Amalfi Coast hosts I Suoni degli Dei on 3 October
Published on 09/27/2026 at 12:56 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
The Amalfi Coast is the setting for I Suoni degli Dei, a series of free classical concerts running from 20 September to 24 October 2026. The next listed date is 3 October 2026 at Santa Maria a Castro near the Convent of San Domenico in Praiano.
I Suoni degli Dei continues across Praiano until 24 October
The programme lists six concerts between late September and October. After the 26 September appointment at Colle Serra, the next concert is scheduled for 3 October at the piazzale of the Church of Santa Maria a Castro, beside the Convent of San Domenico.
Further dates are listed for 11 October at Santa Maria a Castro, 17 October at Colle Serra and 24 October at Li Cannati. The programme describes the series as a combination of classical music, trekking and outdoor settings along the Path of the Gods. The published concert programme gives 3 October 2026 as the next date and identifies Praiano and the Path of the Gods as venues.
The concerts are listed as free to attend. The programme also states that each appointment begins with an excursion, with access routes starting from Praiano, Agerola or Positano before reaching the performance location.
Praiano venues connect music with the Path of the Gods
The venues give the series a changing physical setting rather than a single concert hall. Santa Maria a Castro and the Convent of San Domenico provide the setting for several dates, while Colle Serra and Li Cannati place later performances directly on the Path of the Gods.
That link between programme and landscape is central to the visitor experience: the event schedule places classical concerts at points reached by walking routes from several towns on the coast. A regional events listing also identifies Colle Serra on the Path of the Gods in Praiano as a venue for the 2026 series.
For travellers based in Western Europe, the practical distinction is important. A concert at Santa Maria a Castro is associated with a named religious complex in Praiano, while the Colle Serra and Li Cannati dates require reaching locations on the trail. The programme therefore combines a settlement-based venue with open walking terrain on the Amalfi Coast.
Walking routes shape the October concert programme
The listed excursions may be undertaken independently or with a guide, and the event information describes the route as moderately difficult. It recommends suitable walking shoes and people accustomed to trekking.
The October dates also spread the programme across several Saturdays and one Sunday. The 3 October event falls within the publication's stated run from 20 September to 24 October 2026, while the final concert is listed for 24 October at Li Cannati.
Visiting Amalfi Coast: what travellers from Western Europe should know
- I Suoni degli Dei is scheduled from 20 September to 24 October 2026. The next listed concert is on 3 October 2026 at Santa Maria a Castro near the Convent of San Domenico in Praiano.
- Admission is listed as free. The programme also includes concerts at Colle Serra and Li Cannati along the Path of the Gods.
- The event information names Praiano, Agerola and Positano as starting points for walks leading towards the concert locations.
- The route is described as moderately difficult, and suitable walking shoes are recommended for the excursions to the trail venues.
- Praiano is the settlement linked to the Santa Maria a Castro and Convent of San Domenico venue, while Colle Serra and Li Cannati are locations on the Path of the Gods.
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Frequently asked questions about Amalfi Coast
When does I Suoni degli Dei take place on the Amalfi Coast?
The 2026 programme runs from 20 September to 24 October 2026, with the next listed concert on 3 October 2026.
Where is the 3 October concert held?
It is scheduled for Santa Maria a Castro near the Convent of San Domenico in Praiano.
Where is the Amalfi Coast and how do you get there?
The programme links Praiano with Agerola and Positano as starting points for walks leading to venues on the Path of the Gods.
