It would have been easy to dismiss Sorrento, Italy as just another attractive but over-touristy town. It offers the obligatory horse-drawn carriage rides, as well as a little white train that carries visitors from the upper level of town down to the beaches and marinas. Sidewalk cafes dot pretty piazzas that pop up around every … Read more
Many visitors opt to ride the little white train in Sorrento, Italy because of steep streets and hundreds of steps leading down to Piccola Marina on the lower level of town make walking difficult.
Taking a horse-drawn carriage ride is a great way to see the sights of Sorrento, Italy. Passengers are treated to a tour of the upper and lower levels of the city, while the driver points out specific sites and provides a bit of history. Once you have the lay of the land, it is easy … Read more
A sidewalk cafe on a small piazza, one of many found around every corner in Sorrento. This charming city is located on the Sorrentine peninsula, which thrusts out into the Bay of Naples on the west central coast of Italy.
Gothic columns surround a peaceful garden at the Cloister of Saint Francis, located within the Church of San Francesco in Sorrento, Italy. Originally an oratory founded by Saint Antonino, the Patron Saint of Sorrento, Franciscan Friars converted it to a church in the 14th century.
