The city of Sorrento was built on a natural terrace of tuff rock, high above the sea. A resort town since the roman time, it became even more famous as one of the final destinations of the Grand Tour which took place in Europe starting from the seventeenth century on.
We will have a stroll through its centre, which is characterized by a maze of narrow streets flanked by a myriad of little artisan shops showing the artifacts of men from the Sorrentine peninsula: limoncello shops, leather shops, wood inlay shops.
We will then visit the Cathedral of the 15th century and the church dedicated to San Francesco with its beautiful cloister, which are the most remarkable places to visit, together with Tasso square and the Villa Comunale, from which it is possible to see Mount Vesuvius and the entire bay of Naples.