Cloister of San Francesco
A peaceful medieval cloister with interlaced arches, next to the Villa Comunale gardens. Often used for weddings and concerts, so access can vary.
For short stops, hot days and anyone who'd rather not watch the clock. Times are from the tender pier.
A peaceful medieval cloister with interlaced arches, next to the Villa Comunale gardens. Often used for weddings and concerts, so access can vary.
A small public garden on the cliff edge with one of the best views of the bay and Vesuvius. The lift down to the harbour is here.
Sorrento's busy central square, perched over a deep gorge, with cafés all around. The natural meeting point for the day.
A deep, green ravine just off Piazza Tasso, with the ruins of an old mill at the bottom. You look down from the railing above.
The cathedral on Corso Italia, known for its inlaid-wood panels, a local craft. Free to enter; dress modestly.
A villa museum of paintings, furniture and porcelain, with a garden walk to a sea-view terrace. Closed on Mondays and in winter.
Sorrento's old fishing harbour, about 15 minutes' walk down from the centre, with seafood restaurants right on the water.