Pompeii is one of the most significant proofs of Roman civilization and, like an open book, provides outstanding information on the art, customs, trades and everyday life of the past.

Piazza dei Mulini and descent to Spiaggia Grande: Walk down the picturesque main street, among ceramic shops, handmade sandals and fashion boutiques. Spiaggia Grande and panoramic view: Once you arrive at the beach, admire the iconic view of the colorful houses climbing the cliff. If you want, stop for a quick drink at one of the seaside bars. Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta: A few steps from the beach, visit this church famous for its majolica dome and the Byzantine icon of the Black Madonna. Vicolo dei Mulini and quick shopping: On the way up, make a quick stop to buy a souvenir: hand-painted ceramics, personalized sandals or local limoncello. Panoramic view from the main street (Viale Pasitea or Mandara parking lot): If you have time before leaving, stop at a viewpoint for a breathtaking photo of Positano from above.

Piazza Tasso: The beating heart of Sorrento, surrounded by cafes and shops. Perfect for taking photos and soaking up the local atmosphere. Vallone dei Mulini: A few steps from Piazza Tasso, admire this spectacular gorge with the remains of an ancient mill surrounded by vegetation. Corso Italia: Stroll along the main street, among artisan shops and boutiques. Chiostro di San Francesco: An oasis of peace with splendid medieval arches and a small garden. Often hosts art exhibitions. Villa Comunale and view of the Gulf of Naples: From here you can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of Capri and Vesuvius. If you want, you can quickly go down to the beach via the public elevator. Limoncello and souvenirs: Before leaving, stop in a typical shop to taste limoncello or buy a gastronomic souvenir.