you're enjoying the modern comforts or touring the historic sites, Ravello is guaranteed to be unique and enriching.

Carry cash

When in Ravello, you won't want to miss out on the irresistible souvenirs from the charming artisan stores, especially the beautiful handmade pottery shops. So, don’t forget to carry some cash, as many shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars in both Rome and Ravello don’t accept cards.

Learn some basic Italian

While many people in Rome and Ravello speak English, knowing a few simple Italian words will help you enjoy your trip. Locals appreciate the effort, which can make it easier to navigate in smaller, less touristy places. Simple phrases such as “buongiorno” (good morning), “buonasera” (good evening), “grazie” (thank you), “per favore” (please), and “quanto” (how much) can be helpful.

Enjoy the views

The drive from Rome to Ravello takes you through some of the most beautiful countryside in Italy. Charge your camera to get some Instagram-worthy shots at attractions such as the Royal Palace of Caserta, a grand 18th-century palace built for the Bourbon kings of Naples, renowned for its baroque architecture and vast gardens. Daytrip is a flexible service that allows you to add stops at scenic locations like this and more, making the drive itself a memorable part of your trip.

Train from Rome to Ravello

Traveling by train from Rome to Ravello involves a combination of rail and bus or taxi. Start by boarding a high-speed train to Salerno or Naples from Rome Termini. Then, continue your journey with a bus or taxi to Ravello. While this approach allows you to savor Italy's stunning views, it can be time-consuming.

• Cost: Between $19-$80 (€17-€75), plus additional fees for the bus or taxi
• Duration: Depending on connections, the trip takes around 2.5-4 hours

Bus from Rome to Ravello

The most budget-friendly way to travel from Rome to Ravello is by bus; however, be prepared for a much longer and less comfortable journey. Buses depart from Rome frequently. Starting at Roma Tiburtina Tibus, the trip to Ravello takes an average of 5 hours and 15 minutes, including a transfer at Nocera Inferiore.

• Cost: Between $18-$26 (€16-€24)
• Duration: Depending on connections, an average of 5 hours and 15 minutes

Private car transfer from Rome to Ravello

For a stress-free alternative, arrange a private transfer from Rome to Ravello. Daytrip gives you door-to-door transportation in comfortable, air-conditioned cars so you can unwind and take in the beautiful scenery. Better still, you can make the journey even more memorable by including sightseeing stops, indulging in wine tasting in Frascati, sampling some of its famous “Golden Wine,” or strolling through Pompeii's ancient streets frozen in time.

• Optional sightseeing packages
• Seats from $94 (€87)
• Duration: 3 hours and 10 minutes
• 24/7 customer service
• Complimentary bottled water
• Clean and sanitized vehicles
• Door-to-door service
• Equipped for pets, children, and those with limited mobility

Tour Villa Rufolo

Villa Rufolo, nestled in the heart of Ravello, captivates visitors with its lush gardens and Amalfi Coast vistas. The wealthy Rufolo family built it in the 13th century. The villa immediately symbolized the family's wealth and power with its Moorish design and terraced gardens.

Walking around Villa Rufolo, you can almost feel its history. Over the ages, the house has hosted many nobles, including King Robert II of Naples. The villa's grounds, which inspired Richard Wagner's "Parsifal," demonstrate its beauty and allure.

Visit Villa Cimbrone

Tucked into one of the cliffs overlooking the coast, Villa Cimbrone has some of Italy's most spectacular viewpoints. Villa Cimbrone is comparable to entering a timeless haven of tranquility. Originally dating from the 11th century, the villa has been meticulously renovated to maintain its historical charm and highlight its surrounding beauty.

Attend Ravello Festival

Ravello becomes a cultural hub during the annual classical music festival. This prestigious event draws world-renowned musicians to Villa Rufolo's beautiful grounds for a unique cultural experience.

Also known as the "Wagner Festival," it runs from June to September, allowing visitors to enjoy the music and Italian summer weather. Since 1953, the festival honors Richard Wagner and is one of Italy's biggest cultural events. The Ravello Festival has risen in importance and scope. Besides classical music, the event features jazz, dance, and art displays.

The Amalfi Coast setting in Villa Rufolo's gardens enhances the music's emotional effect. Orchestras, soloists, and groups play classics in the gardens throughout the day until the sun sets and the stars shine.

The Ravello Festival is more than a concert—it's a tour of Italian culture and history. It is a unique and engaging event that everyone can enjoy. See the festival schedule here!

Weather in Ravello

Hot Season

• Duration: June to September
• Average daily temperature: 77°F (25°C)
• Hottest month: August

Cool Season

• Duration: November to March
• Average daily temperature: 51.8°F (11°C)
• Coldest month: February