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Bryan | Exploro Ergo Sum
May 9, 2025
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The Longfellow walk takes its name from the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, who in 1875 celebrated Amalfi in a poem full of wonder and amazement. Having fallen in love with the city during his Grand Tour, he helped make it known overseas.
Lined with cypresses and pines that cling to the rocks, the walk offers glimpses of the port and the pine forest, where the greenery disappears into the horizon. It is a journey between nature and poetry, where every step seems to echo the verses of those who first captured its soul.
Lined with cypresses and pines that cling to the rocks, the walk offers glimpses of the port and the pine forest, where the greenery disappears into the horizon. It is a journey between nature and poetry, where every step seems to echo the verses of those who first captured its soul.
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Distance 117 m
Uphill 30 m
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