Top 39 things to do and attractions in Vico Equense

(Translated by Google) Incredible location overlooking the sea, well-kept structure with the famous thermal pools. Intended for a user willing to pay for the exclusivity of the place. Sophisticated cuisine without being pretentious, excellent service. (Original) Posizione incredibile a picco sul mare struttura ben tenuta con le famose piscine termali. Destinata ad un utente disposto a pagare l'esclusività del posto. Cucina sofisticata senza essere pretenziosa, servizio eccellente.

(Translated by Google) In a wonderful cove, kind, present, they even provided us with the sun cream that we had forgotten, paid parking, high prices as in the whole area, after all you pay for the location and comfort. (Original) In un insenatura meravigliosa, gentili, presenti , ci hanno fornito anche la crema solare che avevamo dimenticato, parcheggio a pagamento, prezzi alti come in tutta la zona , del resto si paga la posizione e il comfort.

(Translated by Google) Very expensive and very crowded. But the structure is beautiful. Avoid weekends at the weekend: it's so crowded that you can't enjoy anything. (Original) Carissimo e affollatissimo. Ma la struttura è bella. Da evitare il weekend nel fine settimana: è talmente affollato che non ci si gode nulla.

(Translated by Google) a little expensive, to go when there isn't much confusion beautiful and well-kept environment! (Original) un po' caro , da andare quando non c'è tanta confusione ambiente bello e curato!

(Translated by Google) Excellent structure in a superlative location. Positioned overlooking the sea. Very Good building. (Original) Ottima struttura in una location superlativa . Posizionata a picco sul mare . Very Good building.

(Translated by Google) Because you are immersed in Nature.. The sea, the mountains, the clean air, wonderful ❤️ (Original) Perché sei immerso nella Natura.. Il Mare, Le montagne, l'aria pulita, meraviglioso ❤️

(Translated by Google) Wonderful area and structure (Original) Meravigliosa zona è struttura

This place is unbelievable! Always very busy, and popular with Italians and tourists alike. It's so much more than just Gelato. I watched many Italians order what turned out to be the Lemon delicia, so decided to try it and my word, it didn't disappoint. We all had dessert from here every night, no matter where we'd been prior.

I wanted to try everything on the menu—it all looked so tempting! In the end, I went for the classic Lemon Delicia, which was simply outstanding 👌💕👌. However, some friends in our group ordered the classic chocolate ice cream and weren’t as impressed.

In September 2024 my husband and I read an article in the New York Magazine by Tamara Shopsin about her trip back to Gabriele’s 14 years after her first visit to see if it was still the best gelato she had ever tasted (it was!). The article became the inspiration for our trip to Rome and Sorrento this October. We made 3 stops at Gabriele’s and it definitely was everything we hoped it would be. It is truly amazing. The yogurt gelato with fresh strawberries and whipped cream was a high point. Every flavor of gelato we tried was also wonderful as was the lemon delight dessert. There’s a full deli as well and we enjoyed the prosciutto and mozzarella rolls for a lunch break in between servings of gelato. Gabriele’s is absolutely 5 stars - not to be missed!

The Deliziosa al limone is something that everyone passing by there should try. We do so every time we are nearby. But it not the only thing. Not many place keep that level of tradition, passion, and quality as they do. I definitely recommend to everyone!!!

Omg, this place was beyond perfect!!! We ordered gelato and lemon delizia. Both were absolutely delicious. The only thing we’re upset about is not being able to try all the amazing pastries there. They all looked perfect, and I’m sure they tasted just as good!

Fantastic desserts and service at cheap prices. The gelato was tasty especially the nut topping which was crispy and sweet ! The lobster tail and lemon pastry was fresh and great quality, takeaway was packaged nicely. Staff were friendly and spoke English.

Really great range of flavours, cakes are also available and there's a little cheese section too if you're that way inclined. A nice place to get a souvenir food gift while you're enjoying a gelato.

Wonderful service, crazy view and amazing food. What an expierience and less than 1 hour away from Naples. The amberjack was most certainly one of the best dishes of 2025. Highly recommended!

We have eaten at many amazing restaurants throughout the world and this restaurant was one of best places we have eaten definitely on our two week trip through Italy and Spain (BCN/Ibiza/Forementera) and one of best places we have ever eaten. The entire experience is top notch and extraordinary. As we came off the main road and took many hairpin turns down the winding road heading to our final destination located in Marina di Equa nothing prepared us for what awaited us. We found what looked like a fortified building/tower and as we looked around perplexed trying to see where we could parked a gentle man approached us wearing a Torre del Saracino shirt and obviously was the valet attendant and he came toward us welcomed us and kindly parked our rental car (this is a nice perk). We immediately were warmly greeted as we approached the entrance. We were taken to a beautiful corner table with magnificent views of the water and the from where one could admire Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. What came next nothing could prepare us. Chef Gennaro Esposito is a master who brilliantly expresses the essence of his native land in every dish. Every dish is creatively presented, every dish is a masterpiece. Service was impeccable with Francesco describing every wine to us in great detail. The staff works as a seamless unit/team and all of the individuals with whom we interacted shined. Our server in particular proved warm and professional (Patricia was pleasant and warm as well). This place is well deserving of all the accolades! Cannot wait to come back to this magnificent restaurant! This was a gastronomic memorable journey! Highly recommend!

Wonderful setting. The staff are very professional and friendly, without pretentiousness. The food is local, precise, not heavy, and mostly seafood and vegetable-based which is our preference for fine dining. The menu progression over the 8 courses is excellent. The two michelin stars are well deserved.

An extraordinary experience at La Torre del Saracino. Chef Gennaro Esposito captures the true essence of the Mediterranean in every creation, masterfully balancing tradition and innovation. Our server provided impeccable, warm, and professional service, making every detail of the evening unforgettable. The sommelier, with deep knowledge and evident passion, guided us through pairings that elevated each dish to an even higher level. A culinary journey that fully justifies its two Michelin stars — one of the most memorable dining experiences we’ve had in Itlia

Unlike many tasting menus today, Torre del Saracino was a vibrant, new, and exciting experience. The passion and connection to the local land and sea can be experienced from the moment you walk in the door. The service is incredible, as diners experience pre meal bites and cocktails in the historic tower before being led downstairs into the dining room which boasts incredible views of the beach and sea. Not only is this one of the best bites I had in the region but clearly also a great value in comparison to other Michelin starred meals we experienced throughout the country and in general.

