Nestled in the cliffs of Sorrento, Bagni della Regina Giovanna (The Bath of Queen Giovanna) is a natural, clear oasis surrounded on all sides with ancient, ston...
Do you want to explore Piano di Sorrento but don't know what to see? How to visit it in a few hours? What is the best way to discover its beauties without missi...
A slow and sustainable experience to discover coves, legends, and biodiversity
The Sorrento Peninsula is a treasure trove of natural and cultural wonders.Am...
I’ve now been in Sorrento for almost two months now and despite a lot of students here going on big weekend trips to other places in Italy or Europe, so far I’v...
Origins of Carnevale
Carnevale (Carnival) takes place in the time before Lent begins. The name "Carnevale" comes from the Latin words, carnem levare which m...
Villa Fiorentino is currently hosting a free exhibition of photos taken by Antonino di Maio until March 2nd, 2025.Antonino di Maio saw the beauty in the everyda...
February 14th is the day of Sorrento’s patron saint, Sant’Antonino. Getting to see and experience all of the ways Sorrento comes together to honor and celebrate...
A Journey of Hiking and Spirituality
As part of the 1400th-anniversary celebrations of Saint Antonino’s passing, 2025 marks the launch of a special project ...
Sorrento is nestled on the peninsula that divides the Bay of Naples from the Amalfi Coast and it has a perfect view of Mount Vesuvius. It is a Mediterranean par...
The Exhibit in Villa Fiorentino
Over sixty of Antonio Ligabue’s lively works are currently on display in Sorrento at Villa Fiorentino. His works on display...
Witnessing History Firsthand
Growing up in the United States I remember learning about Pompeii in history class though it always seemed like such a distant ...
Piano and its Patron Saint
This past weekend I attended my second Italian festival on the Sorrento Peninsula, La Festa di San Michele. This annual celebrati...
Meta is often known as a smaller town to Sorrento with beautiful beaches, but I got to see a glimpse into the authentic culture of the locals in Meta and it tru...
An Oasis in the City
Greenery is everywhere in the Sorrentine Peninsula. The trees that line the sidewalks and the gardens on balconies add to the peninsula...
The Sleeping Giant
On Tuesday, July 16, 2024, I had the opportunity to hike Mount Vesuvius. After a guided tour of Pompeii, the next stop on the full day ad...
In Naples stands a terrifying, silent giant. This giant’s skin is rock and he towers over the buildings of Naples. The quiet giant sleeps and waits for his time...
From Sorrento to Monte Faito
On the morning of Friday, July 12, I had the unforgettable experience of exploring a portion of Monte Faito.This mountain is th...
The Hike
Beginning at Sant’Anna Institute, a group of students led by two local guides, Peppe and Camilla, headed out for the scenic route to Bagni della Re...
Almalfi is a coastal town on the Amalfi Coast about an hour and a half from Sorrento. Its white and yellow buildings crouch over the harbor. They greet visitors...
Only have a few hours to spare in Sorrento but want to experience the best of this enchanting coastal city?No problem!With the City Adventure app, you can make ...
One of the captivating scenic attractions in Sorrento is the Vallone dei Mulini (Valley of the Mills), a site among the most photographed (and Instagrammable!) ...
Built between the 9th and 10th centuries, the Cathedral of Sorrento, originally dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, underwent a change in dedication...
Ciao everyone!
As it is nearing the end of my semester here in Sorrento, I wanted to share some of my favorite places around the charming town.
I had such a h...
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Last week I had the pleasure of visiting a unique and notable art gallery in Sorrento.
SyArt Gallery is unique to Sorrento because it is the on...
A goal of mine while I am living here in Sorrento is to visit as many of the local museums and galleries as possible.
I was able to check another one off of ...
Savoring Sorrento's Saporitissimo Street Food
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Over this past week I’ve had the chance to learn more about what true Italian cuisine is like and t...
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Since the last time you read from #MyPOVSorrento, I’ve turned 20 in one of the most beautiful places on Earth!
My birthday is on September 5, and...
A Student's Journey in Sorrento
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My name is Megan Kesner and I am a student from America studying at Sant’Anna Institute for the next three and a h...
A Fragrant Delight
Its sweet and sour taste, vibrant yellow color, and smell sends you into a lemon fantasy. Limoncello is a Sorrento staple and has quickly...
A Day in the Charming Amalfi
The refreshing breeze of salt water air flowing on my face. The gentle rocking of a boat sailing.The breathtaking views of the ...
Sorrento is renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship and rich cultural heritage.
Among its many treasures, one art form stands out as an emblem of its artistic...
Unveiling Magnificent Views of Amalfi Coast and Mythical Charms"
Though I did not encounter Jupiter, Apollo, Juno, or Neptune, the Path of the Gods hike (Sentie...
Exploring the Vibrant Citrus Symphony of Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast
While walking through Sorrento’s many streets and alleys, it would be impossible for your...
The sun is setting. People stroll down Corso Italia. Countless conversations surround you.
Your drink collects condensation in the warmth of the evening. Meats...
A small journey aimed at learning about the traditions and peculiarities that have made Sorrento and the Sorrento Peninsula a unique and fascinating land.
A path made of genuine traditions and flavors; of stories, of technical men that are priceless heritage but also a solid basis for building the future of a handkerchief of land that has so much to tell!...
Strolling among the hills of Sorrento, one rediscovers lifestyles that today seem anachronistic and thus risk falling into disuse but which, in reality, show the essentiality of rural life in the past, made up of simple things and genuine flavors....
This we tell you is the story of Sorrento cabinetmaker Enrico Salierno who, in the 1960s, moved to Los Angeles as an import/export entrepreneur.
Years earlier, ...
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Cesare Cremonini with his song "50 Special" was exactly right:
"But how great is ...
If you are spending your vacation in
Sorrento
, don't miss the chance to visit Positano: one of the most beautiful and famous villages on the Amalfi Coast, a s...
The Crapolla Fjord in
Massa Lubrense
is certainly among the most striking inlets on the Sorrento Peninsula .
It is a place that guards of a rich historical a...
With the weather in Sorrento being so nice, this past week I went on a few outdoor adventures that are not to be missed.
From Monte Faito to the Ieranto Bay, t...
Three months later my arrival in Sorrento, in the Christmas holidays, I have now also been able to experience some of the many Easter traditions that are unique...
One of my favorite things to do is take pictures with my camera.The Sorrento coast - as well as many of the other places I have traveled - have so many beautifu...
Why is Capri so famous?
If you are on holiday in Sorrento, one of the must-do excursions is a visit to the island of Capri, famous for its beautiful coastl...
In my time since coming to Sorrento I have had the opportunity to eat so much amazing food in the local area.
From antipasto to pastas to dessert, I hope to tr...
One of the things I have loved about living in Sorrento is how I can enjoy the town during the week, yet also have the opportunity to travel over the weekend.Th...
Monte Faito, the most famous peak of the whole Sorrento coast, cannot be missed by nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts.
1400 meters in height, the mountain ...
Enclosed between Punta Campanella and Punta Penna, the enchanting inlet known as Ieranto Bay is a wild place of unspoiled beauty, reachable through a natural pa...
Monte San Costanzo is a magical place with a breathtaking view. It is located in Massa Lubrense, at the end of the Sorrento Peninsula. From his highest hill, it...
Villa Rossi, better known as Villa Murat, is located in the ancient village of Annunziata, above Massa Lubrense. Mediterranean lanes and small houses with typic...
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