Sorrento, our host city, is a beautiful coastal town. It offers breathtaking views of the Tyrrhenian Sea and Mount Vesuvius.

Marina Grande:

Sorrento's old fishing village, Marina Grande, boasts a charming harbor, seafood restaurants, and a small beach. It's a perfect spot to experience local life and cuisine.

Villa Comunale:

This public park in Sorrento offers stunning views of the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. It's an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or to watch the sunset.

Note for liqueur lovers: Sorrento is the birthplace of Limoncello, so don’t leave without sipping one or two.

Restaurants:

Ristorante Bagni Delfino: Renowned for its seafood dishes and views over Marina Grande.

Il Buco: Offers a modern twist on traditional Italian cuisine in a chic setting.

Pompeii is a fascinating Roman town frozen in time, thanks to the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The city is just a 35-minute drive from the venue.

Pompeii is larger than you might expect, so it’s a good idea to arrive early and give yourself plenty of time to explore. Some areas close by 3 PM, so it’s best to visit those first!

Restaurants:

Ristorante Il Principe: Offers a blend of traditional Italian and Mediterranean cuisine near the archaeological site.

La Bettola del Gusto: Known for its authentic flavors and warm ambiance.

This world-renowned coastline is just about an hour by car from the venue. The coast dazzles with its dramatic grottos, rugged cliffs, and sparkling bays. The Amalfi Coast is home to 13 picturesque towns and villages, with Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, and Capri being the most beloved among visitors.

1. Positano

Renowned for its colorful cliffside villas and pebble beaches, Positano is a must-visit. Wander through its narrow streets lined with boutiques and cafes, or relax on Spiaggia Grande, the main beach.

Restaurants :

La Taverna del Leone: Renowned for its Italian, seafood, and Mediterranean cuisine, offering a delightful dining experience.

Il Chiosco del Sentiero degli Dei: Ideal for hikers, this spot offers Italian, Mediterranean, and vegetarian-friendly options with a view.

2. Ravello

Perched high above the Tyrrhenian Sea, Ravello offers stunning panoramic views. Visit the historic Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, both boasting beautiful gardens and terraces.

Restaurants:

Ristorante Belvedere: Offers a flavorful sensory journey with Amalfi Coast culinary delights.

Rossellinis Restaurant: A Michelin-starred establishment known for its exquisite cuisine and panoramic views.

3. Amalfi

This historic town features the impressive Amalfi Cathedral, showcasing Arab-Norman architecture. Stroll through the bustling Piazza del Duomo and enjoy local delicacies at nearby cafes.

Restaurants:

Ristorante 34 Da Lucia: A popular spot offering authentic Italian dishes in a cozy setting.

Pasticceria Pansa: Famous for its traditional pastries and desserts, perfect for a sweet treat.

4. Capri

A short ferry ride from Sorrento, the island of Capri is famed for the Blue Grotto, a mesmerizing sea cave illuminated by azure light. Explore the charming town of Anacapri and take a chairlift to Monte Solaro for breathtaking views.

If you’re planning to visit, it’s absolutely worth staying one or two nights to fully soak in all the beauty and charm Capri has to offer.

Restaurants:

Ristorante Il Geranio: Known for its fresh seafood and stunning views of the Faraglioni rocks.

Da Paolino: Famous for its lemon grove setting and traditional Neapolitan dishes.

5. Atrani

Just a short walk from Amalfi, Atrani is Italy's smallest town by area. Its quaint piazza, charming alleys, and serene beach make it a hidden gem worth exploring.

Restaurants:

Le Arcate: A family-run restaurant serving traditional Amalfi Coast dishes in a welcoming atmosphere.

A' Paranza: Known for its fresh seafood and picturesque views over the beach.

6. Fiordo di Furore

This secluded fjord features a small beach nestled between steep cliffs, offering a unique and tranquil seaside experience.

Restaurants:

Ristorante La Locanda Del Fiordo: Offers traditional Italian dishes with a focus on seafood, set in a stunning location.

7. Vietri sul Mare

Famous for its handcrafted ceramics, Vietri sul Mare's vibrant tiles adorn buildings throughout the town. It's an excellent place to shop for unique souvenirs.

Restaurants:

Ristorante Il Principe e La Civetta: Known for its creative cuisine and beautiful ceramic-tiled decor.

La Playa: Offers fresh seafood and panoramic views of the coast.

8. Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods)

For hiking enthusiasts, this trail offers breathtaking views of the coastline, connecting the hilltop village of Bomerano to Nocelle, near Positano. It's a moderately challenging hike that showcases the natural beauty of the region.

Restaurant:

Il Chiosco del Sentiero degli Dei: Ideal for hikers, offering Italian and Mediterranean dishes with a view.

9. Chiostro di San Francesco

A 14th-century cloister in Sorrento, known for its tranquil ambiance and beautiful architecture. It's often used for art exhibitions and concerts.

Each of these destinations offers a unique experience, showcasing the rich culture, history, and natural beauty of the Amalfi Coast. We hope you have the opportunity to explore and enjoy them during your visit!

Naples, the capital of the Campania region, is a city where history, art, and culinary delights intertwine. Here are some must-visit attractions to enrich your experience:

1. Historic Center of Naples (Centro Storico)

Wander through the narrow streets of Spaccanapoli, the heart of Naples' historic center, where you'll encounter bustling markets, historic churches, and vibrant street life. This area reflects the city's rich history and lively culture.

2. National Archaeological Museum (Museo Archeologico Nazionale)

Home to one of the world's most significant collections of Greco-Roman artifacts, this museum showcases treasures from Pompeii and Herculaneum, including intricate mosaics and sculptures.

3. Sansevero Chapel (Cappella Sansevero)

This chapel houses the "Veiled Christ," a remarkable marble sculpture by Giuseppe Sanmartino, renowned for its lifelike depiction of Christ under a delicate shroud.

4. Underground Naples (Napoli Sotterranea)

Explore the labyrinth of tunnels, caves, and ancient cisterns beneath the city, offering a unique perspective on Naples' history, from ancient Greek aqueducts to World War II shelters.

5. Castel dell'Ovo

Situated on the seafront, this medieval fortress offers panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. It's a perfect spot for photography and leisurely walks along the promenade.

6. Catacombs of San Gennaro (Catacombe di San Gennaro)

Delve into these ancient underground burial sites adorned with early Christian frescoes, providing insight into early Christian history and art.

7. Galleria Umberto I

This elegant 19th-century shopping gallery features a stunning glass dome and intricate architectural details, housing various shops and cafes.

8. Piazza del Plebiscito

Naples' main square is flanked by the Royal Palace and the Basilica of San Francesco di Paola, making it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls and people-watching.

9. Santa Chiara Monastery (Monastero di Santa Chiara)

Visit this serene monastery complex, renowned for its beautiful cloister adorned with colorful majolica tiles and well-preserved frescoes.

10. Sample Neapolitan Pizza

No visit to Naples is complete without indulging in authentic Neapolitan pizza. Renowned pizzerias like Da Michele and Sorbillo serve traditional pies with simple, high-quality ingredients.

L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele: Renowned for serving some of the best pizza in Naples.

Trattoria Nennella: A lively spot offering traditional Neapolitan dishes.