I rarely come back to an already visited restaurant, but Torre del Saracino is an exception. The place is amazing, just in front of the sea, with excellent view of Naples. The service is incredibly kind, perfect. The food is super. This time we took 8 plates decided by the chef. They were all delicious, starting with oysters and finishing with lamb, it was an sensiorial experience for taste and eyes. Definetely a place where to come back always with pleasure.

The restaurant has two star Michelin. It’s offering 6, 8, and 12 courses tasting menu. We went with 8 courses. The food was creative, beautiful and tasty, mostly seafood as it was our preferences. The staff were very professional and welcoming. We felt very comfortable and spent a great night on their patio that was facing the Mediterranean Sea.

Villa Comunale in Sorrento is a truly fantastic spot that offers some of the best views in the city. It's a great place to just relax and unwind, especially in the evening. We spent some time there watching the sunset, and it was a genuinely calm and soothing experience. The panoramic views of the entire Sorrento coast from the park are simply breathtaking. The way the light hits the water and the cliffs is beautiful, and it makes for a perfect place to just sit on a bench and take it all in. It's a simple pleasure, but a great way to end a day of sightseeing and escape the crowds for a bit.

Beautiful view of the sea. You can enjoy a coffee or some drinks at the local coffee shop. I ordered limoncelo spritz which was delicious and got some side snacks included, that were a treat!

A beautiful park with breathtaking views over the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. Peaceful and relaxing, with lovely gardens and benches to sit and enjoy the scenery. A perfect spot for a quiet break in Sorrento.

Beautiful spot with amazing views over the sea and Marina Piccola. well-kept area, perfect to take photos. You can also take the lift down to the beach. Definitely worth a visit while in Sorrento!

A fantastic public park offering commanding, panoramic views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. It's a peaceful spot for a relaxing break. Crucially, the park features a dedicated elevator down to Marina Piccola (the port) and the beachfront, making cliff access quick and easy

Great views over the bay of naples. Excellent stop for pints with a " O' Vesuvio" backdrop.

What a stunning place to be. Sorrento is beautiful..the port, the streets, the shops, the restaurants, the people and the atmosphere. I would recommend anyone to visit.

The best lemon cake, lemon sorbet and gelato in Sorrento. Ask for Maria and Diego. Fantastic servers. They always bring little surprises. You won’t be disappointed.

We found this incredible Italian gelato shop on our first night in Sorrento. We came back all 3 nights of our stay. Maria was our beautiful host serving us the most delicious high quality gelato in over 20 flavors. She welcomed us each night with kindness and little extras and made our time in Sorrento extra special. They also serve a variety of other treats, drinks, food so plenty for everyone to enjoy. The shop is clean spacious with tables inside and outside. Location is so central to the heart of the Sorrento walking street. You will love this lovely shop.

We had the best gelato in Italy at Gelateria Il Duomo and the most delicious lemon cake prepared by Maria Rosa presented like a piece of art. Meraviglioso! We will be back, grazie.

Best Gelato in town! Me and my wife tried the “Ricotta cheese and Pear” gelato on our first night and we got addicted to it! We literally planned our next day in a way that we end it on a high with the same gelato. Unfortunately, the staff mentioned that the flavour was sold out. We got really bummed as we were actually waiting for the whole day to get our hands on the lovely gelato. After hearing our plight, fortunately, the lovely lady on the counter asked us to wait for 5 minutes. She came out with the fresh gelato of our beloved flavour and we relished every lick of it!!! Cheers to the staff, their kindness and love, and the amazing gelato they serve!!!

Great service and fantastic food and drinks. The lemon cake is amazing, made by Maria. Definitely one to try if you're staying in Sorrento!

What a terrific place. Great wine and an incredible Maria taking care of us for 6 hours. She was fantastic and speaks . Even saw her creating an incredible ice cream birthday treat with candle and singing to the lady. Love this place and highly recommend.

Best Dessert, drinks, hospitality in sorrento!!!! Must visit when here!!! Maria is the sweetest lady in all of Sorrento

Quiet church with old paintings. St Antonio is a patron of sailors, fishermen and travelers. There are nice sea and sailoring themes inside. Don't forget to go downstairs near altar to pay visit to st Antonio himself. Must see if you consider traveller yourself. Free entry.

A beautiful church located quite in the city center of Sorrento. If you're visiting Sorrento during the summertime, there are A LOT of weddings that are held in this gorgeous basilica, so that's also a nice addition if you get a chance to take part in one.

The basilica of the patron of sorrento, the biggest church in sorrento must visit the crypta

A serene place to stop and reflect. Peaceful calm in the midst of the Sorrento hustle and bustle. Beautiful ceiling fresco.

You can easyly find it, even though it is not looking like a church at all. This is a hundreds of years old church with a Romanesque facade and a large nave, marble columns and frescoes. I recommend to visit it.

Beautiful basilica, but also great to see the size of the original baths.

Everywhere we go in Italy we find exquisite chapels created by the faithful. This one and its associated reliquary was constructed with material from more ancient Roman and Grecian temples and residences.

After watching Chef’s Table on Netflix, we knew we had to visit Antica Osteria Nonna Rosa — and it did not disappoint! We went on a Sunday for the tasting menu lunch and had such a memorable experience. The food was full of flavor, beautifully presented, and there was plenty of it. A perfect blend of tradition and creativity. Highly recommend for a special meal in the Sorrento area! Just take the train. Make reservations!

