Sorrento
What you need to know before you go
The terracotta-tiled rooftops of Sorrento epitomize traditional Italian architecture, and there is much of that to be seen in the city. Visit the Sorrento Cathedral, a 15th-century Romanesque structure, with a majestically ornate interior of arches, domes, and religious paintings.
Sorrento is a resort town and tourists are well provided for with places to pick up traditional goods as souvenirs. The artisans of the region are known for their ceramics and lacework, and the ubiquitous lemons can be found on many a painted dish.
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10 Best Things to Do in Sorrento
Read itSorrento is one of Italy’s most beautiful coastal towns. Its cliff-base marinas are lined with waterfront restaurants that border the calm waters of the Bay of Naples. In the city centre, you’ll find a wealth of centuries-old basilicas and piazzas, all interconnected by a network of narrow roads where cafés serve great coffee with the street views.
Many make Sorrento a starting point for discovering the Amalfi Coast, yet the city alone is worth a single trip. Some of Sorrento’s most unique spots include its specialty inlaid wood museum, and Teatro Tasso, where you can enjoy the vibrant tarantella folkdance. Showing you some of the best highlights for sightseeing, dining and entertainment, here’s our list of the best things to see, do and try in Sorrento.
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