Sorrento

Sorrento combines cliff-top urban life with the measured pace of the Sorrentine Peninsula in a way that reflects its position above the Bay of Naples. Narrow lanes lead from Piazza Tasso through a historic centre of workshops, churches and small courtyards, while Marina Grande retains the character of an old fishing quarter below the town. Lemon groves have long shaped local food and drink, most famously the production of limoncello, and Sorrento is also known for traditional inlaid-wood craftsmanship. Ferries and coastal roads connect it with Naples, Capri and the Amalfi Coast. See how Sorrento fits within the Bay of Naples and the Sorrentine Peninsula by browsing webcams nearby.

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