Came from the US .. was expecting much more .. cold people.. felt I’m eating plastic or rice wraps .flavour of food..dessert smelled like a smell of finished cigarette… yes!! I came to your location.. food taste and smell horrible

We came here having seen the Chef’s Table feature on Netflix. And consequently, we probably had impossible expectations. We ordered the classic tasting menu. Overall - remember we‘re talking premium Michelin star pricing - the experience was somewhat mixed: We had a really creative amuse gueule, which set our expectations quite high. This was followed though by a dish of cheese and then three pasta courses with tomato sauce (varied ingredients and pasta style of course), which were nice but not spectacular. The pairing wines really added to the experience though, so I‘d really recommend that option. Then we had a meatball with mashed potato, and finally a very nice variety of desserts again - I was only missing a dessert wine, which somehow wasn’t part of the wine pairing anymore (but dessert was gone before we realized). We went as a family with two children, so only two of us had the pairing wines, and overall ended up at EUR 660 plus tip. Honestly, given the fact most of the courses were varied pasta with tomato sauce, I felt we probably paid 100 - 150 Euro too much. Apologies if our taste buds couldn’t appreciate the difference, but making pasta at home didn’t feel terribly different from what we had here (good to know though that our pasta skills are apparently quite decent). Again, please remember this review is reflecting the high expectations we had visiting a Michelin Star fine dining experience. Overall, it was a very nice experience - friendly staff and quiet setting (Peppe Guida didn’t make an appearance on that Friday evening).

A beautiful restaurant with great food.

My sister and I had been planning to eat at Nonna Rosa for over a year and today we finally realised our dream. We selected the 'Peppe fèed me' and were pleasantly surprised... every meal was an experience that set our taste buds alive. A beautiful subtle infusion of lemon throughout the meal was divine. The service was exceptional, nothing to fault! And to top it off Peppe came over and had a chat with us which made experience all the better. I highly recommend thr food and experience! Looking forward to my next visit!

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An excellent private collection given to the town. The archaeological rooms were closed when I visited but very much enjoyed the mainly 19th paintings of Sorrento and Naples and wished it looked more like that now rather than the present day chaos with the traffic and tourists. Some beautiful views from the villa across the Bay of Naples. You'll spend about an hour here.

The grounds are beautiful and the archeological movie is the basement gave me some great perspective on what I was seeing around the town. If you follow the path all the way to the end you end up on a terrace of a very expensive hotel - Grand Hotel Ambasciatori Sorrento ($1,300€/night). Guess that view alone might be worth the $15€ admission each. The art and furniture displays are interesting but after everywhere we have been it's not really comparable to other options in the general area. No pictures of the art, furniture and collectibles displays as they ask that you don't take pictures.

It's okay, it's a nice museum but hard to see the value for money here. 15 euros was quite a lot for very little. I would say that the marquetry on the furniture is amazing and it's good to see the historical furniture on show. The painting exhibition wasn't particularly well lit so we didn't feel that it was a pleasant experience overall.

Great place to see and learn about the origins of the city. It wont take much time to visit.

You will need time to go through this Museum, which is a short walk from the Town centre. It has a very large collection of paintings, furniture, clocks and ceramics. Sadly there were few translations in English, except in the section on the excavations of Sorrento. However, one member of staff on watch, who spoke English, was really helpful when we came across an exquisite "multipurpose" ladies dressing table. Dore was really knowledgeable and told us so much about this interesting piece of furniture. The Correale has engaging gardens and grounds with pathways leading to a lovely cafe area overlooking the sea, though the cafe was shut when we were there.

Fascinating eclectic exhibitions of art and furniture in a fine old building that is now sadly quite neglected, as are the gardens. The entrance charge is quite high in comparison to far better museum/galleries. Nevertheless, an interesting visit providing an insight to the region's history.

Beautiful exhibits detailing the vivid history of the region. For 8 Euros a person, this museum​ is a must if you're visiting Sorrento. Top it off with a leisurely stroll through their gorgeous garden - you will not regret it!

This is a really lovely museum set in a very interesting building in the center of Sorrento. The first little corridor is not very inspiring, but it's easy to get completely immersed in finding out what's in all the little draws in the next three floors. My partner who is an architect was absolutely entranced by the quality of the sketch work and the beautiful and unusual shapes of some of the furniture. It's also really lovely how the museum sets the scene (social, industry, fashion etc.) before moving on to much of the tarsilinear work so that the scenes depicted can be really understood. The woodworking tools were also fascinating, as was the discussion of wood staining. You can easily spend 2 hours here if you take the time to get the most out of it. Well worth a visit.

Visiting Sorrento for the day. The museum’s actual website literally says FREE ENTRY. We get there and a woman refuses to acknowledge the website and insists on charging 10 € per person. We email and try to call the office. Zero response. Very disappointing and even if it were free, I’m not wasting my time.

Not sure what to make of this museum it’s neither one thing or the other. I was expecting an immersive experience in the art of making fret work and intricate wooden things. There’s a bit in that but it seems to tell more about the history of Sorrento. It’s interesting nonetheless and a bit pricey at €10 each. You’ll learn stuff but not how they make super thin wooden veneer, how they cut it or make things.

If you only have time for one thing in Sorrento visit this museum. The wood work is absolutely beautiful. The detail in mosaics and all sorts of designs is incredible without the use of modern technology. You can find similar wood work in a couple shops around Sorrento but you should really check out the history behind it.

Wonderful museum with four floors of great exhibits. There are many tapestries in Italian and English to help explain the history. There is a set of book and pieces you can buy. Well with the $10 entry.

Well worth a visit when you're in Sorrento. The displays are excellent and the building itself, a 16th century baron's house, is amazing.

A nice little museum if you're interested in marquetry, both ancient and modern, with some truly jaw-dropping exhibits. It's quite warm inside, so not a place to cool down in if it's boiling outside.

Just received our " Old Lover's " black and white piece and we love it. About to get it framed up. We traveled to Sorrento to one of galleries, looking forward to get more if possible. Thanks again

Incredible experience. Melody is so passionate about Raffaele. She told us so many stories about his photos. and his photos are some of the best black and whites I have ever seen. So candid to capture Italian life. What an amazing artist

Be sure to head up the alleyway opposite of the gallery entrance. When we visited, there was a Sophia Loren tribute display. The photography and artwork are incredible!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Rafaele Clentano Gallery. I must say, their unique approach to customer service is truly unforgettable! If you’re looking for an experience that leaves you questioning your life choices, this is the place for you. The atmosphere is vibrant, especially when you’re asked to leave unexpectedly! It really adds a thrilling twist to the day. I’m sure the owner is just passionate about maintaining a specific vibe—one that clearly doesn’t include clients. For those seeking a studio that values their customers, you might want to look elsewhere. But if you enjoy a bit of excitement and unpredictability, you might just love it here! Wishing the team all the best in their future endeavors!

