The four-storey limestone behemoth high on the hill in Sorrento was built in 1875 and has been through various iterations — ...

Lemony yellows and deep ocean blues make Sorrento a feast for the eyes! Sorrento finds itself in season from Easter through ...

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With its lemon tree lined streets and incredible views of the Bay of Naples, Sorrento offers the perfect opportunity to fall ...

Located in the Unesco heritage of Val D’Orcia, Tuscany, Posta Marcucci is in the sleepy medieval village of Bagno Vigoni. The ...

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By Erik Vance I’ve never been a good swimmer. I mean, I can swim. But what I do in a pool feels more like a battle for survival than a workout — especially after the first few laps.

In Italy recently I tried to swim in Sorrento and had to pay something like 60 euros ($99) to sit there for a couple of hours by the sea. That’s the way of their world. Such things have rarely ...