What is the average temperature in Salerno throughout the year?

JAN 9°C FEB 9.5°C MAR 11.1°C APR 13.8°C MAY 17.6°C JUN 21.3°C JUL 23.7°C AUG 23.7°C SEP 21.5°C OCT 17.4°C NOV 13.4°C DEC 10.3°C

What is the official language spoken in Salerno?

The official language spoken in Salerno is Italian

What is the currency in Salerno?

The currency in Salerno is the Euro (EUR)

What is the average price in Salerno?

1.5ltr bottle of water = 0.50 € (approx. £0.45) Coffee (from a restaurant) = 1.35 € (approx. £1.15) 0.5ltr Domestic Beer from Draught = 5.00 € (approx. £4.25) Three course meal for 2 people in a mid-range restaurant = 60.00 € (approx. £50.75)

Usually included in the bill and considered as a 'bonus' (rather than mandatory). Tips are preferably given in cash.

Essential phrases in Salerno

Good morning - Buon giorno "Bwohn johr-noh" Good afternoon - Buon pomeriggio "Bwohn poh-meh-ree-joh" Good night - Buona notte "Bwoh-nah-noht-teh" Hello - Ciao "Chow" Where is - Dov'è è...? "Doh-veh-eh" Please - Per favore "Pehr fah-voh-reh" Thank you - Grazie "Grah-tsyeh" Excuse me - Scusa "Skoo-saah" I dont understand - Non capisco "Nohn kah-pees-koh"

What is the average water temperature in Salerno throughout the year?

JAN 15.3°C FEB 14.4°C MAR 14.3°C APR 15.8°C MAY 18.9°C JUN 22.9°C JUL 25.7°C AUG 26.6°C SEP 24.9°C OCT 22.2°C NOV 19.7°C DEC 17.2°C

Aerial view of town built into mountain with harbour

Salerno, Italy cruise holidays

Along the rocky cliff face along the Tyrrhenian Sea is the lively city of Salerno, its white-washed buildings piled higgledy-piggledy on top of each other, looking almost ready to topple into the sea. Yet this preserved Italian city has survived earthquakes, plagues and world war bombings. These knocks bring bags of character to the tiny passageways and hidden corners of the Historic Old Town, where trattorias serving fresh seafood and pasta e fagioli sit happily alongside trendy neon-lit bars. Admire the baroque paintings and frescos painted on the ceiling of the 11th century Duomo of Salerno, resting place of apostle Saint Matthew, then climb the staggering 300 metres up to the medieval Arechi Castle for spectacular views across the bay. Back at sea level feel the gentle breeze and soak up the dappled sunshine as you stroll along the Lungomare, a five-mile palm-lined promenade which skirts the seafront, perfect for Riviera-style people watching.

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