it's really safe because it's a not a big city compared to others. We can call it a much safer Napoli.
Salerno it's a simple city, has beaches, beautiful sunsets and a lot of bar, restaurants and food. 
There is not a lot of night life and it's also the reason why it's very quiet.
Personally I walk 1 hour to home alone at 3am and never had problems

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Located along the luminous Tyrrhenian Sea on Italy's southern coast, Salerno is a captivating city known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural scenery. Salerno’s historic charm is wonderfully encapsulated in its majestic medieval landmarks such as the Salerno Cathedral and the Arechi Castle. This city is widely celebrated for hosting the world-renowned "Luci d'Artista," a spectacular festival of lights that transforms the city into a magical luminous canvas during winter. You can also enjoy the breathtaking beauty of its serene beaches and the tantalizing taste of its traditional Italian cuisine. Salerno is also the gateway to the stunning Amalfi Coast, making it a must-visit destination for any traveler yearning for a taste of authentic Italian allure.

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I stopped in Salerno because it was super easy to do day trips along the coast. It took 30 minutes to get to Amalfi by boat, and about an hour to Positano. I used Salerno as a base because it was the cheapest accommodation I could find in the area. I considered Sorrento, but it was significantly more expensive.

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