The ‘most beautiful region’ in Italy will get new British Airways flights for the summer just in time

British airways has been set to launch new flights to a city known as the gateway ItalyThe most beautiful region just in time for the summer.

The flag bearer will work from three weekly flights to Salerno Gatwick With the first performance on May 22.

The new flights are performed by BA Eurofyer with return trips available from £ 168. Flights leave on Monday, Thursday and Saturday.

Salerno Costa d’Alfi Airport opened for commercial flights in July 2024 and offers easy access to the beautiful Amalfi coast of Italy.

Ba says: ‘Those who want to explore the wider Amalfi coast are attracted by the dramatic coastline, lush landscape and the charm of its cities, such as Positano, Amalfi and Ravello, who Overlooking the glittering Mediterranean Sea. ‘

The 50 km long Amalfi coast is so spectacular that it has even been awarded UNESCO Status.

Fornilla Beach in Positano is one of the most popular regions and is known for its beautiful black pebbles and picturesque views.

Although Spiaggia Grande is generally more busy than stove, the most important beach of Positano is still worth a visit. It is supported by colorful houses and is one of the best sunset spots in the region.

Salerno Costa d’Alfi Airport opened for commercial flights in July 2024 and offers easy access to the beautiful Amalfi Coast of Italy

The flag bearer will operate three weekly flights to Salerno from Gatwick with the first performance on 22 May

Those who want to get their steps can tackle ‘the path of the gods’, which Lonely Planet describes as one of the ‘most exciting walks’ in Italy.

The walk weaves along the coast and passes lemon forests and olive trees and tourists can choose from various access points and exit points.

But while many tourists fly to Salerno to gain access to the coast of Amalfi, the city is worth exploring.

Ba says: “Salerno itself has a view of the ocean, lively Piazza’s, delicious local dishes and historical attractions, making it a popular destination for travelers looking for a mix of beach, foodie and cultural activities in a mild, Mediterranean climate.”

The highest monument in the city is the Duomo di Salerno. Dedicated to Saint Matthew, the cathedral dates up to 1085.

A tourist ‘Zitatravel’ wrote on TripAdvisor: ‘I was blown away by the crypt and the beautiful altar. You walk down the stairs and you are simply taken away by the colors of the marble and the frescos. ‘

Salerno’s historic old city is one of the highlights of the city. Through the Mercanti is one of the most beautiful streets in the city and the ideal place for people.

Because of the coastal location of Salerno, the city is known for its seafood with many restaurants with shellfish on the menu.

The 50 km long Amalfi coast is so spectacular that it is even the UNESCO status

Ba says: ‘Salerno itself has a view of the ocean, lively Piazza’s, delicious local dishes and historical attractions’

But if you are in the mood to taste an unusual delicacy, choose the famous filled spleen. Usually enjoyed the feast of Sint -Matthew on September 21, the spleen is filled with garlic, parsley, chili pepper.

If spleen is a step too far, Salerno is also known for his Buffalo Mozzarella and Scazzetta dessert.

Named after a Napolitan dialect term for the red headdress that cardinals wear, ‘Scazzetta’ is a circular sponge cake covered with strawberry glaze. Try it at Pasticceria Pantaleone, a historic bakery in Salerno.

And if Salerno is not your cup of tea, view the other New Italian destination that has just received direct BA flights.