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Visited October 2024. Approximately a one hour walk from Capri town the Villa is at the summit of Mount Tiberius - sounds daunting but not really. The path leading to the villa is paved/tarmac/concrete and is wheelchair (wheel) friendly. Having said that this is a two-thousand year old site, wheels would be very difficult once inside. A wonderful piece of history with a modest entrance fee and a relaxed atmosphere once inside. Restored in places but most of the structure looks authentically old. With panoramic views of The Bay of Naples including a fantastic view of Sorrento, if you make the effort you will be rewarded when you get there.

A must visit for anyone going to Capri and interested in history. The ruins are not well preserved but still worth seeing and walking through. The walk from the port is not for the weak, particularly during the summer heat. Be prepared for equivalent of about 102 flights of stairs (per my garmin watch) to get there. Along the way, many grocers and shops to stop and get a refreshment to stay cool on the way up and dozens of places for lunch in the way down. Tip, don’t go to the places in busy touristy areas. Find a spot all by itself, there are many.

An large villa with a really interesting history. Read up on Tiberio Augusto before you visit and then let those stories come to life! Entrance is a reasonable price and the park next to it with the cliff top path is amazing. And ad its Capri through views are stunning.

Get ready for quite the trek. A lot of stairs up and up hill walking. The history of this place interesting and the views were amazing, but I definitely would never do it again!

Ugo made this visit more than we could possibly have anticipated. Thanks Ugo! We happened to arrive in time for his post lunch tour of the grounds and we learned a great deal. His info and insight into the location and island were a genuine highlight of the trip to Capri. The villa itself is a surprisingly huge complex, with a major water collection system, strangely topped by a catholic chapel built above it before they realised Emperor Tiberius' palatial villa was underneath. Amazing views also from the chapel and the park next door where we saw goats for the only time on the 3 day visit. It's an uphill trek and there's a great 20min forest short cut across to Villa Lysis which is worth seeing in combination with Villa Jovis but bring a packed lunch or allow enough time. The gardens, houses and sleeping cats along the way made this an even better excursion. I started this review at 4 stars for Villa Jovis but the whole trip was 5 stars.

Absolutely stunning views from Villa Jovis. The ruins themselves are interesting as well, but the five star views are the real reason to make the trek. There is another small park about 100m before the entry to Villa Jovis, which is worth a look as well. We stayed at Hotel Marmela and it was about a 35 minute walk along paved walkways and a few flights of stairs. The walkways are beautiful and very quiet before 1030 am. After that, you will start seeing the day tours. We were there at 1015 and were the only people at the Villa. 6 Euro entry fee and there are toilets at the site.

Worth the hike but be aware it is demanding with some steep segments to get there. The views are worth the hike. 6 euro entrance. Once inside you can walk around the site and take your photos. We did Villa Jovis first as soon as we got to Capri and then Natural Arch.

Seeing the Faraglioni by boat was one of the best parts of visiting Capri. Sailing past these natural rock formations is breathtaking. The views, the sea breeze, it all adds to a perfect day.

Coming here was a dream come true. I am from a small island from the Caribbean and it amazes me how lucky we are to have so many beautiful places in the world to discover and to enjoy.

Took a half day boat trip, during the trip we saw these as well as many other amazing sites from the water around Capri. Highly recommend doing something similar, also we packed a picnic lunch for our half day trip and it was a great way to spend the morning.

Good view from the boat

you can visit it by boat, and pass through the arch, or just go to one panoramic point.

Get a private boat tour with the local skipper-those guys are knowledgeable, experienced, friendly and very good guides if you want to explore areas around the island.

We saw this rock formation as part of our day trip by boat from Nerano. This tour depart Nerano to Capri where you spend 5 hours on Capri and before you depart, the boat goes around the island and through the archway made by this rock formation. The tour encouraged couples to kiss as we passed through the archway as it gives the couple a good luck wish. They teased it would lead to pregnancy. It's certainly a nice stop as part of a tour.

The gardens of Augustus is a beautiful mountaintop garden which has a few statues and benches but it's main selling point is the view at the top. If you are on a tour and don't have much time I would recommend, as it's easy enough to get to and is a stunning "Instagram worthy" spot. Of course you have to pay to get in which you can do via a QR code or buying tickets. You can pay in your own currency on the app, which I thought was cool. I think £4 for a tiny garden with a view is milking it though, I think it should be done on a donation basis. You'll have people everywhere posing at every which angle so find a few good spots, take some snaps and get out of there!

€2.50 per person for entry and not sure its worth it. It is essentially 10m2 of grass with some flowers, several view points towards the faraglioni and a couple more on the other side towards the Via Krupp. Some good views of the faraglioni rocks but lots of people in the way taking photos of course. The views are just as good at the roof terrace next door and you can have a drink whilst enjoying the view! Win win

Beautiful views and definitely worth a visit to get some memorable pictures. Lots of places to sit and relax but you’re not allowed to eat there. Entry was €2.5 and definitely worth the views.

Nice and well maintained gardens. Entrance fee of €2,50 a person. Plenty of scenic viewpoints. Make sure to arrive as early as possible to prevent having to navigate the tourist groups that start arriving as early as of 09:30. They open at 09:00, and since it’s a small garden between 09:00 and 09:30 is a very nice window to see it all in all tranquility.(excluding the via Krupp)

Lovely gardens atop of Capri full of colorful flower beds running along narrow paths, shady trees and statues - a peaceful oasis with gorgeous views. The small entry fee is certainly worth it, there is a vending machine inside selling cold bottled water for 1€. From there you can take the switch back path down to Marina Piccola, it took us about 30 minutes.

