Pictures of Sorrento

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This charming port has served as Sorrento’s connection to the sea for almost 2,000 years and is still in use by local fishermen.

Visit an ancient church full of artistic treasures and the adjacent cloister with its mix of architectural styles.

Admire the stunning outdoor frescoes of this 14th-century building that used to be a place for noblemen to discuss politics.

This charming port has served as Sorrento’s connection to the sea for almost 2,000 years and is still in use by local fishermen.

Admire the stunning outdoor frescoes of this 14th-century building that used to be a place for noblemen to discuss politics.

Swim or snorkel in this legendary natural pool or watch the sunset from a picturesque Roman ruin on the rocks of Punta del Capo.

Visit an ancient church full of artistic treasures and the adjacent cloister with its mix of architectural styles.

Swim or snorkel in this legendary natural pool or watch the sunset from a picturesque Roman ruin on the rocks of Punta del Capo.

This charming port has served as Sorrento’s connection to the sea for almost 2,000 years and is still in use by local fishermen.

This charming port has served as Sorrento’s connection to the sea for almost 2,000 years and is still in use by local fishermen.

Admire the stunning outdoor frescoes of this 14th-century building that used to be a place for noblemen to discuss politics.

Visit an ancient church full of artistic treasures and the adjacent cloister with its mix of architectural styles.

Go shopping, sightseeing or eating and drinking in the narrow lanes surrounded by Italian heritage buildings dating back to Roman times.

Swim or snorkel in this legendary natural pool or watch the sunset from a picturesque Roman ruin on the rocks of Punta del Capo.

Swim or snorkel in this legendary natural pool or watch the sunset from a picturesque Roman ruin on the rocks of Punta del Capo.

This charming port has served as Sorrento’s connection to the sea for almost 2,000 years and is still in use by local fishermen.

This charming port has served as Sorrento’s connection to the sea for almost 2,000 years and is still in use by local fishermen.

Go shopping, sightseeing or eating and drinking in the narrow lanes surrounded by Italian heritage buildings dating back to Roman times.

In the heart of Sorrento, behind central Tasso Square, lies an almost hidden treasure: an ancient and overgrown ruin in a lush ravine.

This main square in Sorrento is a great place for people-watching, admiring Baroque architecture and learning about the local history.

Swim or snorkel in this legendary natural pool or watch the sunset from a picturesque Roman ruin on the rocks of Punta del Capo.

Admire the stunning outdoor frescoes of this 14th-century building that used to be a place for noblemen to discuss politics.