Sorrento Cathedral is located in the heart of Sorrento, Piazza Tasso, and is a must-see place in Sorrento. The cathedral was built in the 11th century and then built up again in 15th century. The Cathedral is dedicated to the Saints Filippo and Giacomo. Around the 15th century, Archbishop Falangola promoted the reconstruction of the church dedicated ... Leggi tutto
The curch of Saints Prisco and Agnello was built between 14th and 15th centuries, and initially was consacrated to San Prisco. Sometime later, in the city become really strong the faith in Sant’Agnello, patron saint of pregnant women. The faith in Sant’Agnello grow up so quickly that the St.Prisco church was expanded and there moved ... Leggi tutto
The curch of Saints Prisco and Agnello was built between 14th and 15th centuries, and initially was consacrated to San Prisco. Sometime later, in the city become really strong the faith in Sant’Agnello, patron saint of pregnant women. The faith in Sant’Agnello grow up so quickly that the St.Prisco church was expanded and there moved ... Leggi tutto
From the outside, the first impression is of a modern building, but in reality the church has ancient origins. Legend has it that the church was built on an oratory founded by Sant'Antonino, but the earliest documented historical information dates back to the creation of the Franciscan order in 1300. The period of greatest splendor, ... Leggi tutto
The Cloister of San Francesco is located in a beautiful position of Sorrento, near the Sant’Antonino square and the public gardens of the town, that overlooks amazingly the Gulf of Naples. While strolling through the historic center, one encounters the beautiful Cloister of San Francesco d'Assisi, one of Sorrento's oldest monuments. Located adjacent to the ... Leggi tutto
Via Pietà corresponds to the upper decumanus of the ancient urban plan, which, following the common pattern of Roman town planning, adopted an orthogonal layout like the organization of military camps. The road, although appearing as a simple alley, stops at the bell tower of the present-day cathedral after the construction of the large Corso ... Leggi tutto
The Cala di Puolo is a beach located near Marina di Puolo and less than two kilometers from Sorrento. It's a beach with fee and here establishments provide beach chairs, umbrellas and romantic restaurants, in particular during the evening. The sea is crystal clear. Care must be taken with children, since the water after a ... Leggi tutto
Marina della Lobra is an hamlet close to Massa Lubrense, a fishing village with a small harbor and a beach. The latter more than the beach, is a collection of rocks and limestone cliffs, difficult to deal with for those who can not swim, but that ensure crystal clear waters and rare beauty. Various establishments ... Leggi tutto
With its warm, crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming from early April to late October, the allure of Nerano beaches remains timeless. Adjacent to the main beach, a short footpath leads to the beloved Recommone beach, a favorite among visitors of all ages. Although the hike to the Bay of Ieranto may be challenging, the rewards ... Leggi tutto
Nerano is a charming coastal village located in the municipality of Massa Lubrense. This picturesque seaside hamlet is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, tranquil ambiance, and rich history, making it a highly sought-after tourist destination. Situated in the southern part of the Sorrentine Peninsula, Nerano overlooks the Gulf of Salerno, offering panoramic vistas of ... Leggi tutto
One of Positano's most famous symbols: it's hard to find postcards or souvenirs that don't reproduce the enchanting dome covered in green and yellow ceramics that stand out against the blue background of the sea. This church is one of Positano's oldest and best-known monuments. Dating back to the 10th century, the building stands on ... Leggi tutto
Fornillo is one of Positano's most fascinating districts, deeply linked to the town's history. Announced by a natural grotto, in which a votive aedicule and a marvellous crib, representing Positano in miniature, stand, it has always been a refuge and resting place for artists and writers. Along the ramps leading to the Fornillo beach is ... Leggi tutto
Montepertuso, on the hills of the Lattari mountains that frame the vertical town of the Amalfi Coast, is a small hamlet of Positano, which can be reached by bus or car. Compared to other areas, there is good parking. To reach Montepertuso, you can start from the path that leads to the Vallone Porto oasis, ... Leggi tutto
Between Capri and Positano lies an archipelago of three islands known as Li Galli, but also Le Sirenuse, as legend has it that it was inhabited by mermaids in the past. Gallo Lungo is the largest of the three islands and the only one to have been inhabited since Roman times: it has an elongated ... Leggi tutto
Positano's Marina Grande beach lies at the foot of the town's famous and evocative church, the Chiesa dell'Assunta. It extends for around 300 meters and is made up of pebbles and black sand. In summer, part of the beach is reserved for bathing establishments, while the other part is an open beach (and therefore more ... Leggi tutto
Laurito beach is Positano's smallest and wildest. The best way to reach this little corner of paradise is to take a boat from Positano, and after just 5 minutes, you'll be setting foot on Laurito Beach. Alternatively, you can choose to go down the steps (400 or more!), but be careful: you'll have to go ... Leggi tutto
Positano is one of the jewels of the Amalfi Coast and has always been a prestigious vacation destination. Already thinking about what to do on your Positano vacation? No beach holiday is complete without a trip to the sea. Sure, the hotel is great, the excursions are fantastic and the restaurants excellent. But a relaxing ... Leggi tutto
Just before reaching Montepertuso lies the small village of Nocelle, a hamlet in the municipality of Positano and the end point of the Chemin des Dieux, the ancient shepherds' path that starts in Agerola and crosses the Lattari mountains. Until a few years ago, it could only be reached by a path climbing the mountainside ... Leggi tutto
Just a few steps from Amalfi's main beach is the town's Arsenal, where the many trading ships of the Republic of Amalfi were built in the Middle Ages. A jewel of medieval architecture, it preserves the memory of the Amalfi's centuries-old supremacy on the seas. An icon of the city's former glory, it still bears ... Leggi tutto
The fjord beach is Furore's only comfortable beach. The rest of the coast is rocky and steep, and with the exception of a few footbridges and steps leading down to the sea, it's hard to find a real beach. But at the far end of the Furore fjord, at the foot of the old fishing ... Leggi tutto
The fjord that enchants thousands of tourists from all over the world is located in Furore, a small village on the Amalfi Coast nestled between Amalfi and Positano, stretching to the border with Praiano and Conca dei Marini. The Furore fjord is what locals call a ria, an inland indentation of the sea, caused by ... Leggi tutto
The Grotta dello Smeraldo (Emerald Grotto), also known as the "Temple of the Sea", is one of those places where the beauty of nature is admirably accompanied by a unique, almost legendary story. A few kilometers from Amalfi, in the commune of Conca dei Marini, nature has created a small karst cavity that has been ... Leggi tutto
In the 10th-11th centuries, Atrani was an important center of religious life, with around 300 religious buildings, including private chapels and churches. Atrani's churches bear witness to an ancient history, linked for better or for worse to the vicissitudes of neighboring Amalfi, which became one of Italy's most powerful maritime republics. The village grew up ... Leggi tutto
The Maiori Botanical Garden is an idyllic park on the Amalfi Coast. Established in 1976, the garden covers some 6 hectares and is home to a wide variety of exotic plants and flowers. One of the highlights of the Maiori Botanical Garden is its collection of cacti and succulents. The garden also boasts a wide ... Leggi tutto
The Amalfi Paper Museum is a must-see for anyone interested in the history of papermaking. The museum is housed in an old paper mill dating back to the 12th century, once used to produce paper from rag fibers. It is considered the oldest paper museum in the world and is the only place in Italy ... Leggi tutto
Villa Rufolo is one of the jewels of the magnificent Amalfi Coast, located in the town of Ravello in the Campania region. This historic villa, an outstanding example of medieval architecture, is surrounded by lush gardens and offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. The Villa was built in the 13th century for the Rufolo ... Leggi tutto
Overlooked and dominated by an ancient Saracen tower, the beach of Marina di Praia in Praiano is set between rocks, framed by a unique and evocative landscape, making it one of the most sought-after beaches on the Amalfi Coast. Marina di Praia beach is generally less crowded than some of the other nearby beaches, making ... Leggi tutto
Cetara, a picturesque fishing village on the Amalfi Coast, offers a range of charming beaches where you can enjoy the sun, sea and Mediterranean atmosphere. Relax on the pebbles, swim in the clear waters and soak up the natural beauty of these unique beaches. Whether you're looking for a lively beach or a tranquil retreat, ... Leggi tutto
Bomerano, a charming Alpine-style village high above the Amalfi Coast, is the starting point of the famous and fabulous Sentiero dei Diritti (Path of the Gods). Le village est un joli endroit, bien entretenu, aux rues propres et aux habitants sympathiques. C'est un paradis pour les randonneurs, car plusieurs sentiers partent d'ici. Elle vaut la ... Leggi tutto
