The Gulf of Salerno is a picturesque inlet located on the western coast of Italy, part of the larger Tyrrhenian Sea. It is bordered by the Amalfi Coast to the south and the Sorrento Peninsula to the north. The gulf is known for its stunning landscapes, charming coastal towns, and historical significance, making it a popular destination for tourists. The gulf is also notable for its role during World War II, particularly the Battle of Salerno in 1943, when Allied forces landed to liberate Italy from Axis control. Today, the area is celebrated for its natural beauty, rich culture, and delicious Mediterranean cuisine.