Sorrento and the Sorrentine Peninsula
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1. Basilica di Sant'Antonino
Gracing Piazza Sant'Antonino and one of the largest churches in Sorrento, the Basilica di Sant'Antonino honors the city's patron saint, St. Anthony the Abbot. The...Read More
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2. Capo di Sorrento and the Bagno della Regina Giovanna
Just 2 km (1 mile) west of Sorrento, turn right off Statale 145 toward the sea, and then park and walk a few minutes through...Read More
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3. Convento di San Francesco
Near the Villa Comunale gardens and sharing its view over the Bay of Naples, the convent is celebrated for its 12th-century cloister. Filled with greenery...Read More
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4. Duomo dei SS Filippo e Giacomo
Ancient, but rebuilt from the 15th-century right up to 1924, the town's cathedral follows a Latin-cross design; its nave and two side aisles are divided...Read More
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5. Marina Grande
Close to the historic quarter (but not that close—many locals prefer to use the town bus to shuttle up and down the steep hill), the...Read More
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6. Museo Bottega della Tarsia Lignea
The 18th-century Palazzo Pomaranci Santomasi houses an assorted collection of the celebrated Sorrentine decorative art of intarsia, or intarsi (inlays), comprising mainly 19th-century furniture and...Read More
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7. Museo Correale di Terranova
In an 18th-century villa with a lovely garden, on land given to the patrician Correale family by Queen Joan of Anjou in 1428, this museum...Read More
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8. Palazzo Correale
Just off the southeast corner of Piazza Tasso, this palazzo was built in the 14th century in Catalan style but transformed into a Rococo-era showstopper,...Read More
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9. Piazza della Vittoria
Tree-shaded Piazza della Vittoria is book-ended by two fabled hotels, the Bellevue Syrene and the Imperial Hotel Tramontano, one wing of which was home to...Read More
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10. Piazza Tasso
This was the site of Porta Catello, the summit of the old walls that once surrounded the city. Today it remains a symbolic portal to...Read More
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11. Sedile Dominova
Enchanting showpiece of the Largo Dominova—the little square that is the heart of Sorrento's historic quarter—the Sedile Dominova is a picturesque open loggia with expansive...Read More
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12. Villa Comunale
The largest public park in Sorrento sits on a cliff top overlooking the entire Bay of Naples. It offers benches, flowers, palms, and people-watching, plus...Read More
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