• Il Vallone dei Mulini - Discover the magical view of the Vallone, featuring its historic mill and vibrant greenery that envelops the old bridges connecting the valleys of Sorrento. This is a perfect introduction to the Sorrento coast’s unique landscape, and one of the most photographed spots globally.

• Piazza Tasso - Learn about the history of Sorrento’s main square, once a natural valley, now dedicated to one of Italy’s greatest poets.

• Centro storico - Explore the narrow streets of Sorrento’s historic center, adorned with sun-drenched laundry, cobblestone paths, and ancient structures like the Sorrento Cathedral, Sedil Dominova, and the Monastery and Cloister of San Francesco. Enjoy the local artisan shops, majestic attractions, and the stunning Villa Comunale, offering views of the Sorrento coast and the Gulf of Naples.

• Marina Grande - Antico Borgo Marinaro - Visit the historic fishing village, home to traditional boats and the church of Sant’Anna, the protector of women in childbirth, and a filming location for a significant Italian movie.

• Chiostro di San Francesco - Experience the fourteenth-century cloister of the Franciscan friars, one of the city’s most beautiful, ancient, and iconic sites.

• Eat-Sorrento - Conclude your journey at one of the town’s finest shops, offering limoncello crafted from certified local lemons. Enjoy a tasting of limoncello and other local specialties, with the option to purchase these delightful products.

• Local guide
• Snacks
• Alcoholic Beverages

• Private transportation
• Tips

Explore the historic heart of Sorrento with a local guide and uncover hidden gems and attractions that might otherwise be missed! The journey begins at the meeting point with an introduction to the city’s rich history, followed by a visit to the Vallone dei Mulini and a discussion on Sorrento’s geo-morphological features. The tour continues into the historic center, featuring the Sedil Dominova, the ancient city parliament, and an exploration of Sorrento’s renowned wood inlay craftsmanship. Participants will also learn about the famous lemons and limoncello. The tour then descends to the port of Marina Grande, an old fishing village, before ascending to the 14th-century cloister of San Francesco. The experience concludes with a limoncello tasting, provided by a partner shop, to appreciate its organoleptic qualities. Guests can sample the limoncello, along with other products, to evaluate its quality and consider making a purchase.

• In case of uncertain weather or rain it is recommended to bring an umbrella, a raincoat and to pay even greater attention in choosing shoes, which must be non-slip, given the slope of some sections and the slipperiness. In the event of adverse weather that does not allow the tour to be carried out, a message will be sent communicating the impossibility of carrying out the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.