After our ferry ride, we made our way to the Garden of Augustus. The views were truly magnificent, and the serene atmosphere made for a perfect escape. The vibrant colors of the flowers against the deep blue of the sea were a sight to behold. However, the experience was slightly marred by the cost of entry. It felt like a bit of a rip-off to pay €2.50 per person for such a small area. What was even more frustrating was the price of water. Having to shell out €2.50 for a tiny 300ml bottle felt like pure exploitation, especially on a hot day. It's a shame that a place of such natural beauty has to resort to such practices to squeeze every penny out of its visitors.

Lovely little garden in an amazing location. The statues and plants are very nice, and the grounds are very well maintained. The really impressive aspect is the surrounding architecture, particularly the switchback ramp leading all 100+ meters down to the sea.

Fantastic art and history museum carefully placed within a former monestary. The art is well-curated, and the monstary building is unique and beautiful. The history exhibit features artifacts of the Roman Imperial family related to their residence on Capri, which also includes a number of statues, busts, and other art. There is a stunning seaside view in a balcony on this part of the museum.

Enjoyed the quiet serenity in this mostly empty rooms, long halls and courtyards. Church has some interesting frescoes. Also there is a museum (didn’t go) and gallery. Also great bathrooms!

The Certosa San Giacomo is a beautiful and peaceful spot in Capri, full of history and charm. The monastery dates back centuries, and walking through its courtyards, cloisters, and halls gives a real sense of the island’s past. The architecture is striking, and the grounds are well maintained, making it a relaxing place to explore away from the busier areas of Capri. There was no wait to enter when we visited, and tickets did not need to be booked in advance, which made it easy and stress free. From here, you also get some great views of the sea and surrounding landscape. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re interested in history, architecture, or just want a quiet and beautiful escape in Capri.

Bought an under 18 ticket on their website for me on a school trip for a solo visit. And it was free!! Was able to buy the tickets before our trip, and received an email with the online ticket and qr code. Update today I visited the museum/monument and it was AMAZING. It was so big and the inner garden and outer garden was so pretty. And the religous paintings were very interesting and very big! I also spotted a cat sleeping in the grass. WORTH VISITING. And it is located just beyond the street of designer shops.

I'm a little surprised about the bad reviews. I was totally stunned by the historic location, huge halls, stunning paintings and the museums exhibiting antique art. Definitely a must-see and offering a lot!

Empty halls, empty rooms, overgrown gardens. Where is all interior? Does anybody take care of this place? There is a nice view from the terrace, but still - nothing that much better than the thousands other terraces around the island. Leaving a star for the Diefenbach gallery and the (partially) preserved church.

beautiful walk and magical location. Away from Capri unbearable over tourism.

Villa Lysis is breathtaking. It was worth walking 45 minutes from center of Capri. The path also is beautiful and you will see a lot of villas of local people and lots of lemon garden. When you arrive you will be surprised by the design and gardening of Villa Lysis from 1904. You can buy tickets in advance or inside of Villa.

This villa has a fantastic view to around. The garden is full of flowers and the building is open to visit. You can also go to roof of it to take photos.

What can I say! This was one of the most beautiful spots in Capri. The sea, the view, the villa and the quietness were perfect.

SCAM! Don't purchase your ticket until you are at the Villa Lysis. We purchased tickets on the 29th of September at 1 PM at the Giardini di Augusto ticket's office. We then walked to the Villa Lysis (40 minutes climbing), and when we arrived, it was closed. Another dozen of people were in the same case than us. We called the phone number, which was not able to provide me with any information. They just told us to go back (another 40 minutes walking) to the ticket's office where we bought the ticket for reimbursement. When arrived at the ticket's office, they told us they didn't knew about the closure, and they couldn't reimburse us the tickets. They advised us to send an email to a manager, Mrs Frederico. We did it, and two days after, still no answer or any excuse. Such a poor client service, and a scam on top of it. This deserves to be signaled to the local police to prevent others to be scammed like us.

You can't miss this place! The story of the villa and it's first owner was super interesting. The building and the gardens are gorgeous

Beautiful location. Great views. Interesting history. However, very long walk with lots of hill, but its very cool to see the local villas.

One of the loveliest places I’ve ever visited, even though it’s a bit far and uphill from the town. Most of the time I was completely alone in the area and it was magical. :)

The soul of Capri at sunset There are lighthouses — and then there’s Punta Carena. Rising boldly from the cliffs of Anacapri, its red façade glowing against the Mediterranean blues, this spot is pure cinematic magic. Whether you arrive by land or sail past by boat, it catches your eye — and your breath. The view is iconic, especially at sunset, when the sky ignites and the sea turns gold. It’s not just beautiful — it’s emotionally moving. You feel like you’ve stumbled into a postcard that’s alive. The surrounding area is rugged and raw, yet welcoming, with sunbathers on the rocks and locals diving into crystalline waters. An unforgettable stop on any Capri itinerary. Bring your camera, your swimsuit — and if you can, stay for the sunset. You’ll carry it with you long after you’ve left.

