Where is this?

http://i27.tinypic.com/2nm3q4n.jpg

I know it is somewhere in Europe but not sure exactly. Please help!

I'm pretty sure that's on the Amalfi Coast in Italy, (south of Naples). Possibly Amalfi itself. I love the area - I stayed at Positano.

Try to go just on the fringe of peak season, as the crowds are thinning out, but before everything closes for the winter. I was there in November and it was a great time, although many of the restaurants had closed for the season.

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