October transforms Sorrento into a destination of rare beauty and tranquility. As the high season fades away, the sunset light reveals vibrant autumn colors along the cliffs and sea, creating an atmosphere that visitors rarely experience during the busy summer months. Fewer crowds mean...
The best known citrus of the Sorrento Peninsula is the Sorrentino lemon called 'Femminello' and it differs from the lemons of the nearby Amalfi coast for the different cultivation methods and for different organoleptic properties (the Amalfi lemon also belongs to a different category,...
Surely Piazza Tasso is the meeting point of the Sorrentines, with beautiful bars and restaurants that offer excellent ideas for any time of day: for a breakfast, an aperitif or a simple coffee, all surrounded by the charm and tranquility that this magical place...
Along Via San Nicola 11 there is one of the residences of the Sersale family.
This unlike the others retains some extra charm as it hosted Cornelia Tasso, sister of the famous Torquato and wife of Marzio Sersale.
In July 1577 Torquato Tasso, after escaping from...
Torquato Tasso is considered the most famous son of Sorrento.
He was born on 11 March 1544 in Sorrento.
His father Bernardo, a man of letters and courtier born in Venice, married Porzia de 'Rossi, a Neapolitan noblewoman of Tuscan origins and Torquato was their third...
From March 25th the connections will be available on the Salerno - Amalfi - Positano line.
From April 1st, the connections on the Salerno - Cetara - Maiori - Amalfi line will also resume.
The Minori stop is temporarily suspended, we will update the timetables as...