It's a beautiful spot that's conveniently located just a short bus ride from Anacapri. You'll find restaurants if you want to grab a bite, and there are good areas for swimming. A pleasant place to spend some time.

Beautiful lighthouse in Capri. From here we can see a beautiful sunset. Head down near the water where you will find 2 snack bars. There is also a viewpoint nearby.

If you’ve ever wondered where Poseidon might retire, it’s probably here. The Punta Carena Lighthouse looks like it came straight out of a “Dramatic Isolation” travel brochure. Towering red-and-white, built in 1866, it’s said to be one of Italy’s most important lighthouses. These days it’s more of a photogenic icon where people come to look mysteriously windswept. We saw it from a boat – perched on the cliff like a grumpy old man who's seen too much sea. A few sunbathers around, sheer rocks straight out of a spaghetti western – you half expect Morricone’s music to start playing. If you're cruising by, raise your eyes, snap a pic, and let the lighthouse (and the sun) dazzle you. :)

Beauty on earth. This place took my heart. Felt like all the troubles of the world felt so small while standing on the edge and watching the horizon. Nothing but clear blue sky and the waves hitting the cliffs. There are restaurants and places to chill nearby where you can go to refresh yourself with local cuisines and beverages. Taking a dip in the clean blue ocean never felt this good 💛

Good place for seeing the sunset. Nice swimming possibility. Gets deep right away, you can use the stairs to get in or just jump. Water shoes are recommended. Some people did cliff diving as well. There’s also a nice restaurant to watch the sunset from.

Best place for sunsets.

Villa San Michele is where Swedish order meets Italian beauty – with a view so stunning it might cure mild existential crises. Built in the 19th century by Swedish doctor Axel Munthe (clearly a man with a flair for the dramatic), the villa boasts ancient columns, marble sphinxes, and a panorama over the Bay of Naples that could stop time. Just be careful on the terrace – it’s not vertigo or love, it’s the uphill walk catching up with you. :)

If you come to Anna Capri Italy, you must come here and check out this amazing Villa. The history is very interesting. The ruins he brought back from mainland, Italy, and Rome, as well as Pompeii are amazing to look at.

Absolutely breathtaking art and views — definitely a must-see if you have the time. There are plenty of great shops and restaurants nearby, as well as the lift to the highest point of Capri. You can take a taxi to the square and then walk about 10 minutes to the museum, or choose to walk the full 50 minutes from Capri’s main square. Be aware, though, that the walk is quite challenging — you’ll need to climb around 986 steps to reach the museum!

One of my new most favourite places on Earth. So amazing, calm and beautiful gardens with view. Very nice roof cafe. Hope to come back one day.

This is possibly the best view on Capri. Make sure to visit this amazing Villa while on Capri. Absolutely breath taking views and a beautiful garden is waiting for you.

Fantastic villa above hotel San Michelle. Beautiful gardens and views. Well- preserved historical villa.

Very nice place! My parents got this picture on their wedding day in 1967. Today I discovered that the picture shows the island of Capri and the view from the terrace of the museum. I hope to visit this island and this beautiful museum in the coming years!

Belvedere Tragara is one of Capri’s most stunning viewpoints, offering a panoramic vista of the iconic Faraglioni rock formations and the deep blue Tyrrhenian Sea. Located at the end of a picturesque walkway lined with elegant villas and lush greenery, it exudes timeless charm. A peaceful spot away from the crowds, perfect for photography or quiet reflection. A must-visit for anyone exploring Capri’s natural beauty.

Magical views - must stop by when in Capri - just before the stairs to the beach clubs

Beautiful,Amazing,very high up,but well worth it! The scenery,looking down to the azure blue water...boat look so tiny! I think a few feet more up,you'd be touching outer space!!

Really breathtaking views!!! Don't miss this magical place!!!! There are benches for rest. About 30 minutes walk from the port or 15 minutes from the center.

Definitely worth the walk over here once you're in Capri Town. Even in high season (but early in the day) it was a beautiful walk and not too crowded. Amazing views of Marina Piccola and Faraglioni.

Definitely worth a visit. There is a reasonably well marked path from the centre of Capri to the Belvedere Tragara and then you can also choose to walk onwards to the Arco Naturale before heading back to town. The whole walk incl. the Arco took us around 1.5h with a lunch break.

Lovely walk through the nicer part of town, down a flat and easily managed walkway. Several views and photo opportunities of the beautiful scenery as you go, no need to rush here..... but when you do get here.... wow.

The museum is not interesting and was a waste of time for us. The only thing of interest was a hall on the ground floor where we saw a few statues found in Blue Grotto.

Waste of time and money… Not much to see. The so called great view is just looking over all kinds of ugly roofs. I literally finished it in 15 minutes.

You can skip this one. Some nice art gallery upstairs but I found the movie boring and the view from the roof is not the best in the area ..

Nice museum for €3.50. Great location in Anacapri along the main pedestrian street in town. Restaurants and other shops nearby.

Eccentric Capri history, artifacts and paintings. Fun, cheap and supports local causes in the community!

The Google's time schedule is wrong at least during off season. Recheck The Time before going

A brilliant building. Very cheap entry if you go to certain museums first. Cool view from the top and an absolutely MUST SEE multimedia show. Artworks interesting too. Shout out to the beautiful and delightful woman who showed me round. Very attentive and helpful.

