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Once you reach this point, turn your gaze and you will be surprised to see the sea on both sides of the Sorrento peninsula, almost as if it were a Photoshop trick: instead it is pure reality, for once!!

Great place with benches to look at the sea and Ischia

Even from the beach of Castellammare di Stabia, a town with over 60,000 inhabitants in the province of Naples, you can easily observe the top of Vesuvius. The volcano is imposing and often characterizes the skyline of these areas.

Corso Italia is the beating heart of Sorrento, a long artery that runs through the city center and offers a lively mix of history, culture and modernity. Lined with elegant buildings, historic cafes and typical shops, it is an ideal place for a stroll that combines shopping and discovery. Here you can find boutiques, restaurants and pastry shops renowned for local specialties, such as the famous Sorrento limoncello and lemon delights. During the summer evenings, Corso Italia comes alive with music and shows, offering a lively and welcoming atmosphere that captures the unique charm of the Sorrento Coast.

the Sorrento peninsula with its views and colors is certainly one of the most evocative places in Italy and the territory of Massa Lubrense is the symbol of this area with its glimpses of Naples, Capri and the Amalfi Coast.

A town of about 14,000 inhabitants on the Sorrento peninsula, Massa Lubrense is one of the least known but most characteristic places in the area. Historically, it is known, on the occasion of the monarchy-republic referendum of June 1946, for having recorded the highest percentage of votes in favor of the monarchy: 97.3% of the total voted monarchist.

From the first excavations carried out in the mid-eighteenth century to today, this open-air museum, unique in the world, has gradually revealed its extraordinary treasures.