Amazing! You have to visit his exhibition in Sorrento. Great photography and the view with the arrangement outside is super great.

An opportunity to see excellent black-and-white photography of everyday Italian people. We also paid €20 for a photoshoot in the Alfa Romeo. From the session we received the digital files for about 50 photos. Emma was an excellent photographer. Recommend a visit, especially if you enjoy photography.

Great place! So much amayzing stories. Art is emotional and deep (and sometimes erotic and romatic)! Need to chat with personal to get information of Rafaele biography and this artwork! Definitly worth to see! Thank you! 🫶

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) Place to visit, the ancient portal in Vesuvian basalt is particular. (Original) Luogo da visitare, particolare è l'antico portale in basalto vesuviano.

(Translated by Google) It doesn't exist. There is nothing (Original) No existe. No hay nada

(Translated by Google) A historic jewel in the heart of Sorrento, Palazzo Correale is one of the oldest buildings in the city. Initially owned by the noble Correale di Terranova family, the palace passed in 1856 to the Maresca di Serracapriola family thanks to the marriage between Giovanni Antonino Maresca di Serracapriola and Matilde Correale, daughter and heir of Count Francesco Correale. This union not only consolidated the wealth of the two families, but also contributed to strengthening the cultural and social prestige of the city of Sorrento. This magnificent example of architecture preserves centuries of history and represents an important testimony to the aristocratic past of Sorrento. (Original) Un gioiello storico nel cuore di Sorrento, Palazzo Correale è uno dei più antichi edifici della città. Inizialmente appartenuto alla nobile famiglia Correale di Terranova, il palazzo passò nel 1856 alla famiglia Maresca di Serracapriola grazie al matrimonio tra Giovanni Antonino Maresca di Serracapriola, e Matilde Correale, figlia ed erede del conte Francesco Correale. Questa unione non solo consolidò il patrimonio delle due famiglie, ma contribuì anche a rafforzare il prestigio culturale e sociale della città di Sorrento. Questo magnifico esempio di architettura conserva secoli di storia e rappresenta un’importante testimonianza del passato aristocratico di Sorrento.

(Translated by Google) Very nice. Worth visiting. (Original) Molto bello. Da visitare.

(Translated by Google) Corlas (Original) Κορλας

(Translated by Google) The Santuario della Madonna del Carmine was built in the 16th century in the Baroque style, which is clearly reflected in the magnificent interior. From the outside, the church looks somewhat unusual: part of the yellow facade is partially covered by an adjacent building, which gives the external appearance something incomplete. (Original) Das Santuario della Madonna del Carmine wurde im 16. Jahrhundert im Barockstil errichtet, was sich auch deutlich in der prunkvollen Innenausstattung widerspiegelt. Von außen wirkt das Gotteshaus etwas ungewöhnlich: Ein Teil der gelben Fassade ist durch ein angrenzendes Gebäude teilweise verdeckt, was der äußeren Erscheinung etwas Unvollständiges verleiht.

(Translated by Google) Baroque in style, it was rebuilt in the 18th century on a previous medieval church. It has an elegant façade, decorated with stuccos and a bell tower. The interior is rich in marble, gilding and frescoes. The most notable thing is the main altar with an image of the Virgin of Carmen, dressed in royal clothing and crowned. There are also side chapels with statues and paintings. (Original) De estilo barroco, fue reconstruido en el siglo XVIII sobre una iglesia anterior medieval. Tiene una fachada elegante, decorada con estucos y una torre-campanario. El interior es rico en mármol, dorados y frescos. Lo más destacable es el altar mayor con una imagen de la Virgen del Carmen, vestida con ropa real y coronada. Hay también capillas laterales con estatuas y cuadros.

(Translated by Google) In Piazza Tasso, in the heart of Sorrento, stands the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Carmine. The church, dating back to the 17th century, was built on the site where Christians were martyred during the reign of Diocletian. With a single nave, the Carmelite friars decorated it in Baroque style, enriching it with stucco and elegant paintings. (Original) Su piazza Tasso, nel cuore di Sorrento, sorge il santuario della Madonna del Carmine. La chiesa, d'origine secentesca, fu edificata sul luogo dove furono martirizzati i cristiani durante l'impero di Diocleziano. A navata unica, i padri carmelitani la decorarono secondo lo stile barocco, arricchendola con stucchi ed eleganti dipinti.

(Translated by Google) In the center of Sorrento there is this church, associated with a convent of Carmelite friars of the Ancient Observance. On the main altar there is a reproduction of the Madonna Bruna venerated in the Carmine Maggiore of Naples and considered among the oldest images of the order even if it has undergone many and not always successful restorations. An important place for a prayer pause. (Original) Nel centro di Sorrento è presente questa chiesa, associata ad un convento di frati carmelitani dell'Antica Osservanza. Sull'altare maggiore è presente una riproduzione della Madonna Bruna venerata nel Carmine Maggiore di Napoli e considerata tra le immagini più antiche dell'ordine anche se ha subito molti e non sempre felici restauri. Un luogo importante per una pausa di preghiera.

(Translated by Google) Located on the corner of Via del Corso Italia and Via Correale, it is the most important in Sorrento. It has a beautiful façade painted yellow and in the middle of the roads that surround it is the statue of Sant Antonino Abate (Patron Saint of Sorrento). (Original) Ubicada en la esquina de la Via del Corso Italia con Via Correale, es la mas importante de Sorrento. Tiene una linda fachada pintada de amarillo y en medio de las vías que la circundan se encuentra la estatua de Sant Antonino Abate (Patrono de Sorrento).

(Translated by Google) Please note that opening hours are not always respected, as this is a place of worship. Free The facade is more interesting than the interior, which is ornately baroque but lacking in originality. A must-see. (Original) Attention aux horaires d’ouverture pas toujours respectés lieu de culte oblige. Gratuit La façade est plus intéressante que l’intérieur, baroque chargé mais sans originalité. A voir en passant.