Impressive church for such a small village. Nicely decorated and location is very convenient right next to plaza.

Nice place to use by prayer, in silence and quite. Catholic. 🙏

(Translated by Google) The designed majolica tiles are exceptional❤️ (Original) Le maioliche disegnate sono eccezzionali❤️

(Translated by Google) The history of Capri (Original) La storia di Capri

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church, it is recommended to go visit it. (Original) Una preciosidad de iglesia, recomendable ir a visitarla.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful places I will ever visit (Original) De los sitios más hermosos que visitaré jamás

(Translated by Google) Very small but well-kept with a bit of garden around it (Original) Molto piccola ma curata con un po'di giardino intorno

Well sign posted, concrete path for most of the way. Lots of steps, but not too hard. About half hr there including photo stops

Yes, this is a superb spot on Capri, and you shouldn't miss this! To reach it from the port, you cat take the funicular, for 2.4 € and then to take a short and easy walk. At the end of the oath you will find a terrace, which you should cross and go down on the stairs. This are the beauties of the nature and we should enjoy but also protect and preserve them, so please don't leave any rubbish behind.

Worth the 20-30 minute walk. We arrived earlier in day so very few people and so we could sit and take in the view. A cute walk to get to it, too. Returning to Capri though there were hoards of people headed to the arch which would make it not as enjoyable (for me, anyway!).

A great hike while visiting Capri. Lots of up and down as you would expect but well worth the effort as the arch is beautiful and the views of the sea breathtaking.

Don’t go down the stairs! Continue straight THRU the restaurant. Beautiful view 😍

When getting here, do not take the coast path (or not first anyway, there are 600 stept to climb). Much better to take the southern route on the way back from the Arco naturale.

One of the most beautiful spots in whole of Capri, hidden path

A church resembling the one in Anacapri, with the pipe organs again behind the altar instead of some grand painting. Overall nicely kept and even though it's located next to the main square and the tram to the harbour there weren't many people inside.

A beautiful and discreet church so tightly squeezed between buildings that many people simply miss it. Which is actually great—it tends to stay peaceful inside. Built in the 17th century in Baroque style, it once served as the island’s cathedral and is now Capri’s main parish church. Inside, you’ll even find the tomb of the last king of Naples, who lived out his exile here.

Beautiful, solemn, very conducive to prayer. This church is without the gilt and frescoes of other churches but is beautiful in its clean lines and simplicity. Not too big but still having a left and right wing apart from the central aisle leading to the main altar. The main entrance leads to Piazza Umberto and is right across the Municipio (town hall)

A simple and quiet cathedral which carries the Italian charm despite not having the advanced architecture found in other cathedrals around the country. It has free entrance next to the piazetta and has a calming effect all around.

We suggest you to watch the floor that is from the private studio of the Emperor Augustis, here in Villa Jovis The gold seat is from the Certosa di San Giacomo, other interesting place to visit , few meters from the main Church

(Translated by Google) A small church in the center of Capri's historic center, very Italian and with one of the most beautiful interior doors I've ever seen, in my humble opinion. Stop by and visit. Highly recommended. (Original) Una pequeña iglesia en el centro del casco histórico de Capri, muy italiana y con una de las puertas interiores más lindas que he visto, en mi humilde opinión. Pasen a visitarla. Recomendable.

(Translated by Google) The little church hides a treasure for those who love the island's Roman history: the floor of the altar and the left nave were part of the original paving of Villa Jovis. (Original) La chiesetta nasconde un tesoro per chi ama la storia romana dell’isola: il pavimento dell’altare e della navata sinistra erano parte della pavimentazione originale di Villa Jovis.

Nice

(Translated by Google) Small museum but with fantastic historical-naturalistic finds from the island. Considering the price it is absolutely worth it. Very welcome terrace bonus. (Original) Piccolo museo ma con fantastici reperti storico-naturalistici dell'isola. Visto il prezzo ne vale assolutamente la pena. Bonus terrazza molto gradito.

(Translated by Google) It's a small museum in the center of Capri, but interesting and well-equipped, with limited resources and a tour of the geological and botanical aspects of Capri Island. But the most spectacular feature is the terrace on the top floor. What a tremendous view! (Original) Es museo pequeño en el centro de Capri, pero interesante y bien montado con pocos recursos y con recorrido de aspectos geológico y botánicos de la Isla de Capri. Pero lo más espectacular es la terraza en el último piso ¡¡ Tremenda vista!!

(Translated by Google) Small museum where there are many prehistoric and historical finds from Capri. There are also many examples of Capri fauna on display, including the very famous blue lizard. Worth seeing is the beautiful view of the Piazzetta and the gulf from the terrace immediately after the museum. If you are interested in culture there is also a small but well-stocked library on the history of Capri. (Original) Piccolo Museo dove sono presenti molteplici reperti preistorici e storici di Capri. Vi sono inoltre esposte molti esempi della fauna caprese, compresa la famosissima lucertola azzurra. Da vedere la bellissima veduta della Piazzetta e del golfo dal terrazzo subito dopo il museo. Se vi interessa la cultura vi è anche una piccola ma ben fornita biblioteca sulla storia di Capri.

