Sorrento
I first started going to Sorrento in 2005. It is a beautiful small town situated on the edge of the Bay of Naples, approximately one hour’s drive from Naples airport. The town stands on a high plateau of volcanic rock which drops sheer to the sea. Sorrento has been a popular resort town since the 1700’s. It has plenty of character and charm with tall colourful buildings and narrow streets with a rich diversity of shops, cafés and restaurants. The town’s ancient origins can be traced back to the Greeks; Sorrento was first ruled by the Samnites and then the Romans, under whom it became a favourite holiday retreat. A walk through the narrow streets of the town is a must. You can still see many examples of Greek architecture as well as the impact the Romans had on the town.
It is a town I have returned to for many years since 2005. To see more pictures please click on the respective gallery.
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