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Known for its beautiful views of the Amalfi Coast, the city of Sorrento in southern Italy is delightful. From the towns of Centro Storico to Piazza Tasso or Corsa Italia, you will find antique shops, restaurants, and souvenir shops. You can spend a great amount of time here while admiring the amazing architecture and sipping on a refreshing limoncello beverage. The city has a quaint fishing village, Marina Grande, that offers local seafood. The St. Anthony Basilica is a centuries-old church dedicated to Sorrento’s patron saint. The Cloister of San Francesco overlooks the Gulf of Naples and offers music performances. Journey outside of Sorrento, where you can explore historical and archaeological sites such as Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Mount Vesuvius. Enjoy the scenery by boat as you take a day trip to the Island of Capri.
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- Capri and Blue Grotto: The Blue Grotto is a cave that can only be entered by boat and is best visited earlier in the day for optimal lighting. The cave is part of the island of Capri. Capri is a small island just off the coast and is a day trip from Sorrento by ferry.
- Beach Clubs: There are four beach clubs in the city, where you can rent a sun lounger or a deck chair. Many have umbrellas and on-site food is usually available.
- Sedile Dominova: Since 1877, this building has been a trade union, representing all the different artisans of the city. Built in the fifteenth century, Sorrento aristocracy were the original residents. Its beautifully preserved frescoes are a highlight.
- Piazza Tasso: The central business and commercial area in Sorrento. Once the sun sets, the locals stroll the area. There are many shops, cafés and restaurants located here. In addition, the Baroque Church del Carmine is also here.
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