(Translated by Google) This little museum is absolutely worth visiting. The girls are very kind and willing to explain all the details (Original) Vale assolutamente la pena visitare questo piccolo museo. Le ragazze sono molto gentili e disponibili a spiegare tutti i dettagli

(Translated by Google) Great little museum for history and science lovers! And as a bonus, superb view from the museum terrace. (Original) Chouette petit musée pour les amoureux d'histoire et de sciences! Et en prime, superbe vue depuis la terrasse du musée.

(Translated by Google) It is incomprehensible that a museum in the heart of Capri is closed on a Tuesday morning in the middle of the month of August with thousands of tourists...it's a shame. (Original) È incomprensibile che un museo nel cuore di Capri il Martedì mattina nel pieno del mese di Agosto con migliaia di turisti sia chiuso......peccato.

Here you can still see how the island has been looking since ancient times. Amazing nature, quiet, unbelievable sights and peaceful atmosphere. You simply have to walk there to believe me!

Interesting and quiet spot away from the tourists. Fantastic views and a great hike! Well worth it!

Walked down to this church after taking the chairlift up to Monte Solaro based on reviews. It was firmly locked shut. It was a long steep windy and rocky path in the middle of a hot mid-July day. A huge regret not taking the chairlift down as the chairlift up was magnificent. Don't make my mistake!

We absolutely loved this place. The view from the terrace is amazing and the people were so very welcoming. We had a great time there. Also a good place, if you like to visit the quiet and lesser crowded side of Capri Island.

Lovely walk through Capri hills to reach this monastery. A real pearl among an often pretentious and tacky island

Try the trekking path that says 'per passetiello' at the left side of this church. ; )

Amazing view from Capri Island

One of our favorite hotels on the planet! Absolutely incredible from the views to the staff. The entire hotel was spotless from head to toe. The rooms were well appointed and everything worked as it should with the best views! Staff was super friendly and helpful and the location is quiet and charming being right next to a great walking path with more awesome views! Truly an awesome place to stay!

Hotel Punta Tragara, Capri blends design heritage with understated chic of capri. While the rooms can feel on the smaller side; a nod to the property’s historic architecture as they retain an undeniable charm and sense of place. The real showstopper, however, is the pool area, which is nothing short of stunning: elegant terraces and crystalline water set against some of Capri’s most breathtaking views. A boutique stay that’s as much about atmosphere and vistas as it is about the stay. Ps. Best Olives ever at pool bar 🫒💚🤍❤️

This is truly a 5 star resort! From arrival, to the room, the amenities and the attention to detail. We could not recommend this hotel more highly. The only negative, for those with mobility issues, is the hotel is an @ 10 to 15 minute walk from the town and there is no transportation from town to get you directly to the hotel, even on arrival (though the resort did take care of the luggage). I would recommend staying here if going to Capri!!

Firstly, let me start by explaining that you must walk 20 minutes from the center of town to arrive at this hotel. I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but this “luxury” hotel room was such a disappointment I feel compelled to warn others. The photos online promised light-filled, stylish accommodations – what I walked into looked nothing like that. The room was dark, and dingy, outdated furniture that looked like it hadn’t been replaced. The lighting was so poor letting in virtually no natural light. We were brought to our room and within 10 minutes of being in the room called the front desk to let them know that the room was unacceptable and not as described. The woman said “is it because it’s too dark?” I told her the room was dark and dingy. There was a small pain window, even though this was supposed to be an ocean suite. She told me this was the last room. They had no under their abilities until our final day where they could locate the same room in a different area of the hotel. The room was not as advertised. not a luxury hotel a dark dingy room with barely a view and not somewhere I would personally want to stay in Capri for $2800 per night. We spoke with the manager who was unaccommodating and let us know He would not be refunding us, even though we would not be staying at the hotel and immediately checking out. he offered no solution. The biggest insult is the bait-and-switch advertising that bear no resemblance to reality. If you’re looking for comfort, style, or anything remotely close to luxury, do yourself a favor and book elsewhere. This hotel trades on false promises and delivers a dark, dreary nightmare. What a welcome to Capri.

Had a great stay at Punta Tragara, the hotel is an iconic property on Capri, just hanging at the top of the cliff overlooking the Faraglioni and the marina piccola bay. It is a little walk from the piazzetta, however once you're settled in, the walk is part of the experience, the via tragara is caprese charm on its own. The whole team was lovely, from the lady running breakfast, to the servers at Le Monzu, a special thanks to Antonio at front desk who gave very special recommendations. The website is transparent about the views one can expect on each category and you will need to book a special suite for a guaranteed view on the Faraglioni, my room still had a lovely sea view, between the faraglioni and the marina piccola bay, the only negative was it lacked a little privacy as tourists in the belvedere were quite close, and it also lacked some soundproofing with the floor above.

The best hotel in Capri. Stunning views on the Faraglioni. The pool lounge staff is exceptional, rooms are very nicely decorated and different from all the other hotels. Monzu restaurant is good and with an excellent service. The gym is a bit small but very clean and with good Tecnogym equipment

Everything was amazing in Punta Tragara. The concierge managed to get us tables in every restaurant we requested. Room view was stunning and service was on another level. The only issue is you have to walk around 1KM (15M) to get to the city or road and there isn’t any other way.

Peaceful and calm.