(Translated by Google) Located in the heart of Sorrento, the bright yellow Saffard is an eye-catching sight in the city. (Original) ソレントの中心的場所にあり、鮮やかな黄色のサファードは、街の中でも目を惹きます。

Beautiful church, lovely service, very nice Hymns

Beautiful place v friendly people watched a wedding loved it.

Beautiful buildings and work

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Another church.

(Translated by Google) There is the most beautiful altar in the world... Extremely precious and wonderful (Original) C'è l'altare più bello del mondo... Preziosissimo e meraviglioso

(Translated by Google) Very simple Baroque church. It's worth it if you're passing through (Original) Chiesa Barocca molto semplice. Vale la pena se ci si trova di passaggio

Cool building and history. Only visible on the outside.

Romanesque city palace from the 12-13th century - one of the most interesting in the region, with beautiful details on the facade

Wish I had seen it not under restoration

Cool

(Translated by Google) We didn't visit the Palazzo itself, but this district is characterized by old buildings and alleys with southern charm. You immerse yourself in another world. (Original) Wir haben den Palazzo selbst nicht besucht, aber dieses Stadtviertel ist geprägt von alten Gebäuden und Gassen mit südländischem Charme. Man taucht in eine andere Welt ein.

(Translated by Google) Murals painted in the 1300s (Original) 1300년대 그린 벽화

(Translated by Google) Nice. (Original) Schön.

Interesting gate on the old town walls of Sorrento. Number 3 on the map. Leads down to a lovely little fishing village.

Attributed to Greek builders from the 4th or 5th century B.C., this piece of history served as access to the city of Sorrento from the harbor. To find it, follow the harbor quay east and ascend the stairs or descend marina grande from the city. You may be retracing the footsteps of Odysseus!

Adds a bit history to the area, and nice and cool!

I thought praiano and positano was picturesque but this place is breathtaking.

No sign to explain this place. So what is the point.

(Translated by Google) The Greek Gate is part of a Greek city wall and probably dates from the 4th to 5th century BC. Chr. Today it is a landmark that is part of Via Marina Grande. There is a viewpoint nearby with a magnificent view of the bay with the fishing port and the Gulf of Naples. (Original) Das Griechische Tor ist Teil einer griechischen Stadtmauer und stammt wohl aus dem 4. bis 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr. . Heute ist es eine Sehenswürdigkeit, die Teil der Via Marina Grande ist. In der Nähe liegt ein Aussichtspunkt mit grandiosem Blick auf die Bucht mit dem Fischereihafen und dem Golf von Neapel.

(Translated by Google) It is an Arch or entrance door to the marina, it is nice to walk down there to see the marina (Original) Es un Arco o puerta de entrada a la marina, es bonito bajar caminando por ahí para ver la marina

Decorated in late October for Natale or Christmas. Centrally located by ample parking as a jumping off point for walking through Sorrento.

(Translated by Google) We saw the Ligabue exhibition. Well organised, in large spaces and audio guide for each painting. On the upper floor there is an exhibition of music boxes donated to Sorrento by one of its inhabitants who moved to America. (Original) Abbiamo visto la mostra di Ligabue. Ben organizzata, in ampi spazi e audio guida per ogni quadro. Al piano superiore è stata allestita una mostra di carillon donata a Sorrento, da un suo abitante trasferitosi in America.

(Translated by Google) I just visited the Antonio Ligabue exhibition, many works and very beautiful, it's a shame that the lighting of the spotlights did not enhance the works, in fact some of them actually had the reflection of the light. Furthermore, there was no one present in the rooms to supervise so several people felt free to do as they pleased while listening to the explanation of the paintings in speakerphone. Others left the children running and screaming, not respecting the necessary silence that is required when admiring a work of art. (Original) Ho appena visitato la mostra di Antonio Ligabue,tante opere e molto belle peccato che la illuminazione dei faretti non valorizzava le opere anzi alcune avevano proprio il riflesso della luce. Inoltre nelle stanze non era presente nessuno a vigilare percio' diverse persone si sono sentite libere di fare i loro comodi ascoltando in viva voce la spiegazione dei quadri. Altri hanno lasciato i bambini correre ed urlare non rispettando il doveroso silenzio che e' richiesto quando si ammira una opera d'arte.

(Translated by Google) If you visit Sorrento around Christmas or winter, it is a square-like place with a Christmas tree. It is a street and a place where a lot of people walk around. It seems that people here also use it as a meeting place. A lot of local people wander around here, and if you look around, you can see the restaurants placed so that you can enjoy the outdoor view, some of the sea views, and the decorations placed between the buildings clearly give off the atmosphere of Sorrento's Christmas. The orange trees planted here as street trees seem to add to the atmosphere. It is one of the crowded places with many tourists. If you come here at sunset, it will be a truly wonderful sight. (Original) 소렌토 도시에서 크리스마스나 겨울쯤에 방문하면 크리스마스 트리가 세워져 있는 광장같은 장소이다. 대로변이기도하고 사람들이 많이 돌아다니는 곳이다. 여기사람들이 만남의 장소로도 활용하는듯하다. 현지 사람들이 많이 돌아다니며 이 주변을 보면 야외 뷰를 즐길수 있도록 볼수있게 배치한 음식점들과 바다뷰가 일부보이고 건물들사이로 배치된 장식품들이 소렌토의 크리스마스의 분위기를 확실하게 내주는듯하다. 여기에 가로수로 심은 오렌지나무들이 분위기를 더해주는듯. 관광객들이 많아서 붐비는곳중 하나다. 석양질때 이곳에 오면 정말 멋진 광경일듯하다.

(Translated by Google) A house is built on a high cliff on the way to the swimming pool, and the sea visible beyond the road below is impressive. (Original) 소렌토에서 나폴리쪽을 바라다보는 절벽밑이 있는 바다 수영장가는길에 높은 절벽위에 집을 짓고 그 아래 찻길 너머로 보이는 바다 인상적입니다.

(Translated by Google) A work of art (Original) Un opera d’arte

(Translated by Google) Very nice building with gardens where you learn about all the fruit trees. When we were there, there was a very interesting expo about red coral. On the top floor there is a permanent expo about old music players. (Original) Zeer mooi gebouw met tuinen waar je iets leert over alle fruitbomen. Toen wij daar waren, was er een zeer interessante expo over rood koraal. Op de bovenste verdieping is er een vaste expo over oude muziekspelers.

(Translated by Google) It's not a real turtle, but it's still cute. (Original) Es ist zwar keine richtige Schildkröte, aber trotzdem süß.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful natural rock, a truly beautiful panorama to see (Original) Bellissima roccia naturale , panorama veramente molto bello da vedere

Rickety old cable car took us up to top of mount faito standing only - cable car is accessible at end of train station platform to be fair if the weather had been clear the views would have been amazing there is 2 small restaurants and toilets at top bus down was something else very narrow roads very fast driving

Get away from the hot weather of the city - we had 22 degrees and there was 32 in the city. Nice walk in the woods in the shade, beautiful views on the mount Vesuvio and the city.

Great place to visit with staying in Castellammare di Stabia. Funicular goes up every 20 min., round trip costs 8 eur. per person. View point is 10-15 min. walk, also there's few bars if you want to grab a drink or snacks.

Beautiful hiking trail with certain level of difficulty but manageable in general. Entrance to the trail is convenient to access via a cable car ride from Castemarre di stabia train station.

Mount Faito is a mountain that is part of the mountain chain of the Lattari mountains: 1,131 meters high, has access from both Castellammare di Stabia and Vico Equense and can also be reached by the cable car of the same name, managed by the Autonomous Authority Volturno, from the station of Castellammare di Stabia.

One of my favorite days during my two week Italy trip was the day spent taking the cable car, talking to Nicola (the owner of the bar connected to the Cable Car area) about where to hike and eating his delicious food and drinks, hiking along the road there, reaching the church and great view, hiking back through the forest, ending with a few more snacks and drinks and taking the cable car back to town.

Amazing path, great views !

A hidden gem. A stunning view of the ocean in front, while quiet, cool, and peaceful inside the church.

Beautiful church and spectacular view. Here are three wedding ceremones per day and three years waiting list.

The church itself was a marvel, but it was the harmony of its grounds, the breathtaking view from the front steps, and the unexpected art exhibit that made this visit one of the most divine experiences of my life.

Beautiful peaceful place

Lovely view while we were there they had a classical music concert playing on a wide screen

If visiting Amalfi Coast, don't forget to visit Vico Equense, a dramatic scenery, a town at the edge of a cliff. Unmissable.

A church in a beautiful place worth a visit.

This place is wonderful! Walkable to various restaurants and the shore. Great views. Feels secluded and is quiet even though in town.

This is the most beautiful place, now we had it virtually to ourselves for we went in late September. The views are breath taking, weather good yes it rained but early morning.

The Castello Giusso is private appartments. The whole area is secured and not open to tourists even if tours guide recommand it as an essential visit in Vico Equense! Decieving false publicity!

Beautiful old castle. Stayed for a few days in early January. Short stroll into the town. Beautiful views.

Amazing wedding venue! If you are looking for an Italian fairytale wedding location this is it.

Hit the spot! Comfortable room and the view is unbelievable!

Nice place

It is not accessible how Google maps is showing. You can reach only via boar from the port-5 euro. It is nice and the water is clear. Rocky beach

IT’S CLOSED! We tried to go there but there is no way to do it. So don’t waste your time

You can't reach this beach without a car and the road is not safe. Public transport suck. Not suggested.

Magnificent place look like we are on paradise. The water is cleaner than at the other beaches around the port. 8 euro for the sunbeds. Good to prepare with drinks and food but the staff can help to bring things from the central beach bars.

Easy to reach with boat taxi (5euro). Nice beach, because of the rocks around. The water is cleaner than at the other beaches around the port. 8 euro for the sunbeds. Good to prepare with drinks and food but the staff can help to bring things from the central beach bars.

This is only accessible by a boat!! Google update your maps!! Once we took a boat it was lovely!

Dont let google maps trick you into thinking you can get here on foot, you can’t!

Fascinating collection and display of minerals and fossils from around the world, including a nice section displaying many of the different forms of rocks from nearby Vesuvius. Our experience was made all the more pleasant by one of the staff who gave a tour of the collection. His enthusiasm as he took us around made this visit the highlight of our day.

One of the staff showed us around and he was so so passionate and excited to talk about the minerals/fossils in the museum. It's definitely a hidden gem of gallery, and there's a ton of history to learn from it as well. I highly recommend this place.

Though it's small, it has some great specimens and the curator was so helpful and rightly very proud of the exhibits and there history.

The staff were very informative and friendly, it is hidden out of the way, but definitely recommend a visit if you're interested in Vesuvius.

An excellent museum, too often overlooked, with lots of local information and specimens. Perfectly sized for children!

The entrance was a bit hard to find as the building was under renovation. The curator was very knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and engaging. A lot of fun pieces (though the place may look small). Really enjoyed our time there

Highly recommend. While the main entrance construction works are ongoing, enter at the Ist. Ss. Trinita' E Paradiso entrance. Walk straight through and up the stairs. Very interesting exhibition.

Beautiful church in the centre of Vico.

It was a beautiful church. Well kept and loved by the communitu

Beautiful church

Nice

(Translated by Google) beautiful little village church.. quite suggestive for the thank you board even if in my opinion it is undervalued.. the statue of Mary is beautiful.. (Original) bellissima chiesetta di paese.. abbastanza suggestiva pa bacheca delle grazie anche se a parer mio è poco valorizzata.. bellissima la statua di Maria..

(Translated by Google) It was a trade fair and I didn't want to take a look inside or take photos inside the door, so I can only contribute an outside photo. (Original) Es war gerade Messe und da wollte ich keine Innenbesichtigung machen und auch nicht bei der Türe hinein Fotografieren, somit kann ich nur ein Aussenfoto beitragen.

(Translated by Google) It's like bathing in the pool of a 1st century AD Roman emperor. C. (Original) È come fare il bagno nella piscina di un imperatore romano del I secolo d. C.

Wonderful setting in authentic Italian village. Beautiful domed ceiling.

(Translated by Google) It stands in the small square of Seiano and stands out among the various churches on the Peninsula for its central plan, circular in shape, and for the large dome! The facade is in neoclassical style and has 2 symmetrical bell towers on the sides. Inside there are 7 chapels along the perimeter. The church dates back to the beginning of the 1600s and was built on the basis of a pre-existing church, known as Santa Maria Vecchia. If you want to visit, I recommend choosing a bus or scooter if possible, because there are very few parking spaces! (Original) Sorge nella piazzetta di Seiano e si fa notare tra le varie chiese della Penisola per la sua pianta centrale, di forma circolare, e per la grande Cupola! La facciata è in stile neoclassico e presenta ai lati 2 campanili simmetrici. All'interno sono collocate 7 cappelle lungo il perimetro. La chiesa risale ad inizio del 1600 e fu costruita sulla base di una chiesa preesistente ,nota come Santa Maria vecchia. Se si vuole visitare consiglio di scegliere se possibile bus o motorino, perché i posti auto sono molto pochi!

(Translated by Google) In the crypt of the church, there is a nativity scene exhibition to visit. The nativity scenes are very accurate both in the representation of scenes of everyday and non-daily life, and in the choice of shepherds, unique artefacts. The atmosphere is very suggestive thanks to the cork that covers the walls. (Original) Nella cripta della chiesa, è presente una mostra presepiale da visitare. I presepi sono molto curati sia nella rappresentazione delle scene di vita quotidiana e non, sia nella scelta dei pastori,manufatti unici. L'atmosfera è molto suggestiva grazie al sughero che riveste le pareti.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church and community with great liturgical and charitable sensitivity thanks to the pastoral care of the parish priests who have succeeded one another over the centuries (Original) Bellissima chiesa e comunità con una grande sensibilità liturgica e caritativa grazie alla cura pastorale dei parroci che vi si sono succeduti nei secoli

(Translated by Google) The beautiful Dome of Seiano! Built in the center of the Seiano hamlet, it is the only church with a basilica plan in the Diocese. From the entrance, where on the right and left there are two rooms of the bell tower, a circular plan develops, like the Pantheon in Rome, with a high drum and large dome with lantern. On the main axis there is the entrance hall on one side and the main altar with presbytery on the opposite side. Seven radial chapels in neoclassical style open into the walls and a large pipe organ opens onto the choir loft. Flanking the facade, slightly concave in the central part and divided into two superimposed orders, are two symmetrical bell towers. (Original) Il bellissimo Cupolone di Seiano! Costruita nel centro della frazione Seiano, è l'unica chiesa a pianta basilicale della Diocesi. Dall’ingresso, dove a destra e sinistra sono due vani del campanile, si sviluppa una pianta circolare, come il Pantheon a Roma, con un alto tamburo e grossa cupola con lanterna. Sull’asse principale sono sistemati da una parte l’atrio d’ingresso e dalla parte opposta l’altare maggiore con presbiterio. Sette cappelle radiali in stile neoclassico si aprono nelle pareti e sulla cantoria un grande organo a canne. Affiancano la facciata, leggermente concava nella parte centrale e scandita in due ordini sovrapposti, due campanili simmetrici.

(Translated by Google) 18th century church in a small village that is worth a visit, one of the largest circular churches in the area. Also worth visiting is the neighboring congregation with an ancient wooden altar and the sanctuary of the Madonna delle Grazie which preserves very ancient and precious votive offerings from local sailors saved from terrible storms by the intervention of the Madonna. During the Christmas period, a masterful 18th century Neapolitan style nativity scene can be visited in the crypt of the church of San Marco. It is the largest on the Sorrento Peninsula. Not to be missed. (Original) Chiesa dell 700 in un piccolo borgo che merita una visita una della vuole circolari più ampie delle chiese della zona. Da visitare anche la congrega limitrofa con un antico altare ligneo e il santuario della Madonna delle Grazie che conserva antichissimi e preziosissimi ex voto dei marinai del luogo salvati da terribili tempeste dall'intervento della Madonna. Nel periodo natalizio nella cripta della chiesa di San Marco è visitabile un magistrale presepe in stile 700 napoletano. È il più grande della Penisola Sorrentina. Da non perdere.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful baroque church with a particular architecture in a circular plan with the magnificent dome by Bottiglieri, built at the end of the 1700s with the offerings of rich families, notables and shipowners of the village of Seiano..... to visit (Original) Bellissima chiesa barocca dall'architettura particolare in pianta circolare con la magnifica cupola del Bottiglieri, costruita alla fine del 1700 con le offerte delle famiglie ricche, i notabili e gli armatori del Borgo di Seiano..... da visitare

Spectacular! It took me 2 hours to reach M. S. Michele (Molare) from the cable car, passing through Santuario S. Michele, which was closed. I then continued on an easy path (300) to Croce Della Connochia, followed by a leisurely walk (338a I believe) through an enchanted forest and joining up with the road back to the cable car (336C). This stretch took me about 2h30min. I am reasonably fit, but not a very experienced hiker. The only sections that made me nervous was the cable car and the short scramble up Molare. All the path signs were well maintained.

Grandiose ending of my Italy vacation, with bombastic views on the Vesuv, the gulf of Naples and the Amalfi coast. Sheer lunacy!

Great, varied hiking area. Having an online map or paper map is helpful as sign posts are found only on some of the junctions

Can be hiked as part of the Ring of Faito. Take the Cable car from Castellamare (8 Euro round Trip), follow signs to St Michele church first, then Monte Molare and then finish the loop by following the path to Croce della Conocchia (3-4h hike). Monte Molare has the most stunning views but the little climb up there is for more advanced hikers. The rest of the loop is fairly easy though.

Very beautiful views but the track is confusing and very tedious, but i suppose that also adds a certain ‘natural’ vibe to it, since there’s hardly anyone there.

Sorrento peninsula highest peak. Stunning views on Salerno and Napoli gulf

Wow views, highest point for miles

This beach is a hidden gem. The best way to get there is by scooter, as you can easily park it on the side of the road. Getting there by car can be tricky and may cause complications. Keep in mind — reaching the beach requires a bit of physical effort. There's a short hike downhill, and you’ll need to climb over some rocks, so being in decent shape is definitely a plus. Also, be aware that there are two beach spots to choose from: one through the fisherman’s booth, and another one located to the left. Both beaches are absolutely beautiful and well worth the visit.

