The fantastic nightlife and breathtaking beach views are just a few highlights of Sorrento City Centre. Make a stop by Piazza Tasso or Piazza Sant'Antonino while you're exploring the area.
Travelers to Sorrento Historic Centre praise its popular shops. If you've got some more time to explore, be sure to make a stop by Piazza Tasso and Sorrento Lift.
If you're spending time in Priora, you might enjoy its seaside views and restaurants. If you've got time to venture a little farther, you can make a stop by Piazza Tasso or Villa Fiorentino.
If you're spending some time in Capo di Sorrento, La Pignatella Beach and Baths of Queen Giovanna are top sights worth seeing.
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This main square in Sorrento is a great place for people-watching, admiring Baroque architecture and learning about the local history.
During your visit to Sorrento, you can search for that perfect souvenir at Corso Italia. Savor the lively bars and top-notch restaurants while in town.
Swim or snorkel in this legendary natural pool or watch the sunset from a picturesque Roman ruin on the rocks of Punta del Capo.
Start your exploration of Sorrento, or end your day of adventures, in this leafy square near the train station.
Built into the cliffs of Sorrento, this elevator provides quick access from the city’s beaches and marina to the Old Town.
In the heart of Sorrento, behind central Tasso Square, lies an almost hidden treasure: an ancient and overgrown ruin in a lush ravine.
The town is very small but very cute! It has orange trees lining the main streets with oranges on the trees. The souvenir shops are not full of crap; they actually have very cool things in them and views that are just top-notch.
Sorrento is beautiful, has wonderful food and is convinient to travel to the other Amalfi coast towns.
Sorrento is our favorite spot..
Take train to Pompeii from Sorrento
Sorrento is beautiful during the day and night. Had a wonderful dinner at Ristorante Pizzeria L'Abate, oh my goodness the food, especially the seafood was amazing. The owner their had fabulous recommendations.
An overwhelmingly tourist-centric town, and it is commensurately expensive, but only depending on what kind of shop you’re in. Not too bad, though. Lots of great places, and an absolutely beautiful city. Go see the Valley of the Mills!