(Translated by Google) Other names Maria SS. della Libera and San Costanzo Historical News 0300 - 0400 (pre-existing first system) The precise date of construction of the church still remains an unknown, but it is one of the oldest on the island of Capri. Some historians maintain that a first structure already existed in the late 4th/5th century: the early Christian basilica with three naves was built on the remains of a Roman building from the late Republican era (as proven by the large quantity of finds dating from the 1st to the 4th century, recognized as tepidarium and calidarium) and made up of eight columns and two apses and the roof must have been made up of double-pitched wooden scaffolding. Description The small church stands along the provincial road that leads to the seaside village of Marina Grande: in the heart of the Torra or Torre district, where historians place the oldest inhabited center of Capri. The interior of the church is in the shape of a Greek cross, inserted in a square, in whose diagonals there are four chapels. Internally the chapels have a cross vault and at the meeting point of the arms with a barrel vault, resting on four raised arches, the dome opens. Externally there is a small Arab-style bell tower equipped with three bells. The church has a very simple facade. (Original) Altre denominazioni Maria SS. della Libera e San Costanzo Notizie Storiche 0300 - 0400 (preesistenze primo impianto) La data precisa di costruzione della chiesa resta ancora un'incognita, ma è una delle più antiche dell'isola di Capri. Alcuni storici sostengono che un primo impianto sia già esistito nel tardo IV/V secolo: la basilica paleocristiana a tre navate era edificata sui resti di un edificio romano di epoca tardo repubblicana (come provano la grande quantità di reperti datati dal I al IV secolo, riconosciuti come tepidarium e calidarium) e formata da otto colonne e due absidi e la copertura doveva essere formata da incavallature di legno a doppio spiovente. Descrizione La piccola chiesa sorge lungo la Strada Provinciale che porta al borgo marinaro di Marina Grande: nel cuore della contrada Torra o Torre, dove gli storici collocano il più antico centro abitato di Capri. L'interno della chiesa è a croce greca, inserita in un quadrato, nelle cui diagonali si aprono quattro cappelle. Internamente le cappelle hanno una volta a crociera e nel punto d'incontro dei bracci con una volta a botte, poggiante su quattro archi a sesto rialzato, si apre la cupola. Esternamente si trova un piccolo campanile in stile arabo dotato di tre campane. La chiesa si presenta con una facciata molto semplice.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty, I visited it years ago when I often went to Naples with my mom and a group of friends. Worth seeing. 👍 (Original) Molto carina, l' ho visitata anni fa' quando spesso andavo a Napoli assieme a mamma ed un gruppo di amici. Da vedere.👍

(Translated by Google) It is very cute and small with the kiosk outside always clean and welcoming, it is one of the oldest on the island (Original) E molto carina piccola con il chioschetto fuori sempre pulito e accogliente , è una delle più antiche sull'isola

(Translated by Google) BEAUTIFUL LITTLE CHURCH... TO VISIT... CAPRI IS BEAUTIFUL FOR THIS TOO! (Original) BELLISSIMA CHIESETTA... DA VISITARE... CAPRI E' BELLA ANCHE X QUESTO.!

(Translated by Google) An enchanting place full of infinite richness (Original) Un luogo incantevole e pieno d'una ricchezza infinita

(Translated by Google) Church of Marina Grande, very niche compared to the very central church in the Piazzetta. (Original) Chiesa di Marina Grande, molto di nicchia rispetto alla centralissima chiesa in Piazzetta.

Quite a walk - about 45 min in total only walking time - many stairs but great scenery ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Worth a walk! Takes 30 min whole. Breathtaking views. Great restaurant in the end!

Beautiful look-out (Belvedere). Nice hike to get to it. About a hour round trip from the center of Capri if you “go fast”, takes longer if you take lots of pictures like us!

Pizzolungo is an amazing walking trail that will lead you to so many spectacular views and look outs along the coast. We recommend reading some articles about the trail and roughly charting your path ahead of time - there are a few parts with quite a lot of elevation (1 point you'll encounter at least 13 storeys of stairs), but there are definitely ways to make it more leisurely. The majority of the path is paved so it's a enjoyable walk. We spent about 3 hours on the trail and brought drinks and snacks to stop and enjoy at some of the lookouts along the way.

Easy hike under the shade of various trees with breathtaking views

Pizzolungo is a fantastic pathway next to the sea with some viewpoints which give stunning views. In the first part from Arco Naturale, there are a lot of steep stairs to go down. It's easy to get tired if you are not in good form, and I recommend to go down slow. Once you reach the lowest point of the stairs, the pathway becomes easier and the views are worth it.

Few hours hike, some steep steps, but worth the effort: there are amazing views along the way, and shade of the trees. The trail seemed less busy than other places on the island.

Castello Barbarossa is a historic fortress on the island of Capri, Italy. Perched on a hill near Anacapri, it offers breathtaking views of the island and the sea. Originally built in the Middle Ages, the castle later became a refuge against pirate attacks, including those led by the infamous Barbarossa (Redbeard), from whom it takes its name. Today, the ruins are part of a bird observatory and nature reserve, making it a great spot for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Ruins of a former castle built by the dukes of Amalfi, yet named after Hayreddin Barbarossa, an Ottoman corsair, who stormed and destroyed the castle in 1535-1544. The reconstruction of the fortress was started, the work was never completed

Perfect view!

Go check it out

(Translated by Google) The castell is tiny, built in 1135 on an inaccessible rock. It is not open to the public. But you have a wonderful panoramic view from Anacapri over Marina Grande to Capri. (Original) Das Castell ist winzig klein 1135 auf einem unzugänglichen Felsen errichtet. Es ist öffentlich nicht zugänglich. Man hat aber einen wunderschönen Rundblick von Anacapri über Marina Grande bis hin nach Capri.

(Translated by Google) Castle that can be reached with an excursion and with a unique view of the island and beyond. (Original) Castello che si raggiunge con una escursione e con una vista sull'isola, e non solo, unica.

(Translated by Google) A piece of heaven fallen to earth... :) (Original) Ein auf die Erde gefallenes Stück Himmel ... :)

Grotta di Matermania, nestled along Capri’s scenic Pizzolungo trail, is a fascinating natural cave with ancient history. Once a site for Roman-era rituals, it offers a mysterious, atmospheric stop for hikers. The cavern’s impressive rock formations, lush surroundings, and proximity to the Arco Naturale make it a must-visit. While not a major tourist attraction, it’s a serene escape into Capri’s wilder side. Ideal for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place to visit once you descend the impressive stairs from the Arco Naturale side. The stone structure inside the cave is truly impressive. (Original) Bardzo ciekawe miejsce,gdy zejdzie się w dół imponującymi schodami od strony Arco Naturale. Budowla kamienna we wnętrzu jaskini robi niesamowite wrażenie

(Translated by Google) Friendly, authentic, this place is to be seen on the small path that runs along the coastline on the cliffside. Be careful, there are a lot of very steep steps between the path that leads to the Arco Naturale and the cave. (Original) Sympa, authentique, ce lieu est à voir sur le petit chemin qui longe le littoral à flanc de falaise. Attention, beaucoup de marches très raides entre le sentier qui mène à l'Arco Naturale et la grotte.

(Translated by Google) From the arco Naturale, steps allow you to see this cave in a few minutes, it's a shame to miss it! (Original) Depuis l’arco Naturale, des marches permettent de voir cette grotte en quelques minutes, dommage de passer à côté !

(Translated by Google) Cave along the beautiful walk from Capri. (Original) Grotte le long de la magnifique promenade depuis Capri.

A very nice location, the café/bar is very cosy, Longdrinks are great and the staff is really nice. Don’t miss it. As a plus, the concept is worth supporting: The villa is a place with interesting cultural offers and people with challenges in their lives have the opportunity to find work here. If in Anacapri, you should definitely visit!

(Translated by Google) Elegantly renovated house museum which preserves the atmosphere of the early 20th century with its delicate Art Nouveau majolica, white stucco and the pastel colors of the rooms. We visited the beautiful permanent exhibition by Raffaele Castello and the temporary one, equally interesting and worthy of a visit, entitled Atlas by the Neapolitan artist Vincenzo del Vecchio. We stopped for breakfast at the Alimenta Bistrot, which we highly recommend for the exquisite courtesy of the staff and the food and wine offerings from the Campania region, particularly the Benevento area. Heartfelt congratulations to the administration of the Municipality of Anacapri and to the "Sale della Terra" Consortium for having created this place of Excellence! (Original) Casa Museo elegantemente ristrutturata che conserva l'atmosfera dei primi 900 con le sue delicate maioliche in stile liberty , gli stucchi bianchi e i colori pastello degli ambienti. Abbiamo visitato la bellissima mostra permanente di Raffaele Castello e quella temporanea, altrettanto interessante e meritevole di una visita, intitolata Atlas dell'artista napoletano Vincenzo del Vecchio. Ci siamo fermati a colazione all'Alimenta Bistrot, che consigliamo vivamente per la squisita cortesia del personale e le proposte enogastronomiche del territorio campano in particolare quello beneventano. Complimenti vivissimi all'amministrazione del Comune di Anacapri e al Consorzio "Sale della Terra" per aver realizzato questo luogo di Eccellenza!

A very cute experience! Restaurant in the museum is top notch

(Translated by Google) Very nice place for cultural events, the gastronomy is highly recommended... you can sit very well on the terrace and the staff is also super friendly, we'll be happy to come back. (Original) Sehr schöner Ort für kulturelle Veranstaltungen, die Gastronomie ist sehr zu empfehlen…man kann sehr gut auf der Terrasse sitzen und das Personal ist auch super freundlich, kommen gerne wieder.

(Translated by Google) Villa Rosà is a museum, a place for cultural meetings but also a bistro that offers high quality and refined dishes at affordable prices... just a few steps beyond the center of Anacapri you will find a priceless atmosphere! (Original) Villa Rosà e' un museo, un luogo di incontri culturali ma anche un bistrot che offre piatti di grande qualità e ricercatezza a prezzi accessibili... con pochi passi oltre il centro di Anacapri troverete un'atmosfera impagabile!

(Translated by Google) An authentic place A genuine place Where, in addition to the satisfaction of the location, of eating and drinking with quality and expertise, you can also purchase local products that are more valuable than all the others... allowing you to help and include others. All this is always accompanied by kindness, a welcoming smile, and a willingness to meet. The entrepreneurial and commercial spirit of Campania blends expertly with the products of the extraordinary culinary tradition. A place to return to. A place of the heart to discover and rediscover. (Original) Un posto autentico Un posto verace Dove alla soddisfazione data dal luogo, dal mangiare e bere con qualità e sapienza è possibile fare anche acquisti di prodotti del territorio che hanno un pregio più di tutti gli altri... permettono di aiutare ad includere. Il tutto si accompagna sempre con la gentilezza dei modi, il sorriso della accoglienza, la disponibilità all'incontro Lo spirito imprenditoriale e commerciale campano si fondono con sapienza insieme ai prodotti della straordinaria tradizione culinaria. Un posto dove tornare. Un luogo del cuore da scoprire e ritrovare

(Translated by Google) Wonderful villa with characteristic rosa color with Greek letters on the outside in the center of Anacapri with ticket (Original) Υπέροχη βίλα με χαρακτηριστικό χρώμα rosa με γράμματα στα ελληνικά απ' έξω στο κέντρο του Ανακαπρι με εισιτήριο

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the Guard Tower cannot be visited internally, but you can enjoy the view outside the structure thanks to a small viewpoint located 50m away where you can have a complete immersion from the Guard Tower to the Punta Carena lighthouse to the Pino Belvedere on the right (Original) Purtroppo la Torre della Guardia non è visitabile internamente, ma si può godere della vista esterna alla struttura grazie ad un piccolo Belvedere stanziato a 50m dove si può avere un immersione completa dalla Torre della guardia al Faro di punta Carena al Belvedere di Pino sulla destra

(Translated by Google) Hardly accessible, the path is difficult, but great views (Original) Kaum zugänglich, der Weg beschwerlich, aber tolle Aussicht

(Translated by Google) Apparently not visitable but visible from the Punta Carena lighthouse (Original) A quanto pare non visitabile ma visibile dal Faro di Punta Carena

"Casa McKenzie" "McKenzie House" is the house-museum where the Scottish novelist and playwright Compton McKenzie lived during hos exhile in the isle of Capri (Exhile a short time before the First World War).

A wonderful and heartwarming experience following a PERFECT little route for SOLO TRAVELLERS and EXPLORERS of CAPRI ISLAND!! Originally I had walked down the left path from the chair lift at the top of Monte Solaro (Anacapri) to go and visit the Santa Maria A Cetrella (church) (about a 20-30 minute walk depending on your pace) and came across this wonderful small museum on the way. Although I left with a great knowledge of the place and the art produced there, I also ended up spending over 2 hours with my new friends from the volunteer association. Barbara, Gemma, Silke, and Pastor Elisa were so charming and full of life and cared for me like family. Feeding me their fresh fruit, home baked goods and even some bruschetta from their prepared lunches. Due to their vast multilingual skills as volunteers they let me talk their ears off and hear about their lives and how they got to Capri. They even invited me along to an intimate service at the Santa Maria A Cetrella which has arguably the best views of the whole island whilst also being an extraordinary 15th-16th century holy church with such history and life (and this is coming from someone who is not religious). If you are wanting to get the real feeling of Capri and Anacapri island and want away from the crowds I recommend visiting this little museum on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday (when the volunteers are there until 16:00). I also recommend going to visit the Santa Sofia church benches which have wonderful artwork from Silke’s late husband/artist (near the bottom station of the chairlift). And if you have time to visit a church that Pastor Eliza is currently studying at, only 2 minutes away from Garden of Augustus called Chiesa Evangelica Tedesca. Be sure to visit this place, write your name in their visitor book and tell them that Hannah sent you ! You won’t regret it ! :)

(Translated by Google) The beautiful house on the road among the chestnut trees that leads to Cetrella of the Scottish writer who chose it on the highest peak of the island of Capri, where he found inspiration for two exceptional novels. Today Museum of Rural Civilization. (Original) La bella casa sulla strada tra i castagni che conduce a Cetrella dello scrittore scozzese che la scelse sulla sommità più alta dell'isola di Capri, dove trovò ispirazione per due romanzi d'eccezione. Oggi Museo della civiltà contadina.

(Translated by Google) We were able to visit the place, an interesting little museum. (Original) Nous avons pu visiter le lieu, un petit musée intéressant.

Casa Malaparte, perched dramatically on Capri’s cliffs, is an architectural masterpiece blending modernist design with rugged nature. Built in the 1930s for writer Curzio Malaparte, its red-brick structure and rooftop terrace offer breathtaking Mediterranean views. Isolated yet poetic, it embodies artistic solitude. Though privately owned and inaccessible to most, its cinematic presence in Contempt (1963) cements its allure. A dreamlike icon of Italian architectural history.

We couldn’t get in to see it but from the walking path above this place is gorgeous. We also took the boat down and around the bottom and that was awesome as well!

Don’t follow google map😡😡o walked all the way down here and it’s no entry. And there was no other way to approach the building. If you decided to seal the road，why don’t update????

Unfortunately closed - we asked at the majors office but no chance - from outside the creative inspiring house is an incredible experience

Words can’t express the emotion you can get from seeing this beautiful place giving life to the images of Jean Luc Godard’s « Le Mépris » again and again ..

Beautiful architecture, became iconic with the movie Le Mépris. Nice walk worth the effort but careful the Villa is not open for visits most of the year!

What an amazing experience. The best of the best in Capri. The owner and waiter was very attentive. Gave us a tasting of his own olive oil. Homemade pasta, delicious linguine zucchini highly recommended and Angus beef Rib eye! Included lemonchello with desert. 6 Stars if I could.