Sorrento

Sorrento the most sought after by tourists arriving in Campania.
Sorrento was inhabited by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans.
Often rebel to Romans but became privileged destination by Roman patricians, numerous houses were built along the coast of Sorrento.
In 113 it was conquered by the Normans. Attacks of Turks had to give walls. In 1799 it was part of the Republic Partenopea.
Its historic center presents the route Greek Roman roads parallel to Decumano greater Via San Cesario to Cardine Via Tasso.
Correale Museum of Terranova.
Old Villa 3 floor surrounded by a citrus grove, 24 rooms where you can admire masterpieces unique.
Sedil Dominova  (Via San Cesario).
Facades arc of Piperno that support a dome covered with frescoes.
Ruins of Villa Pollio Felice and Heads of Queen Giovanna.
Remains of a majestic Roman villa, the poet Stazio attributed to Pollio Felice.
Landing, terraces, tanks, pool natural defense against a natural arch, an ancient Roman nymphaeum.

timetable train Sorrento for Naples

Bus line Sorrento - Roma - Sorrento

CitySightseeing Sorrento