Are you planning a holiday on the Sorrento coast<\/a> and the Amalfi coast<\/a>? Sorrento is the coastal town from which the Sorrento coast takes its name. The town is built on a cliff overlooking the sea<\/strong> and is famous for the panorama.<\/p>\n Tourist attractions abound; the surrounding nature<\/strong> is enchanting, the historic center<\/strong> is a labyrinth of narrow streets with ancient buildings and monuments, and the food is great<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Furthermore, Sorrento can be visited throughout the year<\/strong>. In spring you can go trekking and hiking<\/strong>, in summer you can sunbathing on a beach<\/strong>, autumn is the best time for foliage<\/strong>, while winter is magical thanks to the Christmas lights and decorations<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The beauty of Sorrento became famous from the 19th century when the wealthy northern Europeans began to spend their holidays on the Amalfi and Sorrento Coast<\/strong>. However, the origins of town go far back in time. Over the centuries it was then colonized by the Greeks, the Romans, the Normans<\/a> and the Aragonese<\/a>.<\/p>\n The name Sorrento derives from the Greek “surreo” which means “to merge”, referring to the waters that flow down from the valleys to the sea.<\/p>\n Many are the places in Sorrento that deserve a visit.<\/p>\n Here we will focus on the attractions within the town, leaving out all the natural ones hidden in the surrounding area.<\/p>\n
\nWould you like to take a day trip to Sorrento<\/strong>?<\/p>\nDISOVERING SORRENTO<\/h2>\n
BEST PLACE TO VISIT DURING A DAY TRIP TO SORRENTO<\/h2>\n