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Scala’s hill villages and churches
Scala spreads across hillside hamlets above the Amalfi Coast. Its churches, medieval remains and chestnut landscape suit a slower visit with several separate stops.
Why go
Scala is best understood as a group of places rather than one square. The Duomo holds a medieval crypt, Minuta has the Romanesque Annunziata church, and Pontone has remains of Sant’Eustachio. Moving among them reveals the hill settlement’s older religious landscape.
What to look for
Scala’s Duomo retains a medieval crypt beneath later Baroque changes.
Minuta has the Romanesque church of Annunziata.
Pontone holds the remains of the basilica of Sant’Eustachio.
Useful to know
Pick one or two hamlets to explore in depth; Scala’s sights are spread across the hillside.
Expect uphill roads and paths if moving between the settlement and its chestnut groves.
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