The Church of San Salvatore dei Pericto is located in Atrani. In the era of the Amalfi Republic, the church was the Palatine Chapel where the dukes were crowned and placed their ashes inside. The oldest remains are represented by a tombstone from the 14th century, depicting the noble Atrani Filippa Napolitano dama, and a 12th-century marble plaque depicting two peacocks as this bird is revered by many eastern peoples and is a symbol of vanity and pride and well represents the quality prevailing in the nobility Amalfi. The bronze doors are divided into panels of great artistic value, containing the doll of Christ, the Virgin and some saints