Sorrento Trip Overview
Sorrento is the city that gives its name to the Sorrento coast, is located in front of Naples and its bay, in the south-western part of Italy. Built on the tuff cliff that separates it from its crowded marina, Sorrento is famous for the panorama of the sea and its cultural, craft and gastronomic traditions, Piazza Tasso is the center of the town.
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Duration: 3 to 4 hours
Starts: Sorrento, Italy
Trip Category: Cultural & Theme Tours >> Cultural Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Sorrento, Campania, Italy
Sorrento is the city that gives its name to the Sorrento coast, is located in front of Naples and its bay, in the south-western part of Italy. Built on the tuff cliff that separates it from its crowded marina, Sorrento is famous for the panorama of the sea and its cultural, craft and gastronomic traditions, Piazza Tasso is the center of the town.
Itinerary
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Stop At: Sorrento, Sorrento, Province of Naples, Campania
Walking Corso Italia through the city, you will reach Piazza Lauro with Giardini hotels and shops near the station. Continuing stop at Piazza Tasso the center of the city. Stop at the church of Santa Maria del Carmine further on overlooking the terrace you can see the port, on the sides of the terrace there are the stairs leading to Marina Piccola one of the characteristic beaches of the city. Continuing we go to Piazza Sant’Antonino with the 14th century church with the statue of the saint, continuing we arrive at the municipal villa, with the church of San Francesco d’Assisi and its 13th century cloister. At the exit of the municipal villa you go to the ancient center of Sorrento: narrow streets intersected with hinges and decumani you reach the seat of Dominova square loggia of the fourteenth century, then via San Cesareo you reach along Corso Italia and on the left stands the bell tower of the Cathedral. behind the Duomo on the left via Sersale is the Roman arch (southern city gate) on the sides of the sixteenth-century walls.
Duration: 4 hours