Excellent secluded beach with black rocks. You can find shade under some natural caves. It can get wavy. The path down or up can be tiring under the heat, but it’s a ~10 min or less if you’re in shape. The entrance is not signaled but you can see a fence and the stairs right next to it from the road.

This seems like a local wild beach , I went alone around 5 pm and was empty. It was a spontaneous decision but was the best thing I did in the amalfi coast , you have bus to go there, but you need to do a little hike and go down some rocks to finally get there. If you are a sedentary person it might be a little hard but in general it’s manageable. Worth it!

This beach is absolutley breathtaking! It is not for everybody because you need to decent down a very narrow path down the cliff and after you pass the fishermans house on the first bay you need to climb big rocks. BUT I have also seen a lot of elderly people do it, so it is very possible! The black pebble beach gets very very hot, in the summer it was impossible to walk on them bare foot so I would recommend bringing sturdy flipflops. It was worth every drop of sweat to get there, truley amazing beach with an immaculate 180 degrees view of cliff mountain and sea. NOTE: no parking nearby so you have to find a empty spot on the side of the road, there are a few little bays that are big enough for one car each.

The beach itself us quite nice. The other with cats and house not so much. There are small stones which allows to see a bit closer water. Not so much snorkeling rather poor experience. Very difficult for parking a car aside the road, better for a motorcycle. But if you are lucky you can make it. Last part of the path is just a rock to climb via a rope. Motor boats disturb the beauty of a hidden place

One of the best beach, I’ve ever been in Italy. Can only recommend this relaxing and spectacular beach. Not crowded, no trash, only You and the Mediterrean Sea! Slight disadvantage, that there is No parking place for the car by the entrance on the road, plus you have to literall climb down and up to experience this Secret Place! :-) totally worth it!!!

The beach is amazing Please 🙌🏻 if you go there, bring some food for the cats 😥 they are a lot and they seems so skinny. I don’t think they live well there 😥

(Translated by Google) It was not possible to go inside due to renovation. But you can see the facade (Original) Nie udało się wejść do środka z powodu remontu. Ale fasadę można zobaczyć

(Translated by Google) A 16th-century church with beautiful views of the town and Mount Vesuvius (Original) Kościół z XVI wieku z pięknymi widokami na miasteczko i na Wezuwiusz

(Translated by Google) Can anyone help me I'm looking for the telephone number. Is Father Gennaro still there? (Original) Qualcuno può aiutarmi Cerco il recapito telefonico. C è ancora Padre Gennaro?

(Translated by Google) As beautiful as the nature of the landscape that surrounds it (Original) Bello caratteristico come la natura del paesaggio che lo circonda

(Translated by Google) Beautiful homily from the deacon!!!! (Original) Bellissima omelia del diacono!!!!

(Translated by Google) Closed at midday on Sunday. (Original) A mezzogiorno di domenica chiuso.

(Translated by Google) Historic place welcoming church (Original) Luogo storico chiesa accogliente

(Translated by Google) It is worth taking a tour of this location where several works by Antonio Asturi donated by the Maestro's heirs are on display to allow everyone to enjoy the mastery of the local painter. Interesting experience........and free. (Original) Vale la pena fare un giro in questa location dove sono esposte diverse opere di Antonio Asturi donate dagli eredi del Maestro per consentire a tutti di godere della maestria del pittore vicano. Esperienza interessante........e gratuita.

(Translated by Google) ASTURI ART (Original) ASTURI ARTE

(Translated by Google) Thanks to the Asturi heirs for the kind donation to the city of Vico Equense Worth visiting (Original) Grazie agli eredi Asturi per la gentile donazione alla città di Vico Equense Da visitare

(Translated by Google) Local artist in a modern municipal museum (Original) Artista locale in un moderno museo comunale

(Translated by Google) A beautiful museum (Original) Un bellissimo museo

(Translated by Google) Nice place to visit, shame it's not well kept, a bit decadent (Original) Bel posto da visitare peccato che non sia tenuto bene, un po decadente

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful places on the peninsula. But I say one of the most beautiful places in the world. I took the kids to the complex to visit the exhibition of the treasures of the master Salvador Dali and they were very enthusiastic from there we went down for a ride towards one of the panoramic views and it was a fantastic and unique experience. Campania with its beauties and its Locus amoenus is one of the most beautiful regions in the world (Original) Un luogo tra i più belli della penisola Ma io dico un luogo tra i più belli al mondo. Ho portato i ragazzi al complesso a visitare la mostra i tesori del maestro Salvador Dalì e sono stati molto entusiasti da lì siamo scesi a fare un giro verso una delle viste panoramiche ed è stata un'esperienza fantastica e unica. La Campania con le sue bellezze con i suoi Locus amoenus è una delle regioni più belle al mondo

(Translated by Google) A spectacular and unique glimpse. Give yourself a moment of peace and dive into the infinity of this glimpse. Recommended with the west wind... (Original) Uno scorcio spettacolare e unico. Regalati un momento di pace e tuffati nell'infinità di questo scorcio. Consigliato con il vento da ponente ...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, with lots of spaces and a beautiful view. It should be better maintained. (Original) Posto bellissimo, con tanti spazi e un bellissimo panorama. Dovrebbe essere tenuto meglio.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, a decadent atmosphere in a center that the municipal administration would do well to restore as soon as possible (Original) Atmosfera purtroppo decadente in un centro che l'amministrazione comunale farebbe bene a restaurare quanto prima

(Translated by Google) A beautiful quiet and historic place in beautiful Vico Equense. Ideal for conferences and evenings. (Original) Un bel luogo tranquillo e storico nella bellissima Vico Equense. Ideale per convegni e serate.

(Translated by Google) Nice with a large garden outside but small inside (Original) Bello con un giardino fuori grande ma dentro è piccolo

(Translated by Google) Perfect place for a half day excursion. Also suitable for beginners (Original) Posto perfetto per un'escursione di mezza giornata. Adatto anche a principianti

(Translated by Google) A beautiful view, too bad it was a bit foggy (Original) Una bellissima panorama, peccato che ci stava un po di foschia

(Translated by Google) Heaven exists (Original) Il paradiso esiste