Kid-friendly places in Amalfi

A converted 13th-century convent on a cliff, with 52 rooms and suites and a heated outdoor infinity pool.

Connecting rooms and suites, and a guests-only beach club with a saltwater pool, sunbeds and changing areas.

A 38-square-meter Family Suite for four with a double bed, a double sofa bed and a sliding glass door between sleeping and living areas.

A 45-square-meter Family Suite over two levels with a double bed, sofa bed, sitting area and balcony, and breakfast included.

A cathedral complex with the Cloister of Paradise, the crypt of St. Andrew and the Diocesan Museum.

A farm-to-table garden visit and cooking class with a four-course meal, for ages 8 and up.

The historic arsenal of the Republic of Amalfi, a large hall that also holds the tourist information point.

An Italian restaurant in Amalfi, suited to older kids and a longer dinner.

An 18th-century fountain with a nativity scene whose figures sit mostly under water, installed in 1974.

A paper museum where guided visits show papermaking and working water mills.

A pastry shop and cafe on Piazza Duomo with artisanal gelato, lemon granita, hot chocolate and